How about a trip to Central Morocco

Marrakesh’s climate, in the more western regions of the desert, is Mediterranean in nature, in so much as summers are hot, dry and very sunny, while winters are mild, bright and the wettest time of year. The differences with Marrakesh’s climate revolve around the extremes, winters are much sunnier than those across the Mediterranean, averaging more than 7 hours sunshine a day, similar to London in May, they are also drier, with only 1 in 4 days on average seeing rainfall from November to April. Summers are, on the whole, slightly hotter than most places in the Mediterranean and during frequent heatwaves, temperatures can come close to 50°c. Spring and Autumn are warm, mostly dry and sunny, with autumn being 2-3°c warmer than spring on average, but slightly less sunny. Further inland, you experience true Saharan weather, with long, hot, sunny days the norm and extreme temperatures from Apr to Sep, often exceeding 40°c and rain in far eastern Morocco is rare