Most international travelers (USA, UK, EU, Canada, Australia) do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. You only need a valid passport. For other regions, visas typically take 5–6 working days to process at a Moroccan Embassy.

Yes. While summers are warm, the dry climate is manageable. We schedule our rides for the cooler morning hours, leaving the afternoons free for cultural exploration and the shaded vibrant Medinas.

The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the local currency. ATMs and exchange offices are widely available in Marrakech and Ouarzazate. We recommend withdrawing larger amounts at once to minimize bank transaction fees.

Moroccan Arabic and Berber are the local languages, but French is the primary language for tourism. Our guided bike tours in Morocco are led by multilingual experts to ensure clear communication and support

• Sustainability is at our core. We exclusively hire local drivers, guides, and muleteers. By booking with us, you directly contribute to the economy of the remote Berber villages we visit.

• We serve fresh, authentic Moroccan meals prepared by professional cooks. Whether in a mountain gite or a desert camp, you will enjoy high-quality local cuisine designed to fuel your adventure.

• Safety is our priority. Our guides are trained in first aid and mechanical repairs. We also require every rider to have personal travel insurance that covers MTB Morocco activities for total peace of mind.

• Absolutely. We specialize in tailor made biking adventures in Morocco. You can work with your guide to adjust routes based on your skill level, ensuring the ride is as challenging or relaxed as you desire.