Authentic Moroccan coastal city with strong halal food and mosques; quieter alternative to Fes or Marrakech.
Money-saving tips
Book a 3-star riad or mid-range hotel on the Rabat side of the river for more English-friendly service.
Eat at family-run restaurants and nicer eateries; halal seafood dominates local dining.
Hire a shared taxi or local guide for Ramadan market tours; 10–15 USD for a 3-hour tour.
Best time to visit
Spring and autumn bring mild temperatures (65–75°F), minimal rain, and peak European tourist flow. Hotels and riads book 2–3 weeks ahead. Ramadan (dates vary, typically Nov–Dec 2024) overlaps shoulder season.
June–August: hot and dry (80–95°F), fewer tourists, locals on holiday mode. Nov–Dec: mild and clear, post-Ramadan, good for visiting.
Winter (Jan–Feb): cooler (55–65°F), occasional rain, lowest prices. July: very hot (90–100°F), many locals travel inland or to coast; restaurants quieter.
Typical weather
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