Motorcycle Rental in Ouarzazate – Full Guide 

What license do you need to rent a motorcycle?

Motorcycles up to 125cc: car license (B) or motorcycle license (A1/A2).
Motorcycles above 125cc: full motorcycle license (Class A).
IDP may be required by some providers. A deposit is standard.

What kinds of motorcycles can you rent?

Options include adventure, dual-sport, naked, cruiser, touring, sport, classic, off-road, enduro, supermoto, and automatic models. Both manual and automatic transmissions are available.BMW, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, KTM, Royal Enfield, Triumph, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, and others.

Are extra services available?

Yes — common options: full insurance, GPS, top/side cases, helmet (extra), gloves, jacket, intercom, guided tours, delivery to hotel or airport, and one-way rental (subject to availability).

How well do motorcycles handle the local terrain?

Motorcycles — especially dual-sport and adventure models — are ideal for Ouarzazate’s mix of paved highways, desert tracks, and mountain approaches. They offer stability on long rides to remote ksars and flexibility on variable surfaces.

What 10 destinations are accessible by motorcycle?

1. Kasbah Taourirt – Central landmark, easy urban access
2. Aït Benhaddou – 30 km south; iconic UNESCO site
3. Skoura Oasis – ~40 km; palm groves and historic irrigation
4. Fint Oasis – ~25 km; peaceful Berber village setting
5. Telouet Kasbah – ~60 km; dramatic ruins in the High Atlas foothills
6. Dadès Gorge – ~100 km via R704; winding road, dramatic cliffs
7. Todra Gorge – ~150 km; deep canyon, popular for climbing
8. Zagora – ~150 km; “gateway to the Sahara”, desert road
9. Ouarzazate Solar Power Station (Noor) – ~10 km west; modern engineering site
10. Tizi n’Tichka Pass (partial ascent) – Ride partway up Morocco’s highest paved pass for panoramic views