Morocco 2026
30th August - 18th September 2026
At Moto Tours, we have crafted an unforgettable route that sweeps you through iconic cities, dramatic mountain passes, vast desert landscapes, and breathtaking coastal roads. Whether you’re new to touring, a seasoned rider, or planning to share the adventure with your partner, our tours are designed to suit every level and riding style.
This is a fully guided experience, led by knowledgeable guides who are not only highly experienced riders but passionate explorers. They’ll ensure you discover the very best of this extraordinary country, with well-timed stops to soak up the scenery, culture, and atmosphere along the way. With over 10 years of experience touring Morocco, we know how to turn a great ride into an exceptional journey.
Our guides believe adventure should be fun, relaxed, and memorable—creating the perfect balance of excitement and comfort so you can truly enjoy your holiday.
For further information, contact us at bookings@moto-tours.co.uk
Bookings
Single rider - £3875
Riders sharing - £2875 per rider
Rider & pillion - £4400 per couple
Total bikes booked - 4
Maximum bikes on the tour 12
Bike places remaining - 8
Itinerary - Subject to change
Approximate mileage shown
Day 1 – Plymouth to Santander (Ferry)
Your adventure begins as we board the ferry from Plymouth. Relax, unwind, and get ready for the open road ahead.
Day 2 – Santander to Salamanca (225 miles)
Arrive in Spain and hit the road! Enjoy the open road south to Salamanca, where history and comfort await at our hotel.
Day 3 – Salamanca to Evora, Portugal (265 miles)
Cross into Portugal and explore the charming streets of Evora, with its vibrant culture and scenic surroundings.
Day 4 – Evora to Seville (165 miles)
Ride south to Seville’s outskirts and join us for a taste of authentic Andalusian tapas—a perfect evening to celebrate the day’s ride.
Day 5 – Enter Morocco (150 miles)
The adventure truly begins as we cross into Morocco. A short, scenic ride brings us to our first Moroccan hotel—relax, take in the sights, and feel the excitement building.
Day 6 – Rif Mountains to Fes via Chefchaouen (170 miles)
Twist through the Rif Mountains and marvel at the jewel-like “Blue City” of Chefchaouen before arriving in Fes, one of Morocco’s most captivating cities.
Day 7 – Day off in Fes
No riding today—immerse yourself in the labyrinthine Medina with a local guide, or enjoy a leisurely day at the hotel pool.
Day 8 – Fes to Erfoud (250 miles)
Feel the thrill of riding to the edge of the Sahara. Stop to meet locals, take in desert vistas, and end the day in our luxurious spa hotel in Erfoud.
Day 9 – Erfoud to Dades Gorge (180 miles)
Ride deeper into Morocco’s desert landscapes before exploring Todgha Gorge and the breathtaking Dades Gorge. A day of epic scenery and unforgettable roads.
Day 10 – Dades Gorge to Marrakech (230 miles)
Twist through hairpins and mountain passes, stop at the iconic Ait Benhaddou, then conquer the Tizi n’ Tichka Pass for a thrilling ride into Marrakech.
Day 11 – Day off in Marrakech
Explore the vibrant Medina or unwind in style at our spa hotel. Marrakech is yours to discover.
Day 12 – Marrakech to Agadir via Tizi n’Test (190 miles)
Ride the legendary Tizi n’Test Pass through the High Atlas Mountains, taking in epic views before descending to the Atlantic coast and Agadir.
Day 13 – Agadir to Essaouira (110 miles)
A relaxed coastal ride, with a quirky stop to see the famous goats in trees—a true Moroccan spectacle.
Day 14 – Essaouira to Casablanca (225 miles)
Head to Casablanca, with highlights including lunch cooked before your eyes and an optional four-course dinner at the iconic Rick’s Café.
Day 15 – Casablanca to Tangier (220 miles)
Our last full day in Morocco takes us north to Tangier, riding roads rich with drama and adventure.
Day 16 – Tangier to Parque Natural Sierra de Grazalema, Spain (85 miles)
Cross back into Europe and unwind in the stunning Parque Natural Sierra de Grazalema, with a half-board stay in comfort.
Day 17 – Parque Natural Sierra de Grazalema to Toledo (300 miles)
A long, exhilarating ride through Spain, ending in historic Toledo. Pause at a tapas bar or explore the city’s charming streets.
Day 18 – Toledo to Valladolid (160 miles)
Mixing scenic single-carriageway roads and smooth dual carriageways, we make our way to Valladolid for a relaxed evening.
Day 19 – Valladolid to Santander (160 miles) & Ferry to Plymouth
Our final ride brings us to Santander, where we board the ferry home, memories of epic roads and breathtaking landscapes fresh in our minds.
Prices
Rider (Single room including cabin) - £3875. Click HERE to book your single rider place
Rider (Sharing) - £2875. Click HERE to book your rider (sharing) place. Normally used by friends or relatives with 2 bikes
Rider and pillion - £4400. Click HERE to book your rider & pillion place
Passport and motorcycle details are required when completing the booking forms.
A non-refundable deposit of £300 per guest is required to reserve your place.
Preferred payment is by BACS, although we accept payment by Credit/Debit Cards.
What’s included
Tour Guides for the whole of the tour
Return ferries from UK to Spain with cabin
Return ferry Algeciras to Tangiers Med
All hotel accommodation in good quality hotels. Your bikes will be parked in the hotel car park, where you can easily get to them.
All Breakfasts in hotels, with 3 evening meals at selected hotels.
Guided tour of Fes with local guide
Polo Shirt
A briefing day approximately 6 weeks prior to departure. No briefings on the ferry and you get to meet the other guests.
What’s not included
Fuel
Travel/breakdown insurance
Lunches
Evening meal other than those in the hotels where provided. We will update you at the briefing day
Anything not listed as included
Highlights
Some of the highlights of our Morocco tour are shown below.
Todgha Gorge
Situated on the east side of the High Atlas Mountains the Todra Gorge is one of the world’s most spectacular canyons.
Here, both the Todra and Dades Rivers have carved out cliff-sided canyons.
The Todra is the name of the last 600 meters (just under 2,000 feet) of the canyons. In places, this gorge measures just 33 feet across, but the cliffs are more than 500 feet tall on either side.
Dades Gorge
The gorge (actually a series of separate gorges) was carved out by the passage of the Dades River and is navigable via a road known locally as the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs.
Once we have navigated the hairpins it’s time for lunch with a view
Tizi n’ Tichka
The Tizi n’ Tichka is a mountain pass linking the south-east of Marrakesh to the city of Ouarzazate through the High mountains.
It lies above the great Marrakesh plains, and is a gateway to the Sahara Desert.
Tizi n’ Test
The Tizi n” Test is a small pass in the High Atlas mountains.
We take a whole day to travel the pass from Marrakech to Agadir.
The pass is at 2,093 metres (6,867 ft), where a commemorative plaque certifies that the road was laid between 1926 and 1932.
Roads
We take you on some stunning roads with great views and yes there is a road through the Sahara!
Guided tour of Fes
Join us on a half day walking tour of Fes medina with our friendly local guide, who will show you the sights, sounds and smells of this ancient city.
Food
Morocco is famous for it’s food cooked in the Tagine. You can grab a sandwich for lunch and enjoy a flavoursome evening meal.
Average price for an evening meal of 3 courses with drinks would be less than £10.
Hotels
After a days riding it’s good to unwind with a dip in the pool and a beer in the bar.
The picture is one of our favourite hotels.
All our hotels are minimum 3 star but expect higher.