FAQS

  • The 007 Spectre Tour is marked at beginner level. But it always helps if you have some experience.

  • We overnight in typical local hotels, riads, and kasbahs.

  • Spring and autumn are ideal: pleasant temperatures, clear visibility, and perfect conditions for motorcycle travel through Morocco.

  • Overcross has been regularly (often multiple times a year) conducting motorcycle trips in Morocco for many years. With this experience, we know that if you adhere to the usual basic rules for tourists, you will travel in a safe country. On our tours, you can feel comfortable and very well cared for in the cities, on the roads, and of course off-road at any time.

  • Yes! Your German driving license is valid in Morocco.

  • During motorcycle trips in Morocco, we experience a very variable climate. While we experience fresh, partly cool temperatures in the Atlas Mountains (especially in the mornings & evenings), it can get significantly warmer during the day in the Sahara. In spring and autumn, temperatures usually range between 20°C and 30°C.

  • Yes! There is a helmet requirement for motorcyclists, just like on our guided motorcycle tours in Morocco.

  • MT referred to the Yamaha Tenere and 007 to the model and Spectre to the James Bond title.

  • We do that too. We transport to Malaga and Marrakech.

  • Citizens of the European Union do not need a visa, just a passport. This must still be valid for at least 8 months. Entry with an identity card is NOT possible.

  • Motorcycle trips in Morocco generally follow the same traffic rules as in other European countries. It is highly recommended to adopt a defensive driving style, as cars or motor vehicles like to fight for the right of way. It is important to always leave enough distance to the vehicle in front, as turn signals are often only used sparingly. In particular, taxis often just stop.

  • No, you don’t need to bring tools; the support vehicle has everything you need on board.

  • Regarding equipment transport: you can easily take some of your stuff in the support vehicle, no problem. Just don’t bring too much, as we don’t have unlimited space in the car.

  • Normally we have enough tie-down straps for our rental bikes, but if you have some, it doesn’t hurt to bring them, also because they can be used for other situations. And no, you don’t need to bring tools; the support vehicle has everything you need on board.

  • Of course, you can bring a drone, as long as you share some of those cool videos with us ;) (just remember that you need to coordinate with your tour guide when and where flying is allowed for safety reasons). For example, unidentifiable flying objects are usually not allowed in military zones.

  • Regarding the rain suit: desert areas mostly remain dry, while some coastal regions can receive more rain, but mostly only briefly. Whether you bring equipment for this is entirely up to you.