DAY 1
From Marrakech to Ouarzazate – 192 km
Our journey begins in Marrakech, one of Morocco’s most popular tourist destinations, known for its vibrant markets, authentic cuisine, and unique attractions.
We’ll collect our motorcycles and ride towards Ouarzazate, a provincial city south of the Atlas Mountains, known as Morocco’s “Hollywood” due to the many blockbuster films shot there.
We’ll cross the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, one of only two main passes, climbing up to 2,500 meters before descending the northern slopes. The winding roads, often called a “motorcyclist’s playground,” will lead us to Aït Benhaddou, the most spectacular and famous kasbah in Morocco, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. This kasbah has been the setting for numerous films, including The Ten Commandments, Gladiator, and Lawrence of Arabia.
In the afternoon, we’ll arrive at a luxurious and authentic hotel in Ouarzazate, where we’ll relax before a group dinner.
DAY 2
From Ouarzazate to Tinghir – 173 km
After a lavish breakfast, we’ll explore Ouarzazate (time permitting) before riding towards Tinghir, a village from which many Jewish families immigrated to Israel.
Our route will take us along scenic coastal roads and through lush green forests, with unique viewpoints along the way. By afternoon, we’ll arrive at our hotel in Tinghir.
DAY 3
From Tinghir to Merzouga – 202 km
In the morning, we’ll ride from Tinghir along the Sahara Desert towards the stunning Todra Gorge. We’ll follow the famous “Road of a Thousand Kasbahs,” named for the numerous fortresses dotting the route.
After a lunch stop at a scenic viewpoint, we’ll continue through winding roads past colorful villages and towns, eventually reaching Merzouga. This small village in southeastern Morocco lies strategically near the Erg Chebbi dunes, Morocco’s most famous and breathtaking sand dunes.
After settling into our rooms, we’ll enjoy a Moroccan feast with unique hospitality that Morocco is known for.
DAY 4
From Merzouga to Midelt – 264 km
Following the previous night’s festive dinner, we’ll start the day with a hot coffee and a rich breakfast. We’ll then head out from Merzouga towards Midelt, a town that harmoniously blends tradition with modernity.
Midelt is known for its distinctive architecture, ancient mosques, and unique palaces. Surrounded by the stunning Atlas Mountains, it offers vibrant markets and an authentic Moroccan experience.
We’ll enjoy the scenery of the Ziz River valleys and reservoirs along the way, arriving at our unique hotel in Midelt by the afternoon.
DAY 5
From Midelt to Fez – 198 km
On the fifth day, we’ll ride from Midelt through the cedar forests of Michlifen, a unique ski resort in the Middle Atlas, and visit Ifrane, nicknamed “Morocco’s Switzerland” due to its European-like charm.
Next, we’ll visit the Berber village of Bhalil, whose name means “The Magic of the Night.” Some of its homes are built inside caves, sitting alongside regular houses. The locals specialize in crafting caftan buttons and silk threads.
From there, we’ll head to Fez, located in the heart of Morocco. Fez is a cultural and political hub with a rich history.
We’ll check into our luxury hotel and prepare for dinner.
DAY 6
From Fez to Chefchaouen – 250 km
On this special day, we’ll ride from Fez towards Chefchaouen, known as “The Blue City.” It is considered one of Morocco’s most beautiful, unique, and picturesque towns.
Along the way, we’ll pass through winding roads and charming villages set amid open green fields. After scenic stops, we’ll arrive at our hotel in Chefchaouen. In the evening, we’ll gather for a farewell party featuring a feast of Moroccan delicacies.
DAY 7
From Chefchaouen to Tangier – 150 km
On our final riding day, we’ll travel from Chefchaouen to Tangier, the capital of the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region. Situated at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, Tangier is where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic Ocean.
We’ll pass through picturesque villages and landscapes, stopping for lunch and refreshments along the way.
By late afternoon, we’ll reach Tangier, where we’ll return the motorcycles, concluding our extraordinary journey.
Important Notes
• The itinerary is subject to changes at the tour guide’s discretion based on weather conditions, roadwork, pace of riding, and other factors.
