In my experience there are less during December - not really a nuisance.
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Winter sun: December offers a great chance to soak up some winter sun in Morocco. Marrakech enjoys highs of 20°C and seven hours of sunshine a day. Beaches on the Atlantic coastline are still warm enough for sunbathing, although, at temperatures around 19°C, the sea is likely too cold for a dip!
There's a bit more rain in the winter than there is in the summer, but the temperatures are quite mild overall. And with so much less tourist traffic to contend with, December is a great time to visit some of the busier areas, like Marrakech.
The Mediterranean coast can be nice and warm during the daytime (it just turns a bit chilly at night). The climate in the Sahara is at its most extreme; hot and dry in the day and close to freezing after sundown so think about your packing.
Unfortunately, mosquitoes can bite through clothes! Mosquitoes are more likely to attack exposed skin but can still pierce through covered areas to reach your hidden blood vessels. While tight-fitting clothing may protect you from ticks, mosquitoes can easily bypass the fabric to bite you.
Avoid Getting BittenUse EPA-registered mosquito repellents when necessary and follow label directions and precautions closely. Use head nets, long sleeves and long pants if you venture into areas with high mosquito populations, such as salt marshes.
There's a bit more rain in the winter than there is in the summer, but the temperatures are quite mild overall. And with so much less tourist traffic to contend with, December is a great time to visit some of the busier areas, like Marrakech.
As temperatures might change during the day, layering is essential. For additional warmth, a fleece or down jacket is a fantastic choice. While thinking about what to wear in Morocco in December, You must keep an excellent pair of hiking boots for footwear.