“To visit Morocco is still like turning the pages of some illuminated Persian manuscript all embroidered with bright shapes and subtle lines.” – Edith Wharton
Step into a land where ancient cities echo with the call to prayer, desert dunes glow gold at sunset, and vibrant souks burst with colour and life. Morocco – The Magical Kingdom is an unforgettable 12-day / 13-night journey through one of North Africa’s most fascinating destinations — a country where Berber, Arab, and European influences blend seamlessly to create something truly unique.
This carefully curated tour takes you beyond the surface, combining iconic highlights with authentic cultural experiences, breathtaking scenery, and hand-picked accommodation for comfort and character throughout.
🏰 Explore the legendary Imperial Cities of Rabat, Fes & Marrakech
🐪 Experience the magic of the Sahara Desert and perhaps a sunset camel ride?
🌄 Travel through the dramatic Atlas Mountains, Dades, Todra & Ziz Gorges
🧡 Wander through ancient medinas filled with artisans, spices & hidden riads
🌴 Discover palm-fringed oases and traditional Berber villages
🕌 Visit magnificent palaces, mosques and UNESCO World Heritage sites
🛍️ Enjoy vibrant souks, colourful markets & local handicrafts
🍽️ Savour the rich flavours of Moroccan cuisine
From the moment you arrive, Morocco captivates the senses. Wander through the labyrinthine streets of Fes, one of the world’s oldest medieval cities, where craftsmen still work leather, brass, and ceramics using centuries-old techniques. Marvel at the intricate mosaics and grand architecture of Marrakech, where bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square comes alive with storytellers, musicians, and market traders.
In Rabat, discover elegant boulevards, ancient Roman ruins, and grand gates that speak of Morocco’s imperial past. Each city offers its own personality, rhythm, and story.
No journey to Morocco would be complete without experiencing the vast beauty of the Sahara Desert. Travel across ever-changing landscapes of mountains, valleys, and palm groves before reaching the golden dunes. As the sun sets, enjoy an unforgettable camel ride across the sands — a truly magical moment as the desert shifts from gold to deep crimson.
The stillness of the desert night, illuminated by a canopy of stars, is something few travellers ever forget.
Morocco’s natural scenery is as diverse as its culture and offers some of the most breathtaking scenery imaginable. 🏔️ Cross the High Atlas Mountains via dramatic mountain passes, descend into lush valleys lined with kasbahs and palm groves, and explore the towering gorges carved over millennia. The Route of 1,000 Kasbahs, the Dades Valley, and the Todra Gorge offer landscapes that are both raw and cinematic. From fertile plains to arid desert and from the rugged Rif Mountains to the blue-washed charm of Chefchaouen, the changing scenery every day brings a new visual masterpiece.
Throughout the tour, we stay in carefully selected 3- and 4-star hotels chosen for their comfort, character and service. In certain regions, we may use charming local riads or traditional-style properties that reflect the authenticity of Morocco itself. Standards vary around the world, but our priority is always comfort, cleanliness, warm hospitality and location.
This 12-day / 13-night adventure has been thoughtfully designed to balance sightseeing, cultural immersion, scenic travel, and relaxation. With expert guidance, comfortable transport, and a carefully planned itinerary, you can experience Morocco with confidence and ease.
We first fell in love with Morocco in 2010, and after more than 33 successful tours, it remains one of our most sought-after and unforgettable adventures. Although the country has modernised in recent years — with improved infrastructure and excellent roads — it has never lost its soul. ✨ The magic is still there in the call to prayer drifting across ancient medinas, in the scent of spice markets, in the rhythm of desert life, and in the warm hospitality of its people.
Describing Morocco is never easy because it is not just something you see — it is something you feel. 🌅 The colours of the Sahara at sunset, the dramatic silence of the High Atlas Mountains, the maze-like souks of Fes, the theatre of Marrakech’s Djemaa el Fna — it is a country that awakens all five senses.
And for many travellers, the only challenge after visiting Morocco… is finding a destination that can surpass it.
Whether it’s your first visit to North Africa or a long-awaited return, Morocco – The Magical Kingdom promises colour, warmth, history, and unforgettable memories.
✨ Join us and discover why Morocco truly lives up to its name — The Magical Kingdom.
A Fully Supported Motorcycle Adventure – This is a fully supported tour starting and finishing in Málaga, Spain. Our experienced team will be on hand throughout the journey, ensuring a seamless and memorable experience from start to finish.
Please contact the office before booking flights so we can confirm timings and logistics with you.
Arrival: Sunday 29th March – Málaga
🛬 An early morning flight is recommended.
🏨 Please note: your first night’s accommodation will be in Tarifa, not Málaga.
🏍️ The group will depart Málaga late afternoon on Sunday and ride to Tarifa.
Optional: Arrive Saturday 28th March
🔑 Collect your motorcycle.
🏨 Overnight in Málaga at your leisure.
Departure: Saturday 11th April – Málaga
🛫 Flights may be booked at any time that suits you.
✈️ Ryanair and Aer Lingus both offer suitable routes.
Arrival: Sunday 18th October – Málaga
🛬 An early morning flight is recommended.
🏨 First night’s accommodation will be in Tarifa, not Málaga.
🏍️ The group will depart Málaga late afternoon on Sunday and ride to Tarifa.
Optional: Arrive Saturday 17th October
🔑 Collect your motorcycle.
🏨 Overnight in Málaga at your leisure.
Departure: Saturday 31st October – Málaga
🛫 Flights may be booked at any time that suits you.
✈️ Ryanair and Aer Lingus both offer suitable routes.
We aim to provide a comprehensive, well-supported touring experience so you can focus on enjoying the adventure.
✔ Return motorcycle transport from our base in Gorey, Co. Wexford to Málaga, Spain
✔ Bed & Breakfast accommodation in quality 3–4 star hotels (or best available in remote areas)
✔ 6 evening meals
✔ Support vehicle for luggage transfers (Morocco only – Spain not included)
✔ Experienced tour guide(s)
✔ Detailed route maps and full itinerary, allowing flexibility for self-guided riding if preferred
✔ Return ferry crossings to/from Morocco
To ensure transparency, the following items are not included in the tour price:
✖ Flights and travel costs to/from the tour start and finish points
✖ Personal travel, accident and medical insurance (including repatriation, cancellation, curtailment, loss or damage to property)
✖ Motorcycle insurance, breakdown cover or recovery costs
✖ Entrance fees to sights, parks and optional excursions (unless specifically stated)
✖ Lunches and snacks (unless stated)
✖ Meals taken onboard ferries
✖ Evening meals on rest days or optional ride-out days
✖ Personal spending money, tips, souvenirs and incidental expenses
✖ Personal documentation (passport, visas), vaccinations, taxes, border fees and motorcycle paperwork
✖ Motorcycle repairs (parts and labour), tyres
✖ Fuel, oil and other motorcycle consumables
✖ Toll road charges, traffic fines or any legal penalties
✖ Any item not specifically listed under “What’s Included”
If you have any questions about what is or isn’t covered, please contact the office — we’re happy to clarify any details before you book.
We believe that where you stay is an essential part of your journey. That’s why, on all of our guided tours, we carefully select high-quality 3- and 4-star hotels that enhance your overall travel experience — not just places to sleep, but places that add to the story of your adventure.
Over many years of operating tours across the globe, we have built an extensive portfolio of trusted, tried-and-tested properties. Each hotel is chosen with care, based not simply on its official star rating, but on what truly matters to our guests: comfort, atmosphere, location and, above all, consistently high standards of service.
Hotel classification systems vary widely from country to country. A 4-star hotel in Africa or South America, for example, may differ in style and facilities from a 4-star property in Europe.
For this reason, we look beyond the rating itself. Our focus is on the overall guest experience — ensuring every hotel we use meets our expectations for:
Cleanliness and comfort
Professional and welcoming service
Convenient location
Good facilities appropriate to the destination
Our goal is consistency in quality, wherever in the world you travel with us.
In more remote or less developed regions, international chain hotels may not be available — and often, that is part of the charm.
In these areas, we select the very best accommodation available. This may include:
Charming family-run establishments
Boutique local hotels
Traditional properties full of regional character
Authentic accommodations that reflect local culture
While these properties may sometimes be equivalent to a strong 3-star standard, they frequently provide something far more memorable: genuine hospitality, individuality and a true sense of place.
Our aim is simple — to provide accommodation that is comfortable, welcoming and perfectly suited to the destination.
At the end of each day’s adventure, you can relax knowing that your hotel has been carefully chosen to complement your journey, allowing you to unwind in comfort and wake refreshed for the next stage of your experience.
Before departure, we provide you with comprehensive Tour Specific Information designed to help you prepare, plan and understand exactly what to expect while on tour.
Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. If you have any additional queries or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us — we’re always happy to help.
We generally recommend adventure or touring motorcycles as the most suitable for our tours.
However, sport, sport-touring and cruiser motorcycles may also be appropriate, provided:
‣ You are comfortable riding the bike for extended distances and duration
‣ The motorcycle is properly prepared and fully serviced
‣ Tyres are in good condition
We recommend that all participants are experienced touring riders, whether in Europe or further afield.
Some destinations are more demanding than others (as reflected in our difficulty ratings). If you have concerns about your suitability, please contact us for advice and bear in mind everyones perception of difficulty varies significantly.
It is your responsibility to ensure your riding skills meet the demands of the tour. Advanced riding ability enhances enjoyment and reduces risk.
No. You are never required to ride in convoy.
We offer complete flexibility — you may ride independently or with the group. Most riders choose to ride together for convenience and navigation ease.
When riding as a group, we use tried-and-tested systems such as the “drop-off” or “buddy” method (depending on country and route complexity). These allow everyone to ride at their own pace.
If you prefer to ride solo, we can provide:
‣ Detailed route info daily
‣ Route cards with hotel information etc.
‣ Recommended lunch/coffee stops
Daily departure times are proposed / agreed each evening for the following day. Our approach is flexible, with an emphasis on maximum enjoyment.
Yes. Pillion passengers should be experienced travellers and comfortable touring by motorcycle.
Groups typically range from 8–14 riders (some with passengers).
Most participants are from Ireland, though we also welcome overseas riders.
For maximum comfort, safety and versatility on tour, we strongly recommend a layered riding system designed to perform in a wide range of temperatures — typically between 15°C and 30°C. A good layering system can be used all year round in all weather conditions.
A layering approach allows you to easily adapt to changing weather conditions throughout the day, particularly when riding through mountains, coastal regions or desert climates where temperatures can vary significantly.
Base Layer
Start with a breathable, moisture-wicking base layer (technical riding or sports fabric). This helps regulate body temperature, keeps you dry and prevents discomfort during warmer riding conditions.
Mid Layer (Optional)
A lightweight insulating layer — such as a thin fleece or softshell — provides warmth during cooler mornings or higher-altitude riding. This layer can be easily removed as temperatures rise.
Protective Outer Jacket & Trousers
Your main riding jacket and trousers should be high-quality motorcycle-specific protective gear, featuring:
CE-approved armour (shoulders, elbows, back, hips, knees)
Abrasion-resistant materials
Good ventilation panels or zip vents for airflow in warmer conditions
Removable Waterproof Outer Layer
We recommend carrying a separate, lightweight waterproof over-jacket and over-trousers that can be quickly added if needed. A removable waterproof layer offers greater flexibility than fixed waterproof linings and performs better in prolonged or heavy rain while maintaining ventilation during dry weather. This waterproof jacket can also be used around town in the evenings (but hopefully not!)
Quality full-face or modular helmet
Protective riding gloves (summer pair plus waterproof pair recommended)
Sturdy motorcycle boots with ankle protection
Neck tube or buff for wind protection
Sunglasses or tinted visor for bright conditions
By using a modular layering system, you can remain comfortable across a broad temperature range without carrying excessive bulk. Proper preparation ensures you stay dry, protected and focused on enjoying the ride — whatever the weather brings.
You must carry original documents:
‣ Passport
‣ Driving licence
‣ Motorcycle registration document (RF101 / log book / V5)
‣ Motorcycle insurance
‣ Valid travel/medical insurance
Passengers require a passport only.
Passports should generally be valid for at least six months after the end of the tour (requirements may vary by country/nationality).
If visas are required, you must ensure these are obtained in advance.
Yes — this is a condition of travel.
Your policy must cover:
‣ Medical expenses
‣ Emergency treatment
‣ Repatriation
‣ Motorcycle touring (as rider or passenger)
‣ Full duration of the trip
‣ All countries visited
We strongly recommend additional cover for:
‣ Cancellation and curtailment
‣ Loss/damage to belongings
‣ Travel delays
‣ Personal liability
‣ Overseas legal expenses
Please note: We cannot refund deposits due to insufficient insurance cover. Some policies exclude large capacity motorcycles or extended travel durations — always check carefully.
Our tour calendar is carefully planned around optimal seasons for each destination. However, weather cannot be guaranteed and it has become more un-predictable than ever in recent years. More detailed information including suggested clothing & riding gear will be provided in the pre-trip emails.
Appropriate riding gear is essential.
You must be physically fit and take necessary health precautions.
Consult your GP or travel clinic for up-to-date advice, especially if you have pre-existing medical conditions.
Check:
‣ Required vaccinations
‣ Official travel advice
‣ Local customs and regulations
‣ Do you have a current EHIC? (European Health Insurance Card)
‣ If you have health insurance please ensure you can access the policy details
‣ Travel Insurance with medical repatriation is essential
A minimum of 8 riders is required for this tour.
If this number is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel.
Bookings may be made:
‣ Online
‣ By telephone
‣ By email
A booking is confirmed once the required deposit has been received.
‣ 20% deposit required at time of booking
‣ Balance payable in full 60 days prior to shipment / travel date
‣ All payments and deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable if cancellation occurs within one month of shipment/tour date
‣ In the event of curtailment, no refunds will be made
‣ Amendments will be accommodated where possible
‣ Refunds (if applicable) will be processed via original payment method (cash refunds issued by cheque)
‣ Travel insurance is essential
To ensure smooth transport, please follow these guidelines:
‣ All riding gear (boots, helmets, clothing) must be packed in one labelled kit/sports bag per person
‣ Label must include: name, motorcycle make/model, registration
‣ Loose items attached to the motorcycle will not be transported
‣ Bin liners, cardboard or plastic boxes are not accepted
‣ Motorcycle must be clean for outbound and return shipment
‣ Luggage (hard and soft panniers) should be left unlocked and removable
‣ Alarms must be switched off or set to “Ferry” mode
‣ Fuel level should be kept low (fuel stations are close to depots)
‣ Keys for motorcycle and luggage must be left with the bike
At handover, you must provide:
✔ Signed customs declaration form (sent prior to shipment)
✔ Photocopy of registration/log book (stapled to declaration)
✔ These documents must be handed over in hard copy at delivery.
✖ Do not email copies in advance.
✖ Original log books will not be accepted.
If you require clarification on any of the above, please contact us — we are here to ensure your preparation is straightforward and stress-free.
Highlights from previous adventures.
