The Morocco Royal Tour is now entering its final stretch. With only one week left until its 15th edition begins, the Moroccan circuit is preparing to welcome the best of the sport internationally once again with three consecutive weeks of competition in Tetuán, Rabat and El Jadida.
The first stop will take place in Tetuán, from October 1 to 4, with a CSI4*-W and a CSI2*. It will be the starting point of a tour that this year raises its sporting level, with more tests and greater opportunities for the participating riders and horsewomen.
After Tetuan, the competition will travel to Rabat from October 7 to 11. The Moroccan capital will host an CSIO4*-W and an CSI2*, with the Nations Cup being one of the highlights of the week and the participation of different international teams.
The tour will end in El Jadida, from October 15 to 18, with a major novelty: for the first time, this venue will feature a CSI5*-W, also accompanied by a CSI2*. In this way, the Morocco Royal Tour will reach one of the highest levels of international jumping in its final week of competition.
In total, the circuit will feature 16 qualifying events for the Longines FEI Ranking. In addition, riders and riders-in-training will be able to compete with up to three horses in the CSI4* and CSI5*, and with two in the CSI2*, expanding the sporting possibilities across all three venues.
But the Morocco Royal Tour will once again combine sport and tradition on a tour of three very different cities. Tetuán, Rabat and El Jadida will offer three weeks in October during which the international Obstacle Course will coexist with Moroccan culture and hospitality.
The countdown is already underway. Within a week, Tetuán will officially open the Morocco Royal Tour 2026, which will continue until October 18 with its final day in El Jadida.
