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Morocco Travel Guide
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Flickr cc Carlos ZGZ
Whether you go there for the spectacular natural environment, the cultural diversity, the relaxation, the architecture, the tasty food or the rich traditions, Morocco will welcome you with open arms, no matter what the nature of your disability.
Morocco is once again a countrywhich is not very well adapted for the needs of a person with reduced mobility, yet, to its advantage, it is affordable. If you want to discover all of its corners, why not opt for a private driver or an agency to create for you a tailor-made trip? This option will provide you with a lot more comfort when discovering this diverse country.
What's more, Moroccans are extremely welcoming and warm, you'll definitely receive a nice welcome and a helping hand wherever you go!
If you prefer to lay down your bags in one single place to enjoy well-deserved holidays, I suggest Marrakesh with Jamaa el Fna square. A real heart stopper for me. The city has several roads with simply remarkable architecture. Several guesthouses are also adapted for people with reduced mobility. Enjoy holidays caring for yourself in one of the most beautiful cities of Morocco.
The cities on the Atlantic coast such as Essaouira or Agadir certainly also have several perfect establishments for relaxation and well-being
Are you dreaming of discovering the magnificent dunes in the Sahara during your trip to Morocco? If discovering them on the back of a camel turns out to be too complicated to organise, it's always possible to do it in a 4x4. The enchanting scenery will no doubt amaze you. Why not spend a night in a tent in the middle of the dunes? They're spacious and far from the hustle and bustle of the city.
