Self-Guided
You want to experience the Atlas Mountains’ best cycling routes but don’t want to travel in a group? Our Self-Guided bike tours have all your travel planning covered. Your only mission is to choose which area you want to enjoy the fun and freedom of exploring. From a pre-loaded GPS unit with carefully chosen routes on a world-class Cannondale bike, to hand-picked accommodation across amazing landscapes, self-guided bike tours are an unforgettable cycling experience for the adventurous and independent explorers. Our Self-guided cycling tours in Morocco are a fantastic way to cycle the country’s diverse landscapes, discover vibrant culture, and ancient history at your own pace. These tours are typically designed to provide travelers with some level of logistical support, allowing for flexibility without the need for constant group coordination. Here's what you can expect:
Key Highlights of our Self-Guided Cycling Tours in Morocco
Varied Landscapes: Cycle through the Atlas Mountains for stunning vistas and challenging climbs.
Explore the Sahara Desert, including routes to Zagora and its legendary palm grove.
Pedal along the Atlantic coastline, with stops in charming fishing villages like Essaouira.
Experience lush valleys like the Ait Bouguemez, known for amazing traditional Berber villages.
Cultural Experiences
Visit Medinas in cities like Marrakech for a taste of Moroccan craftsmanship and cuisine.
Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Kasbah Ait Benhaddou.
Interact with locals in rural Berber communities.
Logistics: Most self-guided tours include a detailed itinerary, GPS, pre-booked accommodations, and sometimes luggage transfers.
Bikes (Gravel, road, or e-bikes) are usually available for rent as part of the package.
Support services like emergency contacts or occasional guided assistance can often be arranged.
Flexibility: Self-guided tours allow you to travel at your own pace, taking detours or extended breaks as you wish.
Best Time to Visit:
Spring (March to May) and Fall (September to November): Ideal for cycling due to moderate temperatures.
Winter can be chilly in the mountains but comfortable in coastal and desert areas.