Saharan sand dunes
After a flight into Malaga airport, you'll make your way to our luxury staging hotel to meet your group and have a relaxing first night ready for your rental bike to greet you the following morning. Riding south to Algeciras you'll meet up with the rest of your tour group who started in the UK, ready for tomorrow's crossing of the Straits of Gibraltar which is fast and worry-free.
Clearing customs at the modern Tanger Med border crossing is equally a breeze, and before you know it we're riding off into Africa! We ride up into the mountains and gorges of the countryside that surrounds Chefchaouen. Known for its beautiful blue washed buildings and narrow little lanes this town provides our first immersion into the Moroccan way of life.
Next on our adventure comes Fes, a true cultural hub full of vibrant colours and endless souks, you can’t help but get swept up in the sights and smells of the old world atmosphere that engulfs this famous city. After a day exploring Fez we ride on to the Middle Atlas Mountains and the breathtaking Gorges de Ziz with the magnificent river Ziz snaking its way down the gorge alongside us. Lonely Planet described this spot as ‘rich and untouristed’ and it’s not difficult to see why!
Morocco gives a real sense of being somewhere exotic and exciting. It's clear from the start that you are in a place where adventure is always near!
Talk to us about Morocco
Talk to us about Morocco
Saharan sand dunes
For the true adventurers at heart what could be better than a night camping under the stars in the desert? Sitting around the campfire in the dunes with delicious food lets you unleash your inner nomad. After a blissful night we have a day off to play in the dunes and then get back on the bikes the following morning to ride through the Todra Gorge; A series of limestone river canyons in the eastern part of the High Atlas Mountains. We then weave our way down through the spectacular Vallee du Dades, whose dried gorges carved out by the Dades River host hairpin after hairpin and breathtaking scenery to boot!
Staying in the Atlas Mountains we then ride one of the finest roads in Africa, The Tizi-n-Tichka pass. This gateway to the Sahara desert reaches an elevation of 2,260 metres making it the highest mountain pass in north Africa. The hairpins this pass is famous for are truly exhilarating.
After all the excitement on the mountain passes we have a day off in another of Morocco’s beautiful cities- Marrakech, along with mosques, palaces and gardens to explore there are thriving souks selling textiles, pottery and jewellery to meander around. We then ride up the coast to the Moroccan capital of Rabat where you visit the King Mohammed Golden Mausoleum and from here we venture north making our way back to Tangier once more to get the ferry back to Spain. Then a short hop back to Malaga for a final taste of 4* luxury and fantastic tapas, before flying home after breakfast.
Riding a motorcycle in Africa truly is an unforgettable experience. We have designed this to be 100% on road so it’s suitable for riders of all experience levels. This tour gives you the chance to meet amazing people, explore a magnificent culture, taste incredible food and most importantly ride some life-changing, mind-blowing roads.
Experience the rich and enticing swirl of sensations that Africa has to offer!
The beautifully photogenic blue city of Chefchaouen.
Mountain of Jebel Tisouka: At 2066m above sea level the mountain of Jebel Tisouka with its rugged scenery and well maintained winding roads promises to delight any rider.
Fez: A city of 70,000 people packed full of amazing food stands and technicolour market stalls is a fun day off the bikes to explore the culture of this country.
Sahara Desert overnight camping: Sleeping under the stars in the sand dunes of Morocco is a once in a lifetime experience, combine this with a camel ride through the Sahara desert and amazing food around the campfire with your new found Bedouin friends and you've got a stand out feature of this tour.
Middle and High Atlas plateau: The Middle and High Atlas plateau boasts views that will blow your mind, combine that with the twisty roads and it's a full on overload of exhilaration.
Todra Gorge: At 300 metres tall the awe inspiring Todra Gorge fault line split is a real sight to behold, you can’t help but feel small in its magnificent presence.
Speak to a tour specialist to start planning your holiday….
Speak to a tour specialist to start planning your holiday….
Day 1 Arrival Day
Fly into Malaga and settle in to your 4 star hotel, ready to meet your bike tomorrow.
Day 2 130 Miles
After a short hop down to Algeciras, you'll meet your tour group and guide for this amazing adventure.
Day 3 50 Miles
Today we take the fast ferry to Tangier Med, then make your way along the Mediterranean coast road before climbing over the mountain of Jebel Tisouka.
Day 4 123 Miles
Taking the road south to Ouazzane we visit the Roman settlement of Volubilis and then onto our evening destination, Fez.
Day 5 Explore Day
Day off to tour around the city of Fez taking in some of the finest sights of the best preserved old in the Arabic world.
Day 6 190 Miles
We climb up to the plateau of the Middle Atlas and then cut over the High Atlas themselves, passing through the breath-taking Gorge de Ziz before arriving at Er-Rachidia.
Day 7 90 Miles
A short day down to our desert camp in Merzouga the most southeastern point on the tour.
Day 8 Explore Day
Rest day in the desert to recharge your batteries and awaken your inner Lawrence of Arabia, explore the dunes, take a camel ride or just embrace the beauty of the surrounding scenery.
Day 9 220 Miles
We visit Todra Gorges (the fault line between the High Atlas), Jebel Sahro and Ouarzazate before riding along the Valley du Dades and its snaking mountain passes.
Day 10 122 Miles
Today we ride the Tizi-n-Tichka to the city of Marrakesh.
Day 11 Explore Day
Day off in Marrakech, explore the sights, do some shopping in the Medina or just relax in one of the traditional Turkish baths dotted around the city.
Day 12 200 Miles
From Marrakesh we ride up the coast to the capital of Morocco, the Imperial city of Rabat, and visit the King Mohammed Golden Mausoleum.
Day 13 170 Miles
Travelling north once more along the Atlantic coast we ride all the way up to our entry point in Tangier for our final night in Morocco.
Day 14 130 Miles
We get up early and take the fast ferry back to Spain before a short ride up to Malaga where you will return your bike and enjoy a final overnight stay.
Day 15 Departure Day
Fly home after checking out this morning, with memories to last a lifetime.
| Bike Option | Single Rider Price (Total for 1 rider, 1 bike) |
Rider & Passenger (Total for 2 riders, 1 bike) |
Two Bikes, Shared Room (Total for 2 riders, 2 bikes) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Own Bike | £7995 | £11790 | £14390 |
| BMW R1300GS | £10855 | £14650 | £20110 |
| BMW R1250GSA | £10725 | £14520 | £19850 |
| KTM 1290 Super Adventure S | £10595 | £14390 | £19590 |
| Triumph Tiger 1200 Rally Pro | £10595 | £14390 | £19590 |
| BMW S1000XR | £10595 | £14390 | £19590 |
Rental prices calculated based on 13 rental days (minimum required for this tour). All prices are total.
For this table, the "Two Bikes, Shared Room" prices assume rental of two of the same model, which isn't required and in some cases may not be possible.
All bikes come with luggage included. Top boxes and GPS can be rented, subject to availability, for an additional charge.
Where should I fly into?
The closest airport is Malaga (AGP), which is an easy transfer to your hotel.
What bikes options are available?
We offer a range of well serviced, nearly new motorcycles that suit the local roads in the package. Just let us know your choice when you book.
What is included when I add motorcycle hire?
Bike, full luggage and insurance are all included when you add motorcycle hire.
What will the weather be like on this tour?
Nice and warm and generally dry. Even in the spring and autumn months you’ll enjoy daytime temperatures between 20 and 30’c.
Do I need to bring my own bike gear?
Yes, please bring your own motorcycle gear with you for the trip.
Should I bring my own SatNav?
Please bring your own sat nav unit, with north African maps loaded. Alternatively, navigate using your smartphone and any of the available offline apps (all of the bikes have phone mounts. Just make sure to let us know your plans when you book. If you bring your own sat nav, please remember to bring the mount. and a cable to connect into a USB socket (all hire bikes have these).