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- May 31, 2024, 22:00:21 PMJoin Rider EIC Greg Drevenstedt on the IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour
Ready to visit the exotic bazaars of Fez and Marrakech? Ride a camel on the dunes of the Sahara Desert? Ride the best roads in Morocco, including the Atlas and Rif mountains? Join Rider Editor-in-Chief Greg Drevenstedt and his brother, Paul, on the IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour, October 12-21, 2024.
This 10-day tour includes all the sights you always dreamed of visiting in Morocco. This route is for seasoned riders who want to enjoy rolling green hills, the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, and the mysterious sand dunes of the Sahara Desert all on well-maintained paved roads. You'll explore casbahs, see oases, and have opportunities to buy hand-made rugs, drink mint tea, and ride a camel! In the evenings you'll dine on delicious Moroccan cuisine like couscous and tagine.
The tour starts and ends in Málaga, Spain, where you’ll spend nights to kick off and conclude the tour. To get to Morocco, you’ll ride along the southern coast of Spain and take a ferry across the Mediterranean Sea.
The IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour is an authentic experience that will leave a lasting impression on you. There is limited space on this tour, so sign up now!
Register for the IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour
IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour Facts
- Start / End: Málaga, Spain
- Total Distance: 1,432 miles / 2,306 km
- Daily Mileage: 160-220 miles / 250-350 km
- Riding Season: Autumn
- Total Time: 10 days
- Riding Days: 9 days
- Rest Days: 2 (Erfoud, Fez)
- Breakfast: 9 included breakfasts
- Dinners: 7 included dinners
- Hotel Overnights: 9 nights
- Highlights: Marrakech Djemaa el Fna Square, riding a camel in the Sahara Desert sand dunes, Fez medina tour, Atlas Mountains
- Accommodations: First-class 4- and 5-star hotels plus some Moroccan riads (palace homes converted into exotic boutique hotels). All IMTBike lodgings are hand-picked for their quality of service, local charm, and strategic locations.
IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour Daily Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrival at Málaga
- Day 2: Malaga – Rabat
- Day 3: Rabat – Marrakech
- Day 4: Marrakech – Ouarzazate
- Day 5: Ouarzazate – Todra Canyon – Erfoud
- Day 6: Erfoud rest day
- Day 7: Erfoud – Fez
- Day 8: Fez rest day
- Day 9: Fez – Ceuta
- Day 10: Ceuta – Málaga / Flight home
Read detailed daily itinerary for the Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour
IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour Pricing
Base Price: €3,910 (approx. $USD 4,242)
The base price of every tour is calculated for a single rider on a BMW G 310 R and sharing a double room. Passengers, single-room occupancy, and other BMW models incur additional charges.
Related: IMTBike Southern Spain Andalusia Tour Review
Included in Tour:
- Airport pickup on the first day of the tour
- Overnight accommodations in carefully selected 4- and 5-star hotels and boutique riads
- A delicious evening meal featuring Moroccan specialties
- Complete buffet breakfast every morning
- New model BMW motorcycle fully equipped with three BMW cases
- Tour handbook (normally about 70 pages – very comprehensive) and highlighted map
- Expert multilingual guide on a motorcycle
- Multilingual guide in support vehicle which will carry your luggage, any oversized purchases you make, or even a passenger or two
- Tour souvenirs
Related: IMTBike Essence of Northern Spain Tour Review
Not Included in Tour:
- Air ticket
- Lunches
- Gasoline
- Drinks
- Tolls
- Personal spending
- Tips
Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Come ride with and get to know Rider Editor-in-Chief Greg Drevenstedt and his brother, Paul, who will be on the tour from beginning to end! Space is limited, so click on the link below to sign up for the tour.
Register for the IMTBike Morocco Adventure Motorcycle Tour
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