Casablanca Weather in June

June weather by the coast

June feels warm and mostly dry in Casablanca. The high reaches 28°C, while evenings cool to 18°C. With long daylight and plenty of sun, you can fit in the Hassan II Mosque, a stroll through the Art Deco centre and time along the Corniche.

Rain is rare, but the Atlantic can make the waterfront feel cooler than the city streets. Save long walks around the Old Medina for the morning or evening, and avoid expecting a hot, calm beach day: ocean conditions can be brisk.

What's on in June

Casablanca may host concerts for the Fête de la Musique around June 21. The event is marked in Morocco, though the local programme can vary. Eid al-Adha can also fall in June in some years; its date follows the lunar calendar, so it shifts from year to year.

If you're visiting during Eid, expect some shops and restaurants to close or change their hours. It's a good time to try a family-run meal when places are open, but don't count on every spot serving pastilla, the city's savoury-sweet pie.

Crowds and local tips

June is a transition into summer, not yet the peak of July's holiday season. You'll generally find fewer summer visitors than later in the season, though prices can rise as demand builds. It's still within Casablanca's broad best-visiting period, which runs through June.

If you hate crowds, head to the Hassan II Mosque early, before tour groups arrive. Then take the tram towards the Corniche for a breezy afternoon by the Atlantic. Check the mosque's visiting hours locally, as prayer times affect access.