Motorcycle Tours in Morocco aren’t just for hardened adventurers, our organised tours blend fantastic roads and immersive cultural experiences all the while supported by our experienced and friendly team. With just a short ferry ride across from Southern Spain let Magellan introduce you to the best riding to be had in North Africa.
Whether you’re want to ride down to the Sahara itself, conquer the highest mountain pass in North Africa, explore the cultural mecca of Rabat, traverse wild and remote landscapes dotted with gorges and canyons or get lost in the souks and medinas of the ancient cities of Fez and Marrakesh we’ve got you covered.
Our Guided trips give you a taste of what’s on offer in this magical region.
Speak to a tour specialist to start planning your holiday….
Speak to a tour specialist to start planning your holiday….
OUR NORTH AFRICAN TOURS
HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR MOTORCYCLE TOURS TO MOROCCO AND NORTH AFRICA
- Jebel Tisouka: Rising to a whopping 2066m above sea level, the approach to Jebel Tisouka mountain on long winding, well-maintained tarmac is a delight. The views of Morocco aren’t bad either!
- Fez and Marrakesh: Marvel at these two Moroccan city destinations with their vibrant medinas and bustling back streets. Nothing can prepare you for the assault on the senses they provide.
- Desert camping in the Sahara: Riding a camel out into the desert and then sleeping under the stars amongst the dunes is a once in a lifetime experience and often voted the number 1 highlight of the trip.
- Atlas plateaus: The middle and high Atlas mountain plateaus combine views to die for and brilliant roads on the way up and then back down again. Throw in some monkey spotting and you’ve got a fab day out on the bike.
- Todra Gorge: Over 300m deep, riding along the bottom of this gorge is an awe-inspiring experience, we even stop for lunch overlooking the river that carved it, this is a spectacular part of our Morocco tour.
- Tizi-n-Tichka: One of the most famous roads you’ve never heard of, the Tizi-n-Tichka soars to 7415 feet and is known as one of Africa’s finest mountain passes. Serving as the gateway to the Sahara it’s not hard to see why when you get to the top.