In the heart of the Moroccan Sahara lies an experience unlike any other—Merzouga Moto KTM Tours, where thrill-seekers can immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes of Erg Chebbi and beyond. These tours offer the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and nature, providing an unmatched way to explore the vast Sahara Desert on powerful KTM motorcycles. From roaring across golden dunes to discovering hidden oases, every moment is a testament to the beauty and mystery of the desert.
Merzouga is a small town located near the Algerian border, famous for its proximity to Erg Chebbi. This vast expanse of golden dunes is one of the Sahara Desert’s most iconic landscapes. The serenity and beauty of Merzouga attract travelers from around the world, making it a must-visit destination for adventurers and nature lovers alike.
Khamlia, a small village near Erg Chebbi, is home to the Gnawa community, whose ancestors came from sub-Saharan Africa. The village is renowned for its traditional music, which combines rhythmic chants and percussive sounds to create a spiritual experience. A visit to Khamlia is a cultural highlight of Merzouga Moto KTM Tours.
The name Ouarzazate comes from the Amazigh (Berber) words “ouar,” which means “without,” and “zazate,” which means “noise,” creating the word “without noise.”
Ouarzazate is also known as “the door to the desert” or “the gateway of the Sahara.”
Ouarzazate is a prominent Moroccan tourist destination due to its ancient attractions as well as its well-known film studio.
The studio has an impressive track record of Hollywood and international productions shot there, including Game of Thrones and Prison Break.
These Merzouga Moto KTM tours will start from this amazing city. We will take you to Atlas Studios, Kasbah Taourirt, and the UNESCO World Heritage site Ait Ben-Haddou.
Zagora, known as the Moroccan Sahara Desert Gate, is located in South Eastern Morocco at the foot of the Anti-Atlas Mountains and on the shore of the Draa Valley. Zagor’s allure is mainly attributed to the great Draa Valley, which is still home to several Berber tribes.
Zagora refers to the mountain that overlooks the city from the shore of the Draa Valley. Draa was the town’s ancient name. Sultan Ahmed El Mansour (1578–1603) paid attention to the city. He established it as a customs point for camel caravans making round trips to and from Tombouctou.
The city is encircled by the Drâa Valley’s infinite palm groves, which boast one of the most magnificent desert panoramas. The desert provides tranquillity, spirituality, and purity.
