Adventure motorcycle beside the Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga

Destinations

Where you will ride

Our routes connect the landscapes riders travel to Morocco for — mountains, dunes, gorges, medinas and open coast.

Morocco on two wheels

Landscapes worth the ride

Every destination below can feature in a guided, private or custom tour. We link them into routes that match your level and interests.

High Atlas & Middle Atlas

Atlas Mountains

Switchback passes, cedar forests and Berber villages strung along some of the most rewarding motorcycling roads in North Africa. The Tizi n'Tichka and Tizi n'Test climbs are highlights for any rider.

Tizi n'Tichka and Tizi n'Test mountain passes
Berber villages and high-altitude viewpoints
Cooler riding away from the lowland heat

Best for: Riders who love technical, scenic mountain roads.

Sahara Desert

Merzouga & Erg Chebbi

The gateway to Morocco's tallest sand dunes. We time arrivals for sunset and sunrise on the erg, with desert camps and quiet pistes that feel truly remote.

Sunset and sunrise over the Erg Chebbi dunes
Desert pistes and sandy tracks
Overnight stays in desert camps

Best for: The classic Sahara motorcycle experience.

South-East Morocco

Dades Valley

A green ribbon of palms and fortified kasbahs winding between dramatic red rock formations, often called the 'Road of a Thousand Kasbahs'.

The Road of a Thousand Kasbahs
The Monkey Fingers rock formations
Riverside gorges and oasis roads

Best for: Scenic valley riding and photography stops.

Adventure motorcycle riding through the narrow Todra Gorge

South-East Morocco

Todra Gorges

A canyon narrowed to a sliver of sky, with a smooth road threading between towering limestone walls — a favourite photo and riding stop on our southern routes.

The narrow gorge road
Towering 300m limestone walls
Palm oasis and river crossings nearby

Best for: Dramatic canyon riding and short walks.

Centre Morocco

Marrakech

A practical start and finish city. A vibrant hub of medinas, gardens and rooftop cafés, and the perfect place to meet your guide and prep the bikes.

Jemaa el-Fnaa and the medina
Majorelle Garden and Gueliz
Easy airport access and bike prep

Best for: Arrival, departure and city exploration.

View across the historic Fes medina and tanneries

North-East Morocco

Fes

Morocco's cultural heart, home to the world's largest car-free medieval quarter. A rewarding northern bookend for longer loops that cross the country.

The UNESCO-listed Fes el-Bali medina
Tanneries and artisan workshops
A northern counterpoint to the desert

Best for: Cultural stops on cross-country tours.

South-East Morocco

Ouarzazate

The 'door of the desert' — a sunny, dry hub surrounded by film studios, kasbahs and the routes that climb toward the Draa Valley and the Sahara.

Kasbah Taourirt and film studios
Gateway to the Draa Valley
Reliable sunshine and open roads

Best for: A comfortable desert-edge base.

Ounila Valley

Ait Benhaddou

A UNESCO-listed fortified village of earthen kasbahs rising above the river — one of Morocco's most photographed sights and a natural riding stop.

UNESCO-listed ksar
Earthen architecture and river crossing
Quiet access road through the Ounila Valley

Best for: History, architecture and photo stops.

Southern Atlantic Coast

Agadir

A modern coastal city with a long beach and a relaxed pace — a popular start point for Atlantic and Atlas combinations heading north.

Wide beaches and a modern marina
Gateway to the Souss and Atlas
Mild winter riding weather

Best for: Southern coastal starts and warm-weather trips.

Atlantic Coast

Essaouira

A breezy, white-and-blue port town known for its medina, fishing harbour and laid-back surf culture — a refreshing contrast to the inland heat.

UNESCO medina and skala fortifications
Fishing harbour and fresh seafood
Atlantic breezes and ramparts

Best for: Coastal riding and relaxed town time.

Adventure motorcycle riding a coastal road above Morocco's Atlantic cliffs

Atlantic Coast

Morocco's Atlantic Coast

From cliff-top roads to fishing villages and long stretches of empty tarmac, the Atlantic route mixes fast sweepers with slow, atmospheric harbours.

Cliff roads and fishing villages
Long, quiet coastal sweepers
Easy links between Agadir and Casablanca

Best for: Riders who want ocean roads and variety.

KTM Enduro Tours in Merzouga Private, guided KTM riding in the dunes and pistes around Erg Chebbi, from our base in Merzouga. See KTM Merzouga tours

Want these in one trip?

We combine destinations into multi-day routes — from a short coast and Atlas loop to a Grand Morocco expedition.

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