Morocco Accessible Travel & Wheelchair Accessible

Morocco is improving, but old medinas still have steps, narrow lanes and uneven ground in many old places. Modern hotels, new city districts and many main sights are much easier to reach, especially with a private car. Our Morocco accessible travel plans use accessible hotels and routes that avoid the hardest and steepest medina streets.

Yes, most airlines carry wheelchairs free of charge, but tell the airline at booking and again at check-in. Battery powered chairs often need extra paperwork, so check your airline’s battery rules well before you fly out. Once you land in Morocco, our wheelchair accessible tours provide transport and drivers that suit your chair and luggage.

Some medical supply shops and resort hotels in Agadir rent mobility scooters, but stock is often quite limited. Book a few weeks ahead, and ask for delivery to your hotel and a charger that fits local sockets. For a full Morocco accessible travel plan, Agadir’s flat promenade is one of the easiest places to start.

Countries with new transport systems often rank highest in surveys, but Morocco can still work well with good planning. The key is choosing accessible hotels, flat routes and a patient driver who helps at every single stop. Our Morocco accessible travel team plans these details for you, so you can enjoy the trip with confidence.