Motorbike and scooter rental in Marrakech

The SYM Symphony 50 and the electric Cooper Touring need no licence at all, from age 16 with parental consent. The Honda SH 125 requires an A1 licence. The quads — Raptor 700 and Outlander 1000 — go out on a standard car licence. The maxi-scooters, the Ténérés and the BMW GS all need a motorbike licence. We check the original licence at delivery.

Because there is no single price per machine. Three things move it: the season, how long you keep the bike, and what you plan to do with it — off-road, trips out of Marrakech, or local riding. A 2023 Ténéré or a 2023 X-ADV taken for seven days in a quiet month, we can usually come down to around €85 to €90 a day. Send us your dates on WhatsApp and the exact price comes straight back.

Twenty-four hours. That is the self-guided option: you come in, take the machine and ride off on your own. If you only have half a day, or would rather not set off alone, a guided ride is the better fit — it fits inside the day, with a guide, lunch and fuel included.

Anywhere in Marrakech, free of charge: to your riad, hotel or apartment, at the time you choose. We come and collect it from the same place at the end. Elsewhere in Morocco is possible too — it is a common request for a road trip starting in another city — but there is a cost that depends on the distance: just ask and we come back with the exact figure.

Yes, a helmet comes free with every rental, without you having to ask. If you want the very best, we rent Arai helmets at €10 a day. Helmets are compulsory in Morocco and the police do check.

Yes, and that is rather the point. The Ourika valley, the Tizi n’Tichka pass, Essaouira, Ouarzazate: all fine on sealed roads. Gravel tracks are for the Ténérés, the BMW GS and the X-ADV only. Just tell us your route when you book, so we can reach you quickly if something goes wrong.

Yes, we run three guided day rides: the Ouzoud falls, the Oukaïmeden mountains and an off-road outing. One or two professional guides go with the group, and lunch, an afternoon stop and fuel are all included. The price depends on the size of the group, the machine you pick and which ride you choose: we quote each one individually.

Seven days a week, 9am to 10.30pm. Outside those hours we really are closed, but we work around people: a flight landing late on a Sunday, an 8am start for a group heading off on a road trip — tell us when you book and we will be there.

Yes, the Quad Lock range: the handlebar phone mount at €80, the vibration damper at €40 and the case for your phone model at €60. The mount turns your phone into a sat-nav you can read without letting go of the bars, and the damper protects its camera from engine vibration, which otherwise ruins it over time.