Cycle Morocco

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  Sandy

  Asked on April 25th, 2026

  Can you tell me what the average age is for the Morocco cycling tour please? Also can an e-bike be guaranteed for me please and what fitness level is required?

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written April 2026

    The minimum age for this trip is 14 years old, and travellers are generally between 14–50 years old, although this can vary by departure. Most guests are in good health and comfortable with an active travel style.
    
    This cycling tour has a fitness rating of 4 out of 5, so a good level of fitness is recommended, as there are longer riding days and more challenging terrain involved.
    
    Regarding e-bikes, availability is on a request basis only. While we cannot guarantee one at this stage, we can check with our local team once you have selected a preferred departure date. If available, we can then assist with arranging it and provide a quote.
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  Cheryl

  Asked on March 31st, 2026

  Wondering what tours you have in Morocco that would be lovely but not extremely mountainous/challenging. We are a couple of experienced cyclists in our early 70's.

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    Cheryl

    Traveler•Written March 2026

    Looking for something not too strenuous
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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written April 2026

    Cycle Morocco is the only Cycling trip that we operate in Morocco. However, do we have other trips that are not very physically challenging. Morocco Encompassed, Morocco Uncovered, and Best of Morocco are available options. Physical rating for all the above trips are rated at 02 out of 05, which means some easy physical activities included in your trip. No physical preparation is required to make the most of the journey.
  
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  Carlos

  Asked on December 31st, 2025

  I am interested in this bike adventure BUT only if a single room/ tent is available!?

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written December 2025

    A single supplement is available for €280 if you'd prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement applies to all nights of your trip apart from overnight train (1 night), desert camp (1 night), and gite (1 night), and is subject to availability.
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  Patrick

  Asked on December 18th, 2025

  I would like to know the cycling distance per day and also about the difficulty of the rides

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written December 2025

    Day 2: Approx. 22 km (14 mi) – mostly flat terrain, around 30 m (100 ft) elevation gain. Cycling time: ~3 hours. Easy
    
    Day 3: Approx. 32 km (20 mi) – undulating terrain, around 410 m (1,345 ft) elevation gain. Moderate
    
    Day 4: Approx. 42 km (26 mi) – undulating terrain, around 680 m (2,230 ft) elevation gain. Moderate
    
    Day 5: Free day to explore Chefchaouen (no cycling)
    
    Day 6: Approx. 51 km (31 mi) – undulating terrain, around 690 m (2,260 ft) elevation gain. Moderate
    
    Day 7: Guided walking tour in Fes (no cycling)
    
    Day 8: Approx. 69 km (43 mi) – undulating terrain, around 900 m (2,950 ft) elevation gain. Challenging
    
    Day 9: Approx. 46 km (29 mi) – mostly flat terrain, around 90 m (295 ft) elevation gain. Easy to Moderate
    
    Day 10: Approx. 39 km (24 mi) – around 420 m (1,380 ft) elevation gain. Moderate
    
    Day 11: Approx. 39 km (24 mi) – undulating terrain, around 440 m (1,440 ft) elevation gain. Moderate
    
    Day 12: Approx. 40 km (25 mi) – undulating terrain, around 400 m (1,310 ft) elevation gain, plus a short walk (~2 hours). Moderate
    
    Day 13: Approx. 35 km (22 mi) – mostly uphill, around 900 m (2,950 ft) elevation gain. Challenging
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  Wayne

  Asked on December 4th, 2025

  we are interested in the 14 days cycling trip in Morocco in March 26. We are very strong cyclists. How many Kilometer are we going to cycle every day? Is this done on MTB? How many people have already booked?

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written December 2025

    You can expect daily cycling distances ranging from 22 km to 69 km, with a mix of flat, undulating, mountain and some gravel sections. This trip is suitable for strong cyclists. We currently have 7 confirmed travelers as of now.
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  Alan

  Asked on November 14th, 2025

  Does this apply to me? If I pay the balance of the trip now will I receive this discount?

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written November 2025

    Could you share the promo code with me so I can check the details for you? Once I have that, I'll confirm whether it applies to your booking.
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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written November 2025

    Unfortunately, we are unable to retroactively apply this discount as it would have needed to be added prior to or during the booking process in accordance with our terms and conditions.
  
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  Diana

  Asked on November 7th, 2025

  Can you advise approx daily cycling distances? Also there are 2 tours. 1 says including bourmaine dades? The other including Ouarzazate? But I don't see any description of either. Trying to figure out differences of these tours. I am a solo traveller, will you buddy me up with another person?

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written November 2025

    Regarding the two tour variations: The version that includes Boumaine Dades features a ride through the Dades Valley and Dades Gorge, with a visit to a local nomadic family. The version mentioning Ouarzazate includes a lunch stop in Ouarzazate, a visit to the Horizon Association for People with Disabilities, and time to explore Ait Benhaddou. As a solo traveller, you'll be paired up with another traveller of the same gender for a twin-share room unless you choose to purchase a single supplement.
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  Veronica

  Asked on October 27th, 2025

  Kindly advise on the total kilometres to be cycled.

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    Veronica

    Traveler•Written October 2025

    they would like to know where they can store two large duffel bags during the cycling trip.
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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written October 2025

    Below is a breakdown of the approximate cycling distances per day:
    
    Day 1: N/A
    Day 2: 22 km (mostly flat, 30 m elevation gain)
    Day 3: 32 km (undulating terrain, 410 m elevation gain)
    Day 4: 42 km (undulating, 680 m elevation gain)
    Day 5: Free day
    Day 6: 51 km (undulating, 690 m elevation gain)
    Day 7: No cycling (guided walk in Fes)
    Day 8: 69 km (undulating, 900 m elevation gain)
    Day 9: 46 km (mostly flat, 90 m elevation gain)
    Day 10: 39 km (mixed terrain, 420 m elevation gain)
    Day 11: 39 km (undulating, 440 m elevation gain)
    Day 12: 40 km (undulating, 400 m elevation gain)
    Day 13: 35 km (mostly uphill, 900 m elevation gain)
    Day 14: Trip ends
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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written October 2025

    As space in our support vehicle and transport can be limited, we kindly request travellers to bring only a small or medium soft-sided bag as their main piece of luggage. Most travellers bring a small to medium wheeled suitcase, which fits comfortably in our private vehicles.
    Our support vehicle will carry your main luggage throughout the trip, while you can keep a day pack with essentials like snacks, water, and a change of clothes for cycling days.
    If you plan to travel with two large duffel bags, we'd recommend checking with the joining point accommodation in Marrakech to see if they can store one bag during the trip, this is usually possible, subject to availability.
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    Veronica

    Traveler•Written October 2025

    do you offer any cycling expedition of a total distance from 1000 to 1500 km in 15 days period?
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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written October 2025

    We currently don't have any cycling trips that specifically cover a total distance of over 1000 km. However, we do offer a wide range of cycling adventures across various destinations, with great adventure, scenery, and local experiences.
  
  
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  Scott

  Asked on September 3rd, 2025

  are there carbon bikes available( at extra cost of course ) or cld I bring a bike ( from NZ) - a lighter bike is better for me - I don't want an e- bike

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written September 2025

    While we are confident in the quality and suitability of the bikes we provide, we understand that sometimes you prefer the comfort of your own bike. If you wish to bring your own bike on this trip, please let us know at the time of booking. Please note that we will not be carrying a spare bike for personal bicycles. Suitable Type of Bike: The roads on our itinerary are generally in good condition, though there may occasionally be gravel or potholed sections. We recommend a mountain or hybrid bike with plenty of gears for easier cruising. Tandem bikes are generally not accepted due to transport constraints, though exceptions may be possible in some destinations—please ask your booking agent if relevant.
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  Gail

  Asked on August 27th, 2025

  Are there any extension options to stay longer with the bikes? How far in advance is it advisable to book? Do the bikes have racks for panniers or is everything carried by the sag wagon?

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    Intrepid TravelOperator•Written August 2025

    Extension with bikes – Unfortunately, we can't extend the use of our trip bikes beyond the tour itself. If you'd like to continue cycling afterwards, you'd need to arrange this separately with a local supplier. We strongly recommend booking as early as possible to secure your place (especially if you'd like an e-bike option, as these are limited). Generally, booking at least 56 days before departure is advisable, but earlier is always better. Our bikes do not have panniers or racks. Instead, your main luggage is carried by the support vehicle, and we recommend bringing a small day pack or cycling jersey pockets for essentials. The support vehicle also provides backup, carries gear, and is available if you'd prefer not to cycle part of the route.