ESCORTED TOUR • PRIVATE DEPARTURE

Royal Morocco Tour

Fourteen days across Morocco’s most varied landscapes. Casablanca and Rabat, ancient Fes, a night in the Sahara, the Atlas Mountains, Marrakech, and the Atlantic coast at Agadir.

DURATION

14 Days

13Nights

Access rating

Moderate

Adapted experience

Group size

1 to 6

Just your party

Best time to travel

Year round

You choose the dates

Flight time

3.5 Hours

UK to Casablanca

Overview

Fourteen days across the kingdom

The Royal Morocco Tour is the fullest journey we offer through this country. You’ll sleep in a 1,200-year-old medina, walk among 2,000-year-old Roman ruins, spend a night in a Sahara desert camp, cross the High Atlas, and finish your trip with three relaxed days on the Atlantic coast. Every day is private, every vehicle is accessible, every hotel has been verified.

Travel is by private chauffeured Mercedes Vito with a side Roll-a-Ramp, professional driver throughout, and local guides for each city tour. Each accommodation is checked directly with the property and the access details you need are confirmed before you book. This includes the deluxe Berber tent camp in the Sahara, where the soft sand is swept from paths, roll-in showers and toilet commodes are in place, and the floors are poured concrete.

Three locations on this tour involve adapted experiences rather than fully step-free routes: Volubilis Roman ruins (rough terrain, manual chair with a pusher), Aït Ben Haddou (Joelette trekking wheelchair for sloped, unpaved access), and the Sahara desert camp (reached by 4×4 with a manual transfer required, or stay step-free at the auberge on the edge). All other excursions use flat or accessible-routed paths.

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Highlights

A night in the Sahara

Sleep by the dunes at the deluxe Berber tent camp (4×4 transfer, manual lift with help), or step-free at the auberge on the desert’s edge. Both have roll-in showers and the desert at sunset.

Fes Medina, adapted route

One of the world’s largest walled cities, on a wheelchair-adapted route that avoids the steepest sections.

Volubilis Roman ruins

2,000-year-old ruins on a hilltop. Adventurous, beautiful, and best done with a manual chair and pusher.

Aït Ben Haddou via Joelette

The famous earthen ksar used as a film location in Gladiator and Game of Thrones, reached via Joelette trekking wheelchair.

Marrakech Medina

Mostly flat paths through Saadian Tombs, Majorelle Gardens, Koutoubia Mosque, and the souks.

Hassan II Mosque

The fifth-largest mosque in the world. Mostly accessible to wheelchair users, with a small step at entry.

Day by Day

Fourteen days across the kingdom

What you'll do

Met at Casablanca Mohammed V Airport by your accessible-transport driver. Door-to-door transfer in a Mercedes Vito with side Roll-a-Ramp, then time to settle into your hotel and rest. Welcome dinner at the hotel.

Accommodation & meals

Verified accessible hotel in central Casablanca, roll-in shower and wide-door room.
Meals Dinner
Transfer 30 minutes
Access note

Casablanca is a modern international city with flat streets and dropped curbs through most of the centre. Your private driver removes any reliance on local taxis or public transport.

What you'll do

Drive north from Casablanca to Rabat, with stops at Le Tour Hassan, the Royal Palace, and the Kasbah of the Udayas overlooking the coast. After lunch, continue east to Fes, Morocco's cultural and spiritual heart, arriving in time to settle in before dinner.

Accommodation & meals

Verified accessible riad or hotel in Fes.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 3 hours total
Access note

Rabat is flat and generally accessible. Some occasional curbs may need help. Le Tour Hassan grounds are flat; the mausoleum has steps and cannot be entered by wheelchair users.

What you'll do

A day in 2,000-year-old Roman Morocco at the ruins of Volubilis. After the ruins, a driving tour of Meknes followed by lunch in Moulay Idriss, one of the holiest cities in the country. Return to Fes for dinner at a local restaurant.

Accommodation & meals

Same Fes hotel or riad as Day 2.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 2 hours total
Access note

Volubilis has rough, unpaved paths. We recommend a manual wheelchair and a hired pusher for this visit. Our guides will choose the most passable routes, but the ruins themselves require an adventurous spirit.

What you'll do

Into the Fes Medina with a personal local guide on a wheelchair-adapted route. Narrow lanes of spice stalls, Berber carpet sellers, and fresh fruit; a visit to the Royal Palace and the pottery artisans. Lunch at a traditional restaurant in the heart of the medina, then a continuation of the tour.

Accommodation & meals

Same Fes hotel or riad.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 3 km adapted route
Access note

The Fes Medina sits on a hill. Our adapted route crosses it with minimal barriers, but expect some uneven paths. Power wheelchair users may encounter an occasional step requiring a small portable ramp.

What you'll do

The big travelling day. Early breakfast, then a full-day drive south, crossing the Middle Atlas Mountains through forests, rock faces, and Berber villages. Lunch in Midelt, famous for its fossils. Afternoon descent across desert plains to the dunes. From there, what happens next depends on your mobility. The deluxe Berber tent camp at the oasis is reached by 4×4 across the soft sand; the 4×4 doesn't have ramp or lift access, so this option suits travellers who are willing to transfer manually with help from our team. If that doesn't suit, the auberge on the edge of the desert is an equally lovely alternative: fully step-free, with the same Saharan views and a quiet night under the stars.

Accommodation & meals

Either deluxe Berber tents at the Sahara desert camp (reached by 4×4), or the step-free auberge at the desert's edge. Both options have roll-in showers; commodes are placed in the camp tents as needed.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 7 hours plus stops
Access note

The 4×4 transfer to the desert camp involves a manual lift in and out of the vehicle, with assistance from our team. The 4×4 itself is not ramp or lift-equipped. If that's not for you, the auberge on the desert's edge is an equally wonderful experience: step-free throughout, with views of the dunes. Either way, your wheelchair travels with you, and the Berber tent camp itself has poured concrete floors, swept paths, a roll-in shower, and toilet commodes placed as needed.

What you'll do

After breakfast, head west to Ouarzazate, passing palm-tree oases on the edge of the Sahara. An optional visit to the Atlas Movie Studios, where major Hollywood films have been shot. Evening at the Kasbah, with a Saharan-flavoured dinner.

Accommodation & meals

Verified accessible Kasbah in Ouarzazate.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 5 hours
Access note

The movie studios are unpaved but generally flat. We recommend a manual chair with someone pushing for the best experience. Ouarzazate itself is a fairly flat city.

What you'll do

Stop at Aït Ben Haddou, the famous earthen ksar used as a backdrop for Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and Son of God. If you'd like to explore the ksar, hire the Joelette trekking wheelchair (includes two assistants) for a 1.5 to 2 hour experience. Continue over the High Atlas Mountains, along the road of 1,000 kasbahs, and arrive in Marrakech. Evening visit to the famous Djemaa el-Fna square, which comes alive at night with storytellers, food stalls, and entertainers.

Accommodation & meals

Verified accessible hotel or riad in Marrakech.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 5 hours plus the ksar visit
Access note

Aït Ben Haddou is built into a hillside and is not wheelchair-accessible by standard means. The Joelette trekking wheelchair is the only way to experience the ksar properly. It can be hired through your tour pack.

What you'll do

A guided day on a specialised accessible route through Marrakech. The Saadian Tombs, the Menara Basin, the Majorelle Gardens, and many quieter corners. After lunch, continue to the Koutoubia Mosque (exterior) and finish in the local souks.

Accommodation & meals

Same Marrakech hotel or riad.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 3 km adapted route
Access note

Marrakech is one of the better Moroccan cities for wheelchair users. The medina is largely flat, though you may encounter some rough paths and small steps. Our guides actively route around barriers during your tour.

What you'll do

Yours to use as you wish. A day trip to the Ourika Valley for mountain views, a visit to the Palmeraie, a longer drive out to coastal Essaouira, or simply a slow day at the hotel pool. Tell us what you fancy when you book and we'll arrange it.

Accommodation & meals

Same Marrakech hotel or riad.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer Your choice
Access note

Whichever option you choose, we'll supply specific accessibility notes for the day in advance. The mountains, the coast, and the gardens each have a different access profile and we'll make sure it suits you.

What you'll do

Drive west to the Atlantic and Agadir. Rebuilt after the 1960s earthquake, the city is one of the most accessible-friendly in Morocco. Arrive in time to settle in and explore the beach boardwalk, with ramps down to the sand. A beach wheelchair is available to hire if you'd like to get closer to the water.

Accommodation & meals

Verified accessible beach-area hotel in Agadir.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 3 hours
Access note

Agadir is the most accessible city on this tour. Dropped curbs throughout, flat boulevards, and a long stretch of ramped beach boardwalk make it ideal for self-propelling manual and power chair users.

What you'll do

A full day to enjoy the coast at your own pace. Pool, beach, ocean views, and Moroccan seafood. Use the beach wheelchair if you'd like to roll onto the sand. Dinner at a local restaurant by the marina.

Accommodation & meals

Same Agadir hotel.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer None

What you'll do

A second free day in Agadir. Options include a coastal drive north, a longer stretch at the beach, a hammam treatment at the hotel, or a visit to the Agadir Souk El Had market. Tell us in advance what appeals and we'll set it up.

Accommodation & meals

Same Agadir hotel.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer Your choice

What you'll do

The long coastal drive back to Casablanca, the city where your journey began. In the afternoon, a guided visit to the Hassan II Mosque, the fifth-largest in the world and the only one in Morocco that allows non-Muslim visitors. A fitting cultural bookend to the tour.

Accommodation & meals

Casablanca hotel.
Meals Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer 5.5 hours
Access note

The Hassan II Mosque is mostly accessible to wheelchair users, with a small step at the entry. The lower washing rooms have a flight of stairs and cannot be reached safely; we don't recommend the offered hand-carrying option for obvious reasons.

What you'll do

A relaxed morning and a final breakfast, then a door-to-door transfer with your driver to Casablanca Mohammed V Airport in plenty of time for your flight home. Two weeks of stories, photographs, and souvenirs go home with you.
Meals Breakfast
Transfer 30 minutes

Included & Not Included

What's in your tour

Included in every booking

  • International flights from the UK (we can quote with assistance pre-booked)
  • 13 nights of verified accessible accommodation
  • Private accessible transport throughout (Mercedes Vito with side Roll-a-Ramp)
  • Professional driver
  • Local guides for city tours
  • Half board: breakfast and dinner daily as marked in the itinerary
  • Entrance fees to all historical sites and excursions
  • Portage tips for bags
  • Daily water in the vehicle
  • 24/7 support throughout the tour: UK line direct to WAH, plus an in-country coordinator from your local supplier
  • All taxes
  • ATOL and PTS financial protection

Not included

  • Travel insurance covering your specific medical conditions
  • Lunches and drinks other than the bottled water in the vehicle
  • Service tips for waiters, drivers, and guides
  • Equipment hire: beach wheelchair, Joelette wheelchair, mobile hoist
  • Single room supplement, where applicable
  • Personal expenses and souvenirs

Your Quote

Every tour is priced individually

Because this is a private tour, your price depends on when you travel, how many of you are travelling, the standard of accommodation you’d like (standard hotel, authentic riad, or luxury), and what flights are available at the time of booking.

What shapes the price

How to get your quote

Frequently Asked

Common questions about this tour

There are two options depending on your mobility. The deluxe Berber tent camp at the oasis is reached by 4×4 across the soft sand; the 4×4 isn't ramp or lift-equipped, so this option works if you're willing to manually transfer in and out of the vehicle with assistance from our team. Your wheelchair travels with you so you can use it at the camp, which has poured concrete floors, swept paths, Berber carpets over remaining sand, a roll-in shower, and toilet commodes placed as needed. The equally lovely alternative is to stay at the auberge on the desert's edge: step-free throughout, with the same dune views.

Yes. The Mercedes Vito is sized to accommodate manual and power chairs with a side Roll-a-Ramp. For the Sahara segment, your chair travels in the back of the 4×4 to the camp, so you can continue using it once there. For Aït Ben Haddou and Volubilis, your own chair stays in the vehicle while you use the Joelette or a manual chair with a pusher.

Carers are welcome and a discounted carer rate applies where they share a room with you (subject to evidence of caring need). If they need a separate room, the standard per-person rate applies. We'll quote both options when you enquire.

Check the latest guidance from the NHS Fit for Travel website or your GP before booking. Standard UK vaccinations are usually sufficient, but advice updates from time to time and depends on your personal medical history.

Flights from the UK to Casablanca Mohammed V Airport take around 3.5 hours from London. We can quote you flights as part of your booking and pre-arrange Special Assistance (SSR codes WCHR, WCHS, WCHC) with the airline. Alternatively, book flights yourself and we'll handle everything from arrival in Casablanca onwards.

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the most comfortable for the inland and desert sections. Summer is very hot in Fes, Marrakech, and the Sahara; winter is mild on the coast but cold in the mountains overnight. We'll talk through your preferences when you enquire.

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