Guided Motorcycle Tour Morocco

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Guided Morocco Motorcycle tour/ Adventure motorcycle tour Morocco starts with a short ferry ride across the Gibraltar straits to Morocco and Africa, where we’ll spend nine unforgettable days exploring this magical land. first through the Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen the blue city and then on towards the old imperial city of Meknes and Fes. Heading south we´ll traverse the middle Atlas mountains with its thousand-year-old cedar forest to the high Atlas mountains and the gateway to the Sahara desert, where Berbers still live as nomads.

News update: 

Fly and ride tours are available see option 3 below for details

2024 + 2025 booking open now!

Option 1 – UK Pounds Prices + Dates
Option 1 – UK Pounds Start from Santander – 14 nights B+B hotels, riads, kasbahs + desert camp.
Single rider twin room
£ 1,880
Single rider own room
+ £ 350
Rider + pillion
£ 2,450
Deposit
£ 400pp
2024 Guided tour - Booking open now
April 10th to 25th / October 6th to 21st
Option 2 – Starting From Malaga
Starting from: Southern Spain inc crossings to Morocco 9 nights B+B hotels, Riads, kasbahs. Hire bikes available from Malaga Airport
Single rider twin room
€ 1,660
Single rider own room
+ € 260
Rider + pillion
€ 2,050
Deposit
€ 500pp
2024 Guided tour - Booking open
April 13th to 22nd / October 9th to 18th
Option 3 – Fly and ride
Starting from: Southern Spain inc crossings to Morocco 9 nights B+B hotels, Riads, kasbahs. Hire bikes available from Malaga Airport
Single rider twin room
€ 1,660
Single rider own room
+ € 260
Rider + pillion
€ 2,050
Deposit
€ 500pp
Example- Royal Enfield Himalayan (other makes & models available )
€ 700
2024 Guided tour - Booking open
April 13th to 22nd / October 9th to 18th
morocco map overland motorcycle tours
  • Guided tour Supported by our experienced guide
  • 99% sealed roadsOR Optional gravel roads / trail
  • Riding experienceIntermediate to experienced
  • DistanceAverage daily mileage 230 miles – 370 km
  • Group sizeSmall group 12 to 14 riders per guide
  • WiFi Free hotel WiFi
  • Mixed roadsOptional trail / gravel roads
  • PillionPillion friendly route
  • AccommodationQuality on suite B+B hotels, raids, Kasbah's

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Itinerary

As well as stopping at many other interesting places on route, we will be heading south following some of the ancient trading routes to the edge of the Sahara to visit Erg Chebbi, One of Morocco’s large areas of dunes, to spend two nights in a luxury Kasbah with a swimming pool. Here we have a day off to relax or explore the dunes on Quad bikes, or 2×4 wheel Buggies, or take a camel ride into the dunes.

When we reach the Altas mountains we will have two days to explore. There will be a choice of routes either sealed roads or unsealed for the adventure riders. On the day off in the mountains, there will also be a choice of routes, guided trails, or self-guided to the Unesco world heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou, Atlas film studios, or the Todra Gorge.

After spending a night in a traditional Kasbah hotel we’ll continue our journey north over the high Atlas mountains following the famous Dades gorge or Todra gorge.

If starting from the Uk the Spanish part of our tour plays an important part. Experiencing some of Spain’s famous hospitality, weather, food, and culture. Plus riding many of Spain’s stunning roads including the Sierra de Gredos mountain range and the Cantabrian mountains and Picos. The Spanish part of the route is self-guided, your hotels and crossing are pre-booked in advance and we also provide you with our route to follow.

Tour info

Entry into Morocco

Entry into Morocco: we will be on hand to help you with the paperwork and entry into Morocco as it can be complicated. Also before the start of the tour, we send each rider our digital tour pack and the tour info PDF. which can be printed or saved onto a mobile phone.

Riding experience

Riding experience for Morocco: 

Intermediate to experienced recommended.

Riding conditions can be a little challenging if you are a new or inexperienced rider we would recommend trying one of our Pyrenees tours first.

Starting from the UK

If starting from the UK: – the Spanish routes will be self-guided then Guided in Morocco. Your guide will be on hand to help with border crossings into Morocco and also hotel check-ins, etc.

If your starting from the Uk the Spanish part of our tour plays an important part. Experiencing some of Spain’s famous hospitality, weather, food, and culture plus not forgetting riding many of Spain’s stunning roads including the Sierra de Gredos mountain range plus the Cantabrian mountains and Picos. The Spanish part of the route is self-guided, your hotels and crossing are pre-booked in advance and we also provide you with our route to follow.

Riding conditions:

Riding conditions: for Morocco are exciting and challenging – due to the varied terrain, dry atmospheric conditions strong sunlight, livestock and people on the roads, high mountain passes, canyons, and desert plains are you up for an adventure?

What type of bike is suitable?

Most types of bikes are suitable for this tour as its 99% sealed roads. However, if you wish to join us on the trail / unsealed routes, which can be a bit challenging in places, then we would recommend that you use a suitable bike ie – Africa twin, BMW GS, Triumph Tiger, KTM Adventure, Royal Enfield Himalayan. If you would like more info please just drop us an email.

Guide info

This is a guided tour: – The Moroccan part of the route will be Guided (unless you want to ride on your own or in small groups) By our experienced tour guide, either riding / leading or driving the support van,

Which currency + Daily budget

We advise bringing some money in cash Euros, which can be used in some places for example fuel stations or for buying food. Cash points and banks are located in most large towns for withdrawing local currency in Dirham.

Daily budget – This depends on how much fuel your bike uses and how much you drink in the evenings. The cost of living in Morocco is cheaper than in Europe, expect to pay about 8 euros for lunch and about 12 euros for an evening meal.

What's included ?
What's not included

Ferry crossings from Spain to Morocco (return)

B+B accommodation in quality hotels, riads, kasbahs + desert camp

Local accommodation tax charges

Professional Tour Guide 24/7

Breakfast each morning in hotels

Gpx files for your sat nav

Guidance on installing route files to your satnav

Full itinerary + tour info

Unique routes and locations visited

WiFi in most hotels in Spain + Morocco

  • Ferry crossing UK to Spain
  • Parking fees /toll charges
  • Admission to tourist sites
  • Evening meals/lunch
  • Travel insurance or repatriation
  •  Camel rides/Quad bike hire
  • Room service or minibar usage / Premium hotel services
  • Fuel
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Tim

Solo Traveller

This was a great trip and provided a real insight into Morocco. We elected to ride our own bikes down from the Ferry at Santander which added an extra element to the trip and gave a real flavour for rural Spain

Jay clearly loves Morocco and the overnight stops and routes were all well planned and provided a real feel for the country from the cities at the North to the more remote Gorges, High Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert towards the South. The local people were friendly, and the food was good. Most importantly though the riding and scenery was amazing, as Morocco has so much to offer.

The big non bike event was an hours quad biking in the sand dunes of the Sahara which was brilliant fun and is strongly recommended.

We had a brilliant trip and all thanks to Jay and Ray (Group leader) for making it such an eventful and enjoyable trip

20 November 2023

DingoDog16

Solo Traveller

Book and go with Overland Motorcycle Tours would be my advice. I have done loads of touring with mates and just tried to find places and campsites to stay in along the way. This tour took all the hassle and stress out of the trip and although we got treated to some nice, clean modern hotels i much preferred the traditional Moroccan kasbahs/hotels but that’s just my preference. I started my trip from Plymouth and rode through Spain to Tarifa and also from Tarifa to Santander once the Morocco part had been done. The Spanish routes were self guided and the scenery and routes were spectacular. I thought Jay and Raz were excellent in guiding us and they themselves were also part of the experience.

12 November 2023

David Z

Solo Traveller

Highly recommended. Good value tour of Morocco. I’ve done a lot and am confident in solo motorcycle travel (on-road). I hadn’t realised quite how much difference it would make to have someone else taking care of all the route planning and accommodation – I easily did more than twice the riding than if I’d had to manage all the logistics myself. Great routes, great accommodation, good variety of terrain and places to stay. Advance communication was fantastic, clear and responsive. Communication on the tour wasn’t always so clear, it was never a big problem, but I think that’s the only thing that could be improved a bit. Jay arranged bike hire for me from Malaga airport which was easy and problem free. From the description I thought there would be a little more off-tarmac than there was, but the roads were very mixed and I was happy with overall riding experience. I hired an Enfield Himalayan, as did one other, and we both thought we were on exactly the right bikes for Morocco – fun, confidence inspiring, and we got to explore what the bikes could do. There were others on much bigger bikes, some of whom seemed to be struggling a bit, and who as far as I could see mostly didn’t get to use the immense power of the bigger bikes. Final tip, pack light, one set of kit for riding including wet weather options (luckily not needed), one set of quick dry off bike clothes and some washing liquid, I washed something each evening, always more or less dry by the time we set off.

10 November 2023

Dave & Clare

Couple Traveller

Cheers Jay, great trip to Morocco, it was everything I was hoping for, the scenery was fantastic,like being in a different country every day, really enjoyed your self guided routes through Spain too 👍

7 November 2023

Johnny G

Solo Traveller

Extremely enjoyable trip, from Malaga to Merzouga on the edge of the Sahara and back. Winding tarmac roads that seem to never end, sandy gravel tracks on the edge of red sand dunes and mountain rocky trails with cliff like edges, its simply hard to get better! Traditional tagine meals where delicious and the hotels were a great experience of raw, comfy and wonderful. The local people were very friendly and accommodating throughout the Morocco. Jay and Raz ( Organiser and Guide) took great care of all our needs and any issues or concerns our group had were soon sorted out “Thanks Lads” .
The bike I hired was the business, it was light and very capable for all terrains ( New honda Transalp). It was also great meet new people and have lots of fun while doing so.

6 November 2023
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