Royal Morocco
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- Start Casablanca
- End Casablanca
- Meals See detailed itinerary for details
- Transport All ground transport included
- Accommodation Full details given in the detailed itinerary
- Destinations Agadir, Ait Ben Haddou, Casablanca, Fes, Marrakech, Meknes, Morocco, Ouarzazate, Rabat, Volubilis
- Days 14 days
Discover the Magic of Morocco
Experience the extraordinary diversity of Morocco on a 14-day journey that takes you from the vibrant streets of Casablanca to the golden sands of the Sahara and the relaxed Atlantic coast of Agadir.
Your adventure begins in Casablanca before travelling north to historic Rabat and the cultural heart of Fes. Explore ancient Roman ruins at Volubilis, discover the winding streets and colourful souks of the Fes medina, and experience the warmth of Moroccan hospitality along the way. From there, journey across the Middle Atlas Mountains to the Sahara, where an adapted camel saddle offers the opportunity to experience the desert in a truly unforgettable way – or choose a 4×4 adventure instead.
Continue through the dramatic landscapes of Ouarzazate and the famous Ait Ben Haddou kasbah before crossing the High Atlas Mountains to Marrakech. Here, specially designed accessible routes reveal the city’s gardens, palaces, souks and historic treasures, with time to explore at your own pace.
The final part of your journey is dedicated to the sunshine and seafront of Agadir, offering three days to relax, enjoy the beach or discover more of Morocco. Your adventure concludes back in Casablanca with a visit to the magnificent Hassan II Mosque.
With private accessible transport, adapted experiences and carefully planned routes throughout, this is Morocco designed to be experienced, explored and enjoyed by everyone.
Itinerary
Your Moroccan adventure begins in Casablanca.
On arrival at Mohammed V International Airport, you’ll be welcomed by your private accessible transport driver and transferred to your hotel.
Take some time to settle in, relax and prepare for the exciting journey ahead.
Accommodation
5 star hotel or local riad
Meals
Dinner
Special Information
Casablanca is a modern, relatively flat city and is generally accessible.
With private accessible transport provided throughout your journey, you won’t need to rely on taxis or public transportation.
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Leave Casablanca behind and travel north to Morocco’s elegant capital, Rabat. Discover some of the city’s historic highlights, including the impressive Hassan Tower, the Royal Palace and the atmospheric Kasbah of the Udayas, while enjoying spectacular views towards the coast.
From Rabat, continue your journey to Fes, Morocco’s cultural and spiritual capital, where you’ll spend the night.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner
Special Information
Rabat is relatively flat and generally accessible, although occasional curbs may require some assistance.
The grounds around Hassan Tower are flat and accessible, although the mausoleum itself has stairs and is not wheelchair accessible.
Step back almost 2,000 years today as you explore the remarkable Roman ruins of Volubilis. Set amongst beautiful Moroccan countryside, these remarkably preserved ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into life during the Roman Empire.
Continue to Meknes for a driving tour before enjoying lunch in Moulay Idriss, one of Morocco’s holiest cities. Afterwards, return to Fes, a city whose history stretches back more than a thousand years.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at a local restaurant
Special Information
Volubilis has uneven, unpaved paths and requires an adventurous spirit.
A manual wheelchair and pusher are strongly recommended.
Your guides will use the most accessible routes available, but the terrain can be challenging.
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Today, discover the extraordinary Fes medina with your personal English-speaking guide. A specially designed wheelchair-friendly route allows you to experience one of the world’s largest walled cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Wander through narrow streets filled with the aromas of spices and fresh fruit, admire colourful Berber carpets and discover the work of local artisans. Visit the Royal Palace and traditional pottery workshops before stopping for lunch at a restaurant in the heart of the medina.
After lunch, continue exploring this fascinating historic city before returning to your hotel.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at a local restaurant
Special Information
The Fes medina is built on a hillside, but specially selected routes help minimise barriers. Some uneven surfaces should be expected.
The warmth and hospitality of local residents are an unforgettable part of the experience.
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Today brings one of the great highlights of your Moroccan adventure. After an early breakfast, journey across the Middle Atlas Mountains, travelling through forests, dramatic rocky landscapes and traditional Berber villages.
Stop for lunch in Midelt, renowned for its fossils and rocks, before continuing towards the vast Sahara Desert and its magnificent dunes.
This afternoon, experience the desert in a truly unique way with an hour-long camel journey to your oasis camp. An adapted camel saddle has been specially designed to make this experience possible for travellers with a range of mobility and balance needs. Alternatively, you can travel to camp by 4×4 or stay at an auberge on the edge of the desert.
Spend the night beneath the stars in comfortable Deluxe Berber tents.
Accommodation
Deluxe Berber tents
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at the Berber camp
Special Information
Sand presents obvious challenges for wheelchair users, so the camp has been adapted with Berber carpets and concrete flooring to make movement easier.
The adapted camel saddle provides an exciting alternative for those who wish to experience the desert by camel.
After breakfast, leave the Sahara behind and continue towards Ouarzazate, travelling through Morocco’s spectacular landscape of palm-filled oases and desert scenery.
For film enthusiasts, there may be an opportunity to visit Atlas Movie Studios, where famous Hollywood productions have been filmed.
Later, relax at your kasbah accommodation and enjoy the unique atmosphere of Morocco’s Saharan region.
Accommodation
Local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at the kasbah
Special Information
The movie studio has unpaved but generally flat surfaces.
A manual wheelchair with assistance is recommended.
Ouarzazate itself is relatively flat and straightforward to explore.
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Continue towards Marrakech, stopping along the way at the spectacular Ait Ben Haddou. This famous fortified kasbah has provided the backdrop for numerous films and is one of Morocco’s most recognisable landmarks.
For an unforgettable experience, you can explore the kasbah using a Joelette Trekking Wheelchair, accompanied by two assistants.
Continue across the dramatic High Atlas Mountains and along the legendary Road of 1,000 Kasbahs before arriving in Marrakech.
As evening falls, head into the famous Djemaa el-Fna square, where storytellers, entertainers and the enticing aromas of open-air barbecue stalls bring the city to life.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at the hotel/riad
Special Information
Ait Ben Haddou is generally inaccessible to standard wheelchairs.
The Joelette Trekking Wheelchair, accompanied by two assistants, provides an opportunity to experience the kasbah over approximately 1.5–2 hours.
Today, explore Marrakech, known as the ‘southern pearl’ of Morocco. Your guide will take you along a specially selected accessible route designed to minimise barriers while showcasing some of the city’s most fascinating sights.
Discover the Saadian Tombs, the Menara Basin and the tranquil Majorelle Gardens, along with some of Marrakech’s many hidden treasures. After lunch, continue towards the magnificent Koutoubia Mosque before finishing your exploration amongst the colourful souks and markets.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at a local restaurant
Special Information
Marrakech is particularly well suited to wheelchair travellers, with many flat routes through the city and medina.
Some rough surfaces and small steps may be encountered, but your guide will select routes carefully to avoid unnecessary barriers.
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Today is yours to enjoy Marrakech at your own pace.
Perhaps venture into the Ourika Valley to enjoy spectacular mountain scenery, explore the palm groves of the Palmeraie or take a day trip to the coastal town of Essaouira. Alternatively, simply relax by the pool and enjoy a slower-paced day.
Whatever you choose, your day can be tailored around your interests, energy levels and accessibility needs.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at the hotel/riad
Today, leave Marrakech behind and travel to the Atlantic coast and the relaxed seaside city of Agadir.
Rebuilt following the devastating earthquake of the 1960s, modern Agadir combines wide open spaces and beautiful beaches with the warmth and hospitality of Morocco. Enjoy spectacular views, fresh seafood and the laid-back atmosphere of this popular coastal destination.
For an even more memorable beach experience, ask about renting a beach wheelchair.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at the hotel/riad
Special Information
Agadir is relatively flat and offers dropped kerbs throughout much of the city.
The seafront promenade is particularly accessible, with ramps providing access towards the beach and a long, smooth route along the waterfront.
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After your travels through Morocco, today is all about slowing down and enjoying the coast.
Spend the day beside the pool, take in the ocean views, enjoy the fresh sea air or simply relax on the beach.
Whether you’re looking forward to great food, beautiful scenery or some well-earned downtime, Agadir provides the perfect setting.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at a local restaurant
Make the most of your final full day on Morocco’s Atlantic coast.
You could take a scenic drive along the coastline, explore more of the surrounding area or simply spend another relaxing day at the beach. The choice is yours.
Whatever you decide, take the opportunity to enjoy Agadir’s warm climate, welcoming atmosphere and beautiful coastal setting before continuing your journey back to Casablanca.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at the hotel/riad
Special Information
Agadir’s flat layout and accessible seafront make it well suited to a relaxed day of exploration or leisure.
Your Moroccan adventure begins to draw to a close as you return to Casablanca, Morocco’s economic capital and the city where your journey began.
In the afternoon, visit the spectacular Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world and the only mosque in Morocco that permits non-Muslim visitors to enter. Its extraordinary architecture and intricate decorative details provide a fitting cultural finale to your journey.
Accommodation
Hotel or local riad
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included – dinner at a local restaurant
Special Information
The Hassan II Mosque is largely accessible to wheelchair users, with only a small step at the entrance.
The toilets are reached by a large flight of stairs and are not accessible. Although assistance may be offered, carrying wheelchair users down the stairs is not recommended for safety reasons.
After two unforgettable weeks of discovery, it’s time to say goodbye to Morocco.
Enjoy your final breakfast before your private driver transfers you to Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport.
With wonderful memories, stories to share and perhaps a few Moroccan treasures packed in your suitcase, your journey comes to an end.
Meals
Breakfast
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