Enduro and Motorcycle Tours in Morocco

Activity Overview

Morocco is good country for two wheels. On our guided motorcycle and enduro tours you ride the dunes of Erg Chebbi, climb the passes of the Atlas Mountains and follow remote pistes and nomadic trails that few travellers ever reach. Seasoned enduro riders will find plenty to work with. So will riders heading off-road for the first time, because the guide sets the line and the pace. Some sections are hard work, and much of the country you cross is wide open and empty.

We provide well-maintained enduro and adventure bikes, protective gear and experienced guides who know the trails well. Tours run from single-day rides to multi-day expeditions with support vehicles and desert camps.

What to Bring

Bring your riding boots, gloves and a valid motorcycle licence. Bikes, helmets and full back-up support come from us, which leaves you free to concentrate on riding.

Enduro riding in the Moroccan desert

Morocco is one of the best enduro destinations within reach of Europe. In a single day you can ride stony pistes, dry riverbeds, sandy tracks and the edge of the dunes, with almost no traffic. Our guided tours are built around that variety, for riders who already handle a motorbike and want terrain they cannot find at home.

Levels and routes

Intermediate riders start on the hard tracks around Merzouga and the hamada, with short sand sections to practise technique. Experienced riders can push further: longer sand crossings, rocky climbs and remote pistes linking the desert with the Atlas foothills. The guide reads the group and adjusts each day. If you want to explore the mountains, our Atlas off-road routes guide shows the kind of terrain involved.

Support and safety

A 4x4 support vehicle can carry luggage, water, tools and fuel, and gives tired riders a seat for a stretch. Protective gear is essential: helmet, boots, gloves and body armour. Riding in sand is tiring, so we keep days realistic and start early in hot months. Read our safety standards and adventure safety tips.

Not an enduro rider?

If you have never ridden off-road, start with a quad or a buggy in the dunes, which needs no licence. For multi-day travel without riding, see our 4x4 expeditions. Groups and clubs can ask about a tailored trip through private expeditions or contact us directly.

Frequently Asked Questions