Long weekends in Morocco, 2025
No public holiday in Morocco creates a break of three consecutive days or more in 2025. Either the dates all fall mid week, or they land on days that were already non-working.
Bridge days
Each of these is a single working day with a holiday on one side and a non-working day on the other. One day of leave turns it into a break of four days or more, which is why these dates empty out even though nobody is formally off.
| Date | Day | Adjacent holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Mon, 13 Jan 2025 | Monday | Amazigh New Year |
| Fri, 2 May 2025 | Friday | Labour Day |
| Fri, 15 Aug 2025 | Friday | Zikra Oued Ed-Dahab |
| Fri, 22 Aug 2025 | Friday | Youth Day |
| Fri, 7 Nov 2025 | Friday | Green March |
| Mon, 17 Nov 2025 | Monday | Independence Day |
Taking all 6 bridge days costs 6 days of leave and produces 6 breaks of at least four consecutive days. That is the cheapest time off available in the 2025 calendar, and it is also why these are the first dates to be booked out.
How these are worked out
Every day of 2025 is classified as working or non-working using Morocco's own weekend pattern and its nationwide public holidays. Consecutive non-working days are then grouped into runs, and any run of three days or more that contains at least one public holiday is listed above. Runs made of a weekend alone are excluded, since a two day weekend is not a long weekend.
Regional holidays are not included. In countries where regions set their own dates, the real picture locally can be better than the one shown here, sometimes considerably.