Accessibility Statement.
The desert is a wild place, and we want as many people as possible to enjoy it safely. Here is what we can do — and where the honest limits are.
1. This website
The site follows WCAG 2.1 AA practices: semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, visible focus states, sufficient color contrast and text alternatives for images. Both English and French versions share the same structure.
2. The terrain, honestly
Quad trails involve uneven, dusty terrain, mounting and dismounting machines, and standing transfers. They are not suitable for wheelchair users or riders with limited mobility — we prefer to say this plainly rather than oversell.
3. What we can do on request
Passengers with reduced mobility can often join the convoy as passengers in our support vehicle or enjoy the camp program (tea, lunch, camel observation) at the bivouac while the group rides. Tell us your needs when booking and we will build the day around them.
4. Non-riders & seniors
Every pack welcomes non-riding companions: desert walks, camp hospitality and the support vehicle follow the convoy. Seniors in good health ride regularly — our guides adapt pace and routes.
5. Languages
Our crew speaks English, French, Spanish and Arabic. Briefings and safety instructions can be delivered in any of these; a family member can always translate for children.
6. Feedback
Something on this site or on your raid could work better for you? Write to marrakechdesertbiking@gmail.com — accessibility improvements are treated as priority fixes.