When traveling to Morocco with a disability, there are several things to keep in mind. Although not everything you encounter will meet ADA or EAA standards, we focus on 3 main areas to provide an exciting and reduced-barrier experience: accommodations, transportation and assistance.
When it comes to accessible travel, one of the most important priorities is accessible accommodations. Your bathroom, the room size, dining areas, pool area – all of these things can affect the success of your travel. The possibility of encountering an inaccessible bathroom is not worth the risk. As such, we personally assess every room that we offer to our clients for accessibility.
If you need a roll-in shower, we know which hotels will meet your needs. If you need grab bars, we know which hotels have them. We haven’t guessed what you will encounter – neither should you.
Accessible accommodations are only valuable if you can get there. We want you to not only get from point A to point B but to be lavished while you are are on the journey. Our hand-selected, English-speaking drivers are equipped to help you experience the wonder of Morocco. The most common feedback we receive is just how welcoming and amazing our drivers are!
We have two main transport options available for you. Our most commonly used vehicle is our Mercedes Vito with a side Roll-A-Ramp® for you to easily transfer to and from a seat in the vehicle. The second option is a fully accessible Renault Master that is equipped with the QStraint® system for the utmost security.
When you are exploring the majesty of Morocco, you may find that equipment or a wheelchair pusher can provide access to places you would not have thought possible. Whether it is a portable ramp or hiring someone to help push your wheelchair for a medina tour – we have options to make it possible. Riding a camel, trekking in an ancient ksar (a fortified city), and wheeling through a 1,200 year old UNESCO World Heritage site are no longer untouchable. Experiences that were once thought impossible for people with disabilities are now possible.
As Enable My Trip is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation we rely solely on donations and fund raising to keep our services truly free for users and providers. We are not a travel agent or trip organiser; You will need to contact the provider(s) directly to make reservations.
We strive to ensure that the details we publish on our website are as accurate as possible. If you learn of further information of interest to other users of our website then please get in touch. Please use our 'Personal Profile' form when making enquiries to accommodation providers. It has been designed to minimise any service failures on their part.
