Unique 14-night road trip (bivouac or camping)
Dinners and breakfasts prepared by our chef
4×4 assistance vehicle
Local guide (French and Arabic-speaking)
Base price (1 van and 1 person): 2,990 Euros
Discover southern Morocco
and the Tan Tan - Guelmim region
September 13 to 27, 2025
15 days / 14 nights (approx. 2'500 km)
Discover southern Morocco!
Accessible to 4×4 or 4×2 vans with reinforced traction (see the list of recommended vehicles in the FAQ) , this route of approximately 2,500 km over 15 days (daily driving time of 3 to 5 hours maximum) will take you through the most beautiful southern Moroccan landscapes!
Experience an extraordinary van adventure
Need to add a new dimension to your adventures? We're offering you a 15-day, 14-night road trip along Moroccan roads and tracks, from Tangier to Marrakech, via Agadir and the Tan Tan region .
The program
(Subject to change)
Meeting in Marseille for briefing and organization, disembarking in Tangier at 12pm.
D1 - Saturday, September 13
Tangier - Casablanca (300 km)
Day 2 - Sunday, September 14
Casablanca - Sidi Abdallah (130 km)
D3 - Monday, September 15
Sidi Abdallah - Marrakech (100 km)
D4 - Tuesday, September 16
Marrakech - Meijat (170 km)
Day 5 - Wednesday, September 17
Meijat - Essaouira (150 km)
D6 - Thursday, September 18
Essaouira - Agadir (120 km)
D7 - Friday, September 19
Agadir - Douar Adouar (150 km)
Day 8 - Saturday, September 20
Douar Adouar - Tafraout (350 km)
Day 9 - Sunday, September 21
Tafraout - Foum z'Guid (250 km)
D10 - Monday, September 22
Foum z'Guid - Foum z'Guid (60 km - Day off) )
Day 11 - Tuesday, September 23
Foum z'Guid - Tagmout(140 km)
Day 12 - Wednesday, September 24
Tagmout - Beni Melal (200 km)
D13 - Thursday, September 25
Tagmout - Beni Melal (160 km)
D-14 - Friday, September 26
Beni Melal - Khelaka (170 km)
D-15 - Saturday, September 27
Khelaka- Mohamedia (160 km)
The trip ends in Marrakech, so it's up to you to invent what happens next! (extend your trip to Morocco or return to Europe)
Highlights
Accessible to 4×4 vans (or 4×2 with reinforced traction)
Electronic RoadBook navigation (at your own pace, no convoy)
6 exceptional bivouacs, 8 nights camping
An experience for the whole family (from age 4) or for friends
14 dinners and 15 breakfasts cooked at the bivouac by our chef
The ever-wise advice of our local guide
Rate
Our prices include
- A local guide (French and Arabic-speaking)
- 1 4×4 assistance vehicle
- A cook and a mobile kitchen
- 14 nights ( 6 bivouacs, 8 campsites including 1 nature)
- 14 dinners cooked on site by our chef (local products, typical recipes)
- 15 breakfasts prepared by our chef
- The provision of a Tripy II with the proposed route, points of interest, etc...
- A map of Morocco
- My Van Life checklist
- One "My Van Life" T-shirt per participant
- A "My Van Life" sticker with the year of the raid and the destination
Our prices do not include
- Bottled water
- Lunches (we'll recommend places to eat)
- Entrance fees to parks/museums
- Gratuities (numerous but inexpensive)
- Fuel, tolls
- Your travel expenses between your home and the meeting place
- Les Ferrys
- Repatriation and cancellation insurance
- All that is not in the "our prices include" section
Options
- Transport of your van - (prices on request)
- Cancellation and repatriation insurance
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Questions and answers
The FAQ section below answers a wide variety of questions to guide and inform you.
If you can't find the answer you're looking for, we'll be happy to answer your questions by e-mail(readytogo@myvanlife-travel.com) or by telephone on +41 79 537 86 59.
We'll be happy to help!
Itinerary
What type of van is this trip for?
Morocco trips are suitable for all types of vans.
Here's a (non-exhaustive) list of the most suitable vehicles.
- VOLKSWAGEN
- T3 Syncro
- T5, T6, T6.1 - 4 Motion
- Crafter - 4 Motion
- LT40 4×4
- MERCEDES
- Sprinter 4×4 (all models)
- IVECO
- Daily 4X4
- PEUGEOT/CITROËN/FIAT/OPEL - DANGEL
- Boxer, Movano, Jumper, Ducato
- Expert, Vivaro, Jumpy, Scudo, etc ...
- DANGEL preparation required
- FORD (4×4 and enhanced traction)
- Transit
- Transit Custom
How should I prepare my van?
On the whole, the trails are easy and perfectly suited to vans.
A 4×4 transmission (or reinforced 2-wheel drive) will provide comfort on the trickiest stretches.
Our road trips are off-road excursions, but by no means "extreme RAIDs" for Land Rover.
In terms of preparation, we recommend the following (in order of priority)
1 - Tires
2 - Sheet metal rims
3 - Protections (engine, tank, gearbox)
4 - Suspension
5 - Anything to please you, but don't forget the weight! 😉
Is the route fixed?
Yes, but adjustments can be made to suit local conditions.
Air suspension and long-distance travel.
Please note that air suspension systems are not widely used in Morocco.
Consequently, suppliers of this type of equipment are non-existent on site, which means you won't find any assistance in the event of a technical problem.
The weak points of these installations seem to be well known by now, so we strongly encourage you to bring along replacement parts (e.g. flange) which could possibly (without any guarantee) be installed by a local mechanical workshop.
In the event of a problem, the organization team will do its utmost to help you as much as possible.
To avoid exorbitant costs, we can only recommend that you check that you have repatriation assistance for your vehicle, since this type of breakdown, in particular, is (as far as we know) not (or hardly ...) repairable on the spot.
How does the crossing to Morocco work?
You can organize your own crossing from Genoa, Marseille or Sète (budget approx. 1,300 euros).
There are also daily crossings between Algeciras and Tangiers for a budget of around 200 Euros. We invite you to visit the Maroc Ferry website.
Based on our recent experience, the crossing from Algeciras is by far our preference. It's also the best way to enjoy Spain.
Do we drive in convoy?
No, everyone leaves at the time they want, stopping wherever they feel like, depending on their interests (hiking, museums, etc.).
This is made possible by our Tripy, an easy-to-use digital roadbook. So you're perfectly autonomous on the trail. In the evening, you meet up with the rest of the group at the bivouac to share the best moments of the day.
We take care of the road and off-road itinerary, and the authorizations required to set up
a bivouac in the wilderness or in an unusual location.
You're on your own between the meeting points (unless otherwise specified), and all participants meet up in the evening at the bivouac to share the best moments of the day.
How will I find my way?
A Tripy (electronic road book) will be given to you at the start of the route. Follow the itinerary at your own pace, and meet us at the bivouac at the end of the day,
Do you offer on-site supervision?
Your "VanLife officer" - in other words, your on-site guide - will make sure your trip runs smoothly.
He's on the course, in front or behind you, throughout your stay. You can reach him at any time.
Miscellaneous
Are children allowed?
Our road trips are " family friendly ", so bring your kids!
For greater comfort, we recommend a minimum age of 4 years.
Which insurance do you recommend?
To make the most of your trip, we recommend that you take out cancellation and repatriation insurance with your company or witha company such as Chapka.
What are the entry and residence formalities?
This information is current at the time of booking, but is subject to change.
For a stay in Morocco, a valid passport is required for the entire duration of the planned stay.
