BEST OF · MOROCCO BIKE TOURS
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 morocco bike tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part.
Cycle Marrakech with Pikala Bikes through the Medina, Gueliz, markets, bakeries, and local neighborhoods for an authentic three-hour tour.
“An absolutely amazing experience. Not only a great way to see the city, but a history lesson as well. I learned so much about the city, culture, social norms, etc. i highly recommend this tour!”
Cycle Marrakech with a Dutch-speaking local guide through the medina, modern districts, markets, and landmarks on a relaxed 3-hour tour.
“de tour was fantastisch we hebben er van genoten zoal het nieuwe deel van marrakesh als het oude gezien prachtige splinternieuwe fietsen! van de fantastische gids Fatima hele goede uitleg gekregen. ze vertelt heel enthousiast over de bezienswaardigheden in de stad heel fijn dat ze perfekt Nederlands spreekt! ook heel vriendelijke en gezellige persoon. deze excursie is een echte aanrader wij hadden het niet gemist willen hebben helemaal top!!”
Cycle through Marrakech’s medina, Kasbah, artisan quarters, Gueliz, and city walls with a local guide for $32.
“This was by far the best trip that we did while in Marrakesh, and we did quite a few trips in the week ranging from a trip into the Atlas mountains, Quad bikes and camels and a lovely food walking tour. However, this was amazing. Our guide was Hanan She was so great at guiding us through the streets stopping at appropriate places and giving us information on history and culture of Marrakesh. We really felt like a local biking in the Souk area and round the city walls. We had two teenage children with us and they were totally fine but I would say you’d need to be a…”
Cycle through Marrakech’s old and new quarters, souks, gardens, and local neighborhoods with guides, bikes, helmets, water, and tea.
“So. much. fun! We did this cycling tour on our first full day, and it was a great way to get a feel for the city (and better navigate it on foot for the rest of our trip!). It wasn't a super difficult ride, although there definitely were some tight turns in Read more”
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