Coastal Enduro Camp

Dates

17th – 20th March 2027
6th – 9th December 2027

Pricing

1650€

Level

2/3

What to expect

Blasting down beaches, surfing sand dunes and cruising along cliff tops. Throw in wooded hillsides and dusty tracks between tiny villages and you’ve got a recipe to be free!

4 days riding based from our villa based near Essaouira on the Moroccan coast.

What’s included

  • KTM or GasGas 450 Enduro Bike maintained to the highest standard by professional mechanics running mousses and enduro tyres for hassle free performance
  • All fuel and 3rd party insurance
  • All nights accommodation in a twin shared room (single supplement available on request)
  • Authentic breakfast and dinner
  • Professional, experienced guide, organisation and expertly designed routes

What’s not included

  • Flights – though we can help you sort something suitable
  • Airport transfer (low cost or we may be able to collect you)
  • Travel insurance (required)
  • Lunches
  • Alcohol (available)
  • Bike damages

Itinerary

Arrival Day
Transfer from the airport to our house.
Settle in with a drink and meet your guides and other riders.
We’ll eat a traditional Moroccan dinner together and talk over the jist of the coming days.

Riding Days
We’ll start off with an in house breakfast, with a good selection of local and European options.
Heading out about 9am, we’ll ride for the pace of the group, stop for lunch at a local cafe, and aim to finish up around 4:30pm.
We’re always flexible on route difficulty and length, so will take every day as it comes.
Return to the house for an evening sharing tales of daring do from the days adventures.

Departure
Whether you’re heading home after a satisfying days riding, or staying with us for the night, we’ll help arrange transfer back to the airport for your journey home.

Dates

17th – 20th March 2027
6th – 9th December 2027

Dates above don’t suit?
Would you and your friends like a private tour?
Contact us for additional availability.

Pricing


4 days riding 5 nights: 1650€ / £1380

FAQ

If there’s anything not covered below, feel free to get in touch with us here.

There are regular low cost flights from the following airports to Marrakech:
Gatwick
Luton
Stansted
Manchester
Edinburgh
Bristol

If you need help with figuring out which flights work best for you, just get in touch.

We’re not bothered by scratches, scuffs and scrapes – our bikes are purposeful for a reason and we don’t want you to be afraid of using them for what they’re intended: having as much fun as possible!
However we do need to cover broken or damaged parts, so we charge for replacement parts at cost price only – not labour.
We take a 600€ / £500 damage deposit to cover any damage and will return this to you at the end of your trip.

Please let us know well in advance and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Trying to deal with these things at short notice is never easy, so please don’t expect for everything to work out if you don’t give us time to organise!

Morocco uses the Dirham  (dh / MAD). Approximate exchange rates are 12dh / £ and 10dh / €
It is a largely cash society and you can never rely on being able to use card for payment.

As most costs on tour are covered by us, there is little need to sort your own cash. We’re happy to cover your costs even outside of what’s included and settle up at the end to make life easy.
However if you do feel the desire to carry your own cash, here’s some advice:

The Dirham is a closed currency, so getting it outside the country before you travel is extremely difficult.
Currency exchanges at airports often charge an unreasonable amount for their services and offer poor rates.

The easiest and often cheapest way is to withdraw from an ATM. Most medium size towns have an ATM. Poste Maroc and Al Barid bank operate ATM’s without withdrawal fees.

If you have any Dirham left over at the end of your trip, we’re usually able to exchange this with your home currency.

Daily distances vary depending on the route and terrain, but most days you can expect to cover between 120 and 250 kilometres. On open desert pistes, we might cover more ground, while technical mountain trails or sandy sections can make for shorter but more intense riding days.

We typically ride 5-7 hours per day, including plenty of breaks for photos, refreshments, and lunch. The pace is always adjusted to the group’s ability and comfort – the goal is to enjoy the ride, not race through it.

We provide the bikes, fuel, accommodation, and logistics — you just need to bring your riding gear, personal items, and sense of adventure!
Here’s a checklist to help you prepare:
Essential documents
Full motorcycle license (valid in Morocco)
Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
Travel and medical insurance (including motorcycling cover)

Riding gear
Helmet (mandatory)
Enduro/off-road boots
Gloves
Riding jacket and trousers with armour
Goggles or glasses
Hydration pack or CamelBak

If you don’t have your own riding gear, we can usually arrange rentals — just let us know in advance.

Personal kit
Lightweight clothing for evenings
Sunglasses, sunscreen, lip balm
Toiletries
Small day bag or backpack
Device chargers (Morocco uses European two-pin sockets, so bring a plug adapter if you need one)