Moroccan Odyssey Tour

Set off from Málaga on one of the most unforgettable motorcycle tours in the world: a 12-day round trip that starts and ends in Málaga and takes you through Morocco's most spectacular landscapes, historic cities and desert roads.

After a first day to unwind in Málaga, the birthplace of Picasso, you cross from Spain into Morocco and enter a world of blue-washed mountain streets, energetic medinas and the golden dunes of the Sahara. This is a motorcycle tour like no other: raw, cultural and genuinely adventurous.

Your first stop in Morocco is the blue-hued town of Chefchaouen, set against a dramatic mountain backdrop. From there you ride to the historic city of Fez, where the past meets the present in its lively medinas, before climbing through diverse terrain to the cool, serene highlands of Agoudal, nestled among the mountains. Every kilometre of tarmac tells a story.

Heading south, the horizon opens up as you approach the golden dunes of Merzouga. A full day in the desert lets you explore the dunes, meet local Berber communities or simply soak up the majestic silence of the Sahara, a defining moment of the tour for any motorcycle rider.

Leaving the dunes behind, the landscape shifts from sand to stone as you ride to the oasis town of Foum Zguid and on to Marrakech, the Red City, where a full day lets you explore vibrant souks and historic palaces or unwind in a traditional hammam. The return leg heads north to Rabat, Morocco's capital on the Atlantic, and to Tangier, the bohemian port city where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, before you cross back to Málaga to complete the loop.

Riding with REVV Travel means expert guides lead the way while a support vehicle follows the group, so you can focus entirely on the ride. All motorcycles are modern BMW models, fully equipped and maintained to the highest standard.

Whether you're an experienced touring rider or embarking on your first adventure tour, the Moroccan Odyssey delivers an intensity of experience that stays with you long after you've parked the motorcycle for the last time.