DAY 1

Arrival at the 1st Hotel near Malaga by air or own transport

Welcoming dinner

DAY 2 

To Casares (ES)

Riding some great dirt tracks or stay on the paved roads winding their way through the Sierras of Andalusia. Casares is a very picturesque village.

Distance app. 200 km

DAY 3 

To Meknes (MA)

First we cross the channel to Morocco by ferry. Then we ride the paved road through part of the Rift range following the Hajera river and the Col du Zeggota towards the first Imperial City on this tour.

Distance app. 360 km

DAY 4

To Beni-Mellal

There are many route options (mostly paved) visiting the de Sources de l’Oum er Rbia (rivers), de Tizi-n-Ait-Ouirra and the Tiz-n-Ifar (passes), the Gorge de l’O-el-Abid (canyon) and the Cascades d’Ouzoud (waterfal).

Distance app. 280 km

DAY 5 

To Marrakech

The 2nd Imperial City on our tour. We stay at a hotel on the edge of the Medina (old city)

Distance app. 250 km

DAY 6 

Day to discover Marrakech with it’s many historical sites and famous souk (market) full of merchants and artisans.

DAY 7 

To Ait Benhaddou

Heading into the Atlas mountains crossing the Tizi-n-Tichka (pass) with some options of dirt riding. Accommodation at a Moroccan Kasbah.

Distance app. 170 km

DAY 8 

To Boumalne Dades

Different route options both paved and unpaved incl. a rivercrossing to Ouarzezate, and optional past Agdz and Nekob (offroad) across the beautiful Tizi-n-Tazazertt (pass).

Accommodation at a Moroccan Kasbah

Distance between 150 and 290 km

DAY 9 

Extra Day in Boumalne Dades

A day to ride (without luggage) through the Gorges du Dades and Todra (canyons) and choose to ride the dirtroad connecting the two, giving you stunning views over the Atlas Mountains or follow the dry riverbed (hard enduro). For those who can’t get enough of it there are more offroad route options available

Distance depending on your route.

DAY 10 

To Merzouga

Different route options through an oasis full of date palm and olive trees heading into the desert. Routes both passable for dirtriders and those who prefer to stick to the asfalt. Afternoon camelride into the highest sand dunes of Morocco. Distance app. 260 km

Accommodation at a Moroccan Kasbah

DAY 11 

To Midelt

Option to ride dirt or asfalt roads through the dessert towards the Gorge du Ziz (canyon) to Midelt. Possible to ride the stunning Cirque de Jaffar for experienced dirt riders or do only part of it for less experiences riders. Accommodation at a hotel.

Distance app. 260 km

DAY 12 

To Fez

Different route options, both dirt and asfalt; across the Tizi-n-Abekhanes (pass) or through the Forêt de Cedres (forest). Accommodation at a hotel.

Distance app. 200 km

DAY 13 

Day to discover Fez with it’s leather tanneries at the famous souk (market) full of merchants and artisans, with an english speaking local guide.

DAY 14 

To Chefchaouen

There are different route options, mostly paved. Chefchaouen is the very picturesque ‘blue city’ stuck on a hill top many think is the best place in Morocco.

the Distance app. 220 km

DAY 15 

To Malaga

Distance to the ferry is 40km on a paved road. Depending on how quick we get across to Algeciras, you can choose your route. In Malaga we load the bikes on the trailer for transport back to Holland and finish the day with a farewell dinner.

Distance app. 360 km

DAY 16 

Farewell to those who organised their own journey back home and those who booked incl. hoteltransfer and/or flight to Malaga Airport.