Weather in Agadir in July

The month to avoid. July is the month most people should skip in Agadir. Daytime highs average 38.9 °C and the afternoon is not negotiable — outdoor plans move to early morning or evening.

July ranks 11 of 12 — near the bottom of Agadir's year. January is the month that works, and the swing between the two is 64 points, which is a different holiday rather than a slightly better one.

Rain is not a factor worth planning around this month. Pack for heat management rather than style: shade, water, and a schedule that gives up on the middle of the day.

What the averages hide

Averages flatten a month, and this one hides a few things: 26 days of the month clear 35 °C — that is not a heatwave, it is the month. Across the twenty years measured, the hottest July day reached 48.3 °C and the coldest night fell to 17.6 °C.

July is dependably dry, and that reliability is the point: across the twenty years measured, the wettest July on record still only managed 6 mm, and the driest managed 0 mm. There is no meaningful variability to plan around, which makes this one of the few months anywhere that you can build a fixed outdoor itinerary against without a fallback. The wettest single day in twenty years of Julys brought 5 mm. Rain simply is not the variable that decides this trip — heat, crowds and cost are.

Wind is light at 8.1 km/h, so the temperature on the page is close to the temperature on your skin, and the air is dry at 37% humidity, which makes the heat far more bearable than the same figure somewhere humid — and dehydrates you faster than you expect.

How July sits in the year

Temperatures hold steady either side: 34.7 °C in June, 38.9 here, 38.4 in August. Nothing about the timing within the month matters much.

Daylight in July

July is at or near the longest days of Agadir's year: 13.9 hours of daylight, losing 0.4 hours across the month. Evenings are the real gain — dinner outdoors still happens in full light.

Sea temperature

The sea sits at about 19.8 °C in July — swimmable, but it takes a moment to commit. The sea peaks at 21.3 °C in October and bottoms out at 17.2 °C — water lags the air by a month or two, which is why the best swimming often comes after the best weather.

How busy it gets

Off season. The genuine off season: cheapest by a distance, with the caveat that some tours and restaurants close entirely.

Crowd levels are estimated from climate desirability and school-holiday calendars, not from visitor numbers.

July in Agadir versus nearby

If Agadir is one option among several, the nearby comparison is worth making. Marrakesh is close enough to be a coin toss — within a degree on temperature, 1 day more rain. Casablanca is a better bet in July — 8.8 °C cooler, 1 day more rain.

So: July is a compromise. January is 64 points better and is what Agadir is actually like at its best — worth moving the trip for if that is possible, and worth adjusting expectations for if it is not.

Every month in Agadir

See all twelve months in Agadir, or where else to go in July.