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Budget
C$ 765 - C$ 1,335
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Toronto Pearson IntlCasablanca Mohamed V
YYZ - CMN
YYZCMN
Toronto Pearson Intl
Mon 11/11
1 stop30h 40m
Casablanca Mohamed V
Mon 25/11
1 stop27h 50m
Toronto Pearson IntlCasablanca Mohamed V
YYZ - CMN
YYZCMN
Toronto Pearson Intl
Mon 11/11
2 stops27h 40m
Casablanca Mohamed V
Sun 24/11
1 stop19h 55m
Toronto Pearson IntlCasablanca Mohamed V
YYZ - CMN
YYZCMN
Toronto Pearson Intl
Sat 14/9
1 stop12h 10m
Casablanca Mohamed V
Sun 22/9
1 stop20h 05m
Toronto Pearson IntlCasablanca Mohamed V
YYZ - CMN
YYZCMN
Toronto Pearson Intl
Mon 11/11
2 stops12h 55m
Casablanca Mohamed V
Mon 25/11
2 stops33h 00m
Toronto Pearson IntlCasablanca Mohamed V
YYZ - CMN
YYZCMN
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 29/5
1 stop22h 05m
Casablanca Mohamed V
Wed 19/6
1 stop16h 35m
Toronto Pearson IntlCasablanca Mohamed V
YYZ - CMN
YYZCMN
Toronto Pearson Intl
Tue 28/5
2 stops17h 10m
Casablanca Mohamed V
Tue 25/6
1 stop13h 15m
Toronto Pearson IntlCasablanca Mohamed V
YYZ - CMN
YYZCMN
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 29/5
2 stops17h 05m
Casablanca Mohamed V
Mon 24/6
2 stops17h 25m
Currently, February is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Morocco (average of C$ 658). Flying to Morocco in July will prove the most costly (average of C$ 1,075). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
C$ 919
February
C$ 896
March
C$ 989
April
C$ 1,084
May
C$ 1,035
June
C$ 1,250
July
C$ 1,464
August
C$ 1,316
September
C$ 1,140
October
C$ 1,087
November
C$ 1,054
December
C$ 1,088
CMN Temperature | 12 - 22 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Morocco, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 22.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 12.0 C).
Boarding
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Overall
Comfort
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Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Boarding
Crew
Food
Overall
Comfort
Entertainment
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Boarding
Crew
Food
Overall
Comfort
Entertainment
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Boarding
Crew
Food
Overall
Comfort
Entertainment
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Boarding
Crew
Food
Overall
Comfort
Entertainment
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
Boarding
Crew
Food
Overall
Comfort
Entertainment
Reviews
It was a good experience other than a short delay.
When to fly to Morocco
Peak Season:
Morocco enjoys warm temperatures year-round. The hottest months are the summer, July and August can be uncomfortable in the big cities. There is some rain between November and March, but the weather varies according to where you visit. Temperatures are generally higher in the south and in the desert area. In the mountainous regions of the country, it is cooler.
Many travellers book flights to Morocco to enjoy one of the many festivals, which take place year round. In February the almond tree blossom festival takes place in Tafraoute. May has a number of public holidays including Eid El-Mawlid, a privilege holiday for the Queen’s Birthday and the late May bank holiday.
Off Season:
Away from the coast, the summer months may be unbearably hot for many travellers.
Overview
The exotic African country of Morocco is a popular destination with travellers searching for a bit of spice on vacation. Slightly more accessible to the Western traveller than many other countries in Africa, this is still a destination that feels a world away from home. Most flights to Morocco arrive in Marrakech, in whose bustling souks you can haggle for anything under the sun.The Djemma el-Fna is the central square and the heartbeat of the city. This is the place to see snake charmers and water pedlars and listen to story tellers weave their spells.
Fez is the religious capital of the country. Walk through the city’s preserved medieval labyrinth of alleys and streets, or sip mint tea at a table outdoors in a local café. Essouira, popular with artists and hippies and a favourite of Jimi Hendrix, boasts whitewashed riads, set against blue skies and blue seas. Further south, Agadir is awash with modern resorts, popular with package tourists. Inland is the spectacular Sahara desert where adventurous vacationers can take camel rides across the dunes or sleep out under the stars in Erg Chebbi.
Morocco’s climate has extreme temperatures in the inland areas, but cooler, more pleasant temperatures closer to the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Marrakesh temperatures average 21 C in the winter and 38 C in the summer. The Atlas Mountains have snow nearly all year round, and temperatures sometimes fall below -17 C. During the winter, the north is wet and rainy, but the south is dry and very cold as it approaches the Moroccan Sahara.
The country is not overly large, but internal flights are readily available from Royal Air Maroc. There is a limited train network, but fares are reasonable. Shared taxis – which can carry up to six passengers – are a popular and cheap method of getting around. The bus system is regular and cheap with a good network. Ferries operate from Algeciras to Tangier and from Sete in France to Tangier. There are also services between Gibraltar and Tangier.