What to Bring
An important part of the hammam experience is being prepared. Here is a list of things that will be helpful for your first visit to the hammam:
Hotel Hammam
Swimsuit Bottoms or dark-colored underwear (You can opt for a bikini swimsuit if it will help you feel more comfortable!)
Flipflops
Everything else will be provided by the hotel
Traditional Hammam
Swimsuit Bottoms or dark-colored underwear (You can opt for a bikini swimsuit if it will help you feel more comfortable!)
Flipflops
Stool
Small bucket (to pour over yourself)
Large bucket (to fill with your water from the taps)
Keese (exfoliating glove)
Hair clip (if you have long hair)
Towel
Traditional Soap
Body wash, shampoo and conditioner
After your experience, ensure that you drink plenty of water to rehydrate and cool down. Also, if you are leaving the building after, it is best to dry your hair or wrap it in a towel to make sure that you are culturally appropriate.
Are Hammams Wheelchair Accessible?
In general, the open layout of the hammam lends itself to accessibility. Local women of all ability levels obviously need to get clean. As is the case in Morocco, however, narrow entrances and stairs are common in architecture, therefore Morocco Accessible Travel Consultants personally verifies the measurements and accessibility of the hammams in our partner hotels and riads to ensure accessibility. If you are interested, please request this service with our accessible travel experts and they will include this as a part of your tour experience. All of our Luxury Tour Packages include a hammam and spa experience as a part of their package.