In March, Morocco welcomes spring with mild temperatures, sunny days, and blooming landscapes. In Casablanca, temperatures typically range from the upper 50s to upper 60s°F (15–20°C), with a refreshing Atlantic breeze. Marrakech is generally warmer, with daytime highs in the low to mid-70s°F (22–24°C) and cooler evenings. March is a wonderful time to visit, offering comfortable weather for exploring historic medinas, vibrant markets, and beautiful gardens before the summer heat arrives.
Carry on
A small backpack/daypack is ideal. This will be used for excursions throughout your trip.
Passport
Photocopy of passport
Hand Sanitizer
Wallet/money for personal expenses
Phone
Book and/or journal
Pen
Camera
Headphones
Chargers
European adapter (see more about electrical outlets here)
Change of clothing
Refillable water bottle
Medication (when applicable)
Emergency contacts
Favorite snacks if you follow a special diet/have allergies
Checked Luggage
Clothing
Socks
Underwear
T-shirts
Long-sleeved shirts
Hoodie/sweatshirt
Jeans/long pants
Light pants
Pajamas
Swimsuit (some of the accommodations offer a swimming pool or spa)
Hoodie, jacket, or lightweight fleece
Scarf
Sandals or flip-flops to use inside
Comfortable sneakers or other close-toed shoes
Laundry bag
Face wash
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Deodorant
Sunscreen
Contacts & solution or spare glasses
Earplugs/eye mask
Personal med kit/necessary medications
Feminine hygiene products
Razor/shaving cream
Toilet paper or tissues (public bathrooms might not have them)
Tips:
As you pack your clothes, you should consider the country's culture. Morocco is a conservative country, so you might want to dress modestly, covering your knees and shoulders at all times. You will rarely see any man wearing shorts in Morocco, so this is recommended no matter your gender.