9 Days of Moroccan Magic: From Marrakech to the Heart of the Sahara
Morocco , Morocco
Resume.
Embark on a 9-day motorcycle adventure from the vibrant streets of Marrakech to the golden dunes of the Sahara. Ride through lush valleys, rugged gorges, and cinematic kasbahs, discovering the soul of Morocco on two wheels.
Morocco isn’t just a destination; it’s a challenge. Are you ready to ride the experience of a lifetime?
Key Information.
- Terrain: The route mostly follows paved roads with some sections of sandy tracks.
- Motorcycle included: Yamaha Ténéré 700 or BMW R 1200 GS at your choice.
- Mileage: 1.290 kilometers / 801,70 miles.
- Riding gears: Personal or rental (not included).
- Meals:
- All meals included.
- Fuel: Included.
Highlights.
- Personal local guide service throughout the entire route.
- Tour stars and ends in Marrakech.
- Visit the UNESCO-listed Ait Benhaddou Kasbah and the stunning Onila Valley.
- Ride through the breathtaking landscapes of the Dades Valley.
- Explore the majestic Todra Gorges and the iconic Merzouga dunes.
- Experience a camel ride and overnight camping in the heart of the desert.
- Ride the High Atlas Mountains.
- Cultural Stops – Visit historic sites and discover hidden gems in charming villages.
- Authentic Gastronomy – Savor the best local cuisine during scenic lunch stops.
- 8 nights at the selected Kasbah/Hotels/Desert camp full board.
Skill level.
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Advanced
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You’ll be riding for 4 to 5 hours straight before each break without any issues.
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You have at least 2 to 3 years of prior motorcycle riding experience.
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You enjoy roads with sharp curves and sandy sections.
- You know how to ride thru sandy roads.
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Clothing.
- It’s best to bring your own gears, but if you don’t have them, let us know and we’ll try to provide rental gear.
- Always show up for the rides wearing long pants and closed shoes, preferably boots. Flip-flops and sneakers? Not your best choice.
- When it comes to dressing for the weather, pack according to the season and how much cold you can handle. Our advice? Bring extra layers—you can always take something off if you get too hot. It’s way better to be a bit warm and peel off a layer than to be cold and have nothing to put on.
- If you’re bringing your own gear, make sure it’s in good shape before hitting the road.
Notes.
- Routes and activities might change depending on the time of year, weather conditions, or the state of the roads.
- If the day route gets canceled, Toro Biker will offer alternatives to keep the adventure going.
- We reserve the right to remove anyone from the route if their behavior or condition puts their safety—or the safety of the group—at risk.