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Marrakech

Marrakech is a vibrant, colourful destination that offers families an unforgettable mix of culture, sunshine, and adventure. From lively markets and beautiful palaces to peaceful gardens and family-friendly resorts, it’s a place where kids can experience something completely different while parents still enjoy comfort and relaxation.

Average weather in Marrakech

Jan 19°c
Feb 20°c
Mar 23°c
Apr 25°c
May 29°c
Jun 33°c
Jul 38°c
Aug 38°c
Sep 33°c
Oct 29°c
Nov 24°c
Dec 20°c

5 Reasons to Visit Marrakech

Marrakech is perfect for families who want sunshine, culture, and a bit of adventure. The city is full of fascinating sights – from palaces and gardens to bustling souks – and many resorts offer kids’ clubs, splash areas, and all-inclusive dining that make family travel simple and stress-free. Children will love camel rides, wandering through the Medina, or exploring the magical Jardin Majorelle, while parents can enjoy warm weather, spa time, and delicious Moroccan food.

Sunny All Year

Family-Friendly Resorts

Colourful Markets

Outdoor Adventures

Beautiful Gardens & Open Spaces

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FAQs

Yes! Many resorts cater specifically to families, and children often find the colourful markets, animals, and outdoor activities exciting and engaging.

Spring and autumn offer warm, pleasant weather ideal for exploring. Winter is mild and sunny, while summer can be very hot – best enjoyed at a resort with plenty of pool time.

Lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal. While Morocco is welcoming, modest clothing (covered shoulders and longer skirts/shorts) is appreciated in cultural areas.

Jardin Majorelle, camel rides, the Palmeraie, Bahia Palace, Le Jardin Secret, horse-drawn carriage rides, and exploring the Medina are all great family activities. Waterparks and resort pools are ideal for downtime.

Marrakech is generally safe in tourist areas. The Medina is busy, so keeping children close and avoiding narrow side streets at night is advised.

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Disclaimer: I have learnt running 21km is no joke, I would not recommend anyone be this delusional ✌🏻

I know a lot of the running community don’t like this sort of thing; beginners entering races they have no business entering. And I get it. For me, signing up was complete ignorance during a very difficult time. I wanted to raise money for the hospice that was caring for my mum, and the London marathon was happening at the time - I told my mum I’d run the London marathon next year - which is ridiculous as I’ve never ran in my life (I actually got a place on the Pancreatic cancer UK team 🙏🏻). My brother suggested signing up for this half marathon to help me prepare - so I did. And through grief and life, training started a little later than planned… but here we are. It would have been easy to drop out, say I’ll do it another time, but I’m not in it for the glory. I’m there to try my best, and raise money for an amazing charity. We have raised £11k so far; which is absolutely insane. If I get scooped up, I get scooped up. I want to see how far I can get before I do - and I’ll be a lot more prepared for London next year.

If you’d like to support my run by donating to an incredible hospice, I have the link in my linktree ❤️ (it’s linked in my bio or you can google the travel mum linktree)

#thetravelmum #halfmarathon #marathontraining
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Not sure what the solution is, but solidarity to anyone else failing the balance 😅 if you’ve worked it out, do share 😄💛

#workingmumlife #workingfromhome #thetravelmum

Today it became really apparent that I can’t be everything… we built a business so our kids could have a comfortable future, we wanted to have freedom to do lots of things together - yet I spend 90% off the time pushing them away while I fail to get everything done. This hand holding back and forth went on for a bit before I realised it’s the perfect metaphor - he just wants me now, while I’m busy worrying about the future.

Not sure what the solution is, but solidarity to anyone else failing the balance 😅 if you’ve worked it out, do share 😄💛

#workingmumlife #workingfromhome #thetravelmum
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