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Spain · Portugal · Morocco
Let’s plan your next ride ↗Spain · Portugal · Morocco
Let’s plan your next ride ↗
Guided on-road motorcycle tour · Rewards of Morocco
From the Rif to the Atlas and the dunes of Merzouga. Eight days, remarkable roads and a small group to share the ride.
Own motorcycle · Shared twin room
Half board · Ferry included
100% on-road · Bring your bike or rent a Triumph · Pillions welcome
Across the strait, into the adventure
The blue streets of Chefchaouen. The medina of Fez. Atlas mountain roads and the Sahara. Stay in hotels and riads along the way, with the logistics taken care of.
Ride with the details sorted
A guided road adventure from Málaga to the Sahara and back, with accommodation, the ferry and an experienced team.
Bring your own motorcycle or rent a Triumph. Choose your motorcycle and room in the calculator; pillion options are available.
Hotels and riads along the route, with breakfast and dinner. The itinerary shows the published accommodation or similar.
Return ferry Tarifa–Tangier–Tarifa, with a seat and motorcycle transport.
A maximum of 12 riders, two official Triumph instructors and a support vehicle throughout the route.
A sightseeing day around Merzouga, Rissani and Erfoud, with time to experience the desert away from the saddle.
Travel insurance, plus fully comprehensive cover for rental motorcycles with a €300 excess. Cancellation cover can be arranged separately.
Not included: flights and unspecified transfers, visas or entry fees, drinks, lunches and other meals not specified, fuel, tolls, excursions or monument entrance fees, cancellation insurance and services not listed as included. Equipment rental is extra when selected.
The full journey
8 days · 7 nights · Approximately 2,000 km
Explore each stage, with a full sightseeing day in the desert.
Meet the group in Málaga. Ride south to Tarifa — Africa is already visible across the strait. 35-minute ferry. First night in the blue city of the Rif mountains.
Dar Ba Sidi · Chefchaouen · 3★ Or similar · Rif mountains viewsDescend from the Rif onto the plains toward Fez. Arrive early enough to lose yourself in the medina before dinner — one of the world's great ancient cities.
Barceló Fez Medina · 4★ Or similar · medina views · half boardCedar forests, the monkeys of Azrou, the Swiss-looking streets of Ifrane. Then the landscape opens toward Midelt and the Ziz Gorge. The dunes of Erg Chebbi appear from 20 km away.
Yasmina Hotel · Merzouga · 3★ Or similar · desert views · Erg ChebbiNo riding today — a full day in the Sahara. Explore the dunes at sunrise, visit the market at Rissani, the fossil beds near Erfoud. Optional camel ride. One of those days you'll still be talking about in five years.
Yasmina Hotel · Merzouga · 3★ Or similar · second night in the desertTodra Gorge in the morning — canyon walls 300 m high and 10 m apart. Then the winding Dades Valley to tonight's riad in the gorge.
Riad Dades Paradise · Dades Gorge · 3★ Or similar · gorge views · half boardTizi n'Tichka pass over the High Atlas — 2,260 m, the highest paved road in Morocco. Ouarzazate, the Hollywood of Africa. Descent to Marrakech — vibrant, chaotic, extraordinary.
Hotel El Andalus · Marrakech · 4★ Or similar · Marrakech city centreAtlantic coast road north to Casablanca. Stop at the Hassan II Mosque — one of the largest in the world, right on the ocean. Last dinner together as a group.
Barceló Casablanca · 4★ Or similar · last night in MoroccoTransfer to Tangier port. Ferry back to Tarifa. Short final ride north to Málaga. Back in Spain by evening. Already planning the next one.
Triumph Adventure Experience Spain · HQ MálagaTour ends here — where it all beganOpen a day to explore that stage on the map.
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Your tour director
The Morocco tour is run by Kush and his team of Triumph-certified guides. Ask him about the route, riding pace, motorcycle options, hotels, equipment or your booking.
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Your dates. Your motorcycle.
Choose a departure, bring your own bike or rent a Triumph, then select your room and extras. Confirm the details with Kush or continue to booking.
8 days / 7 nights · ~2,000 km
Málaga → Sahara → Málaga · Ferry included
Instalment payments are available for bookings made more than 166 days before departure. Payment options and amounts are confirmed during booking.
Price per rider · Shared room and own motorcycle from €2,730
per person · including taxes
Your selected motorcycle, room, pillion and equipment options are included in the quote summary.
The most visited areas are Marrakech, Fez, and Casablanca, along with the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert near Merzouga. Our motorcycle tours combine these iconic places with hidden gems away from the crowds.
Motorcycle check: Tires, brakes, oil, and suspension in perfect condition. If you book the trip with our bikes, the Triumph team takes care of this.
Equipment: Ventilated clothing with thermal layers and rain protection.
Documentation: Passport, valid driving license, and international travel insurance.
Navigation: GPS or offline apps like Maps.me or Osmand. This is removed as the tour is guided, and only the guide carries the navigation.
Essentials: Sunscreen, hydration backpack, and a small first aid kit.
A guided tour simplifies the logistics, so you can enjoy the trip.
You must bring your English license, and it is mandatory to also carry an International Driving Permit (IDP). If you don't have it, you may be stopped at the border.
Yes. The same conditions as the previous point apply to any visitor with a valid license and an IDP
Official currency: Moroccan Dirham (MAD). You cannot bring back more than 2,000 Dirhams, so it's ideal to keep this in mind.
Cards are accepted in cities and hotels, but in villages and gas stations, cash is essential.
There are ATMs in major cities.
Carry small bills for tips and local purchases.
The euro is sometimes accepted in tourist areas.
Highly recommended on motorcycle routes:
Expert planning and mechanical support.
Cultural insights and local recommendations.
Language assistance in remote areas.
Less stress and more time to enjoy.
Across the strait. Beyond the everyday.