Morocco Motorcycle Tour

A motorcycle tour through Morocco means crossing continents in a single journey: the tour starts in Spain, crosses the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry and dives into a country of colour, flavour and contrast — from the historic medinas of Tangier and Fez to the dunes of the Sahara, crossing the Atlas Mountains twice.

From Europe to Africa, the ROXMOTORS way

Charming, captivating and mysterious, Morocco combines well-paved, quiet roads with a unique cultural immersion: ancient kasbahs, palm groves, fossil craftwork and the warm hospitality of the Moroccan people.

What you will see in Morocco

Crossing the Strait of Gibraltar — a 90-minute ferry between Tarifa and Tangier, the “Gateway to Africa”;
Fez — the traditional medina and its famous leather tanneries;
The Sahara Desert — lunch among the dunes and a camel ride at sunset;
Ziz and Dades Gorges — spectacular canyons on the way to the desert;
Tizi-n-Tichka pass — the High Atlas crossing, with a stop at the kasbah used as a location for films such as Gladiator and for the series Game of Thrones;
Marrakech — a full day of guided touring in one of the most sought-after cities in the world.

Morocco tour itinerary at a glance

Day 1 — Spain: welcome and briefing;
Day 2 — Tarifa > Tangier, Morocco: ferry crossing and a walk through the medina;
Day 3 — Tangier > Fez: the road crosses the “essence” of Morocco, with everyday life passing by your visor;
Day 4 — Fez > Arfoud (410 km): palm groves, the Ziz Gorges and the start of the Atlas crossing;
Day 5 — Arfoud, a day in the desert: lunch in the Sahara, a camel ride and late afternoon on the dunes in 4×4 vehicles;
Day 6 — Arfoud > Boumalne Dadès (211 km): a detour to the Dades Gorges viewpoint;
Day 7 — Boumalne Dadès > Marrakech (330 km): the High Atlas crossing via the mythical Tizi-n-Tichka pass;
Final days — Marrakech: guided city tour and airport transfers.

Representative itinerary — the detailed day-by-day programme is in each departure’s guide book.

Tour facts

10 days;
Countries: Spain and Morocco;
Difficulty level: medium;
100% on-road, on well-paved and quiet roads;
Large-capacity motorcycle with top case, rented from our local partners.

What is included

Large-capacity motorcycle, with insurance and top case;
Superior-category accommodation, including special hotels at the gates of the desert;
Guides trained in riding, mechanics and first aid;
Support vehicle for luggage and assistance along the whole route;
Ferry crossing for the motorcycles and the support vehicle;
Travel insurance and premium assistance;
Digital and printed road book, travel kit;
Fuel (departures from 2027 onwards);
Airport–hotel–airport transfers (2026 departures);
Exclusive ROXMOTORS concierge service.

Next departures

Check the dates of the next Morocco Experience departures in the full calendar of African tours or talk to our team.

Why ride Morocco with ROXMOTORS?

Groups of no more than 10 motorcycles, for a genuinely premium experience; a team with almost 20 years in motorcycle tourism and more than a decade running international routes; itineraries planned down to the last detail; and the reliability of an established company.

Want to see other destinations?

ROXMOTORS also runs tours through the Alps, Tuscany, Portugal and Spain, Scandinavia and more. See all our European tours.

Get ready for the ride

An International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended, and travel insurance is already included in the package. Check your own country’s entry requirements for Morocco and for the Schengen Area, and make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months. About a month before the tour we open a WhatsApp group with the road book and tips on luggage, paperwork and currency.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need my own motorcycle? No. The bike is included and waiting for you at the start of the tour.
Can I bring a pillion passenger? Yes — and anyone who prefers to rest on a given leg has the comfort of the support vehicle.
When is the best time to go? Autumn and spring — which is why departures usually run between late October and November, with mild weather in the mountains and the desert.