Morocco Tours for Seniors

Why a longer tour is better for seniors

Morocco is a big country, and the classic route from the north to the Sahara and Marrakech includes some long roads. On a short trip, those drives come one after another. On a 12 or 14-day tour, we split them, add rest stops and keep two nights in places like Fes and Marrakech, so you have full days without packing and unpacking.

That is why we recommend the 14-day Morocco at Leisure for most senior travelers, and the 12-day luxury desert tour if you prefer five-star comfort and a second night in the desert.

How we adapt the tour for you

• Driving days are planned with breaks every hour or two, and the pace is always yours.
• Traditional riads often have stairs, so we can choose hotels with elevators or ground-floor rooms when you ask.
• Our licensed guides in Fes and Marrakech know shorter, flatter routes through the medinas.
• Afternoons can be kept free to rest, read on a terrace or enjoy a hammam.

The Sahara for senior travelers

You don't have to ride a camel to sleep in the desert. Many of our guests reach the camp by 4x4 and enjoy the dunes at sunset from a short, easy walk. Luxury tents have real beds and private bathrooms, and our team in Merzouga makes sure you are comfortable through the night.

Health and comfort tips

The Tizi n'Tichka pass over the High Atlas reaches about 2,260 meters, which is fine for most travelers, but tell us about any health concerns so we can plan stops. Bring comfortable shoes for the medinas, a warm layer for desert evenings and travel insurance that covers your whole trip.

Every tour is available in three levels: Basic (clean 2–3 star hotels), Mid-Range (3–4 star hotels and traditional riads) and Luxury (4–5 star hotels, boutique riads and a luxury desert tent with its own bathroom).