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Amazing cycling on good roads with little traffic. November a good time to escape UK to warmer weather
Cycling up the Tizi n Test pass to 2100m and then to 30km descent. Essouria also a loverly place to spend time, I think in next years trip there is more time there
Well organised
The cycling is amazing, trip notes don't really explain it fully. Food ok, dry chicken tagine several times. Several long transfers.
GREAT CYCLING ON QUIET ROADS WITH GREAT DOWN HILLS AND NOT STEEP UP HILLS.THE TRIP NOTES DO NOT DO THE CYCLING JUSTICE.
THE PEACE AND QUIET I EXPERIENCED WHILE CYCLING !
GOOD.CALM AND ORGANISED.
This was my first ever group trip so i was nervous about almost every aspect of the whole event. Would anyone speak to me?, would I be the worse cyclist?, would the meal times be awkard?, would the accommodation live up to expectations? There was no need to worry!
When on a 22Klm climb a few inspirational moments pass by. Was it the fox, the views, the hairpin bends, the quiet? Probably all of them and many more. But mainly it was simply being there and doing it.
Our group leader was Andy. His passion for the location and his love of cycling helped to make him a great leader. He also was always ready to go that extra step to ensure that we all had plenty to do and nothing to worry about.
There is plenty of advice about bringing torches, ear bungs, currency etc to be found on the site. However, none of this is of any use unless you actually GO. So the advice would simply be, if you're an OK cyclist, have a taste for a little adventure; just book it.
A great group of cyclists…very close knit and very focussed on having good cycling fun as well as safety with an excellent, enthusiastic and passionate tour leader assisted by a lead rider and a cooperative team of drivers
Making it up to the summit at Tizi n Test (height 2100 m). It was a steep climb, and of course very hard on the weekend warrior muscles, being the 2nd day of the trip...However, the real challenge was on the last cycling day, where we had to go through dirt mountainous and steep slopes. A few of us found that walking was faster than cycling, and therefore chose the easy way. I am glad, for myself, I had opted for this rather than the Atlas Descent (which although very exciting would have been most likely above my level).
Alejandro was an excellent leader. He has that particular trait that makes his clients comfortable and confident about his knowledge and expertise. He made sure the front and rear cyclists were not separated by a long interval, through regrouping at no maximum of 22 km depending on the terrain. This reinforces the camaderie among the participants. His instructions for the cycling stretches were colorful, detailed and complete. There was only one short section where anyone was lost, and even then, it got righted within a short time. Such was the focus on safety.
Be prepared for an exciting week. My group had participants from Canada (2), Norway (2), Norway/France (1), Dutch (1), Singapore (2), and Brits (7), of which 5 were females. Sleep early, as the ride is demanding...there is very little time to do anything else (except in the big towns such as Essaioura, and Marrakech).
A great trip taking in some fantastic and ever changing scenery along largely very quiet roads. Not only do you get to experience the hustle and bustle of Marrakech’s bazaars but you get to cycle the through towns and villages that few tourists ever see. A great leader and a great group. Jim (Exodus Sales Manager)
Riding
A great leader
Go for it!
A very enjoyable and challenging cycling trip with inspiring and varying landscapes and terrain
Cycling through almost traffic free roads with great views of the snow capped peaks of High Atlas mountains on the horizon
Alejandro was an excellent leader Well organised, very friendly, knowledgeable and good humored.
Make sure you are fit enough otherwise you may find some of the climbs challenging, some might like to bring your own saddle or spd pedals . Don't use your rear brake when cornering on a sandy surface :-)
Well thought out cycing with plenty of variety
The downhills ,the tree goats and the buzz of Marrakesh
hard working and enthusiastic
Book a couple of days in a Riad in Marrakesh at the end
A fantastic trip! The guides were excellent, a great bunch of people, food was great and the route was well chosen for fantastic views and a good mix of terrain. I would definitely go on another Exodus cycling trip
The views of southern Morocco were breathtaking
excellent. The leader was well informed, knew the route, told us exactly what to expect at each stage and even took some extra time to share some bike maintenance tips for my own bike
Amazing trip, great group, excellent guides & brilliant cycling. Loved Morocco and would definitely recommend to others.
Has to be Tizi N' Test, or more specifically, getting to the top of it and the awesome descent on the other side, but also just the scenery in general, and goats in trees!
Richie was totally brilliant, organised everything with military precision without being too bossy, had all the cycling knowledge you could possibly imagine and was always encouraging to the whole group, not just the strongest cyclists. In addition went way above and beyond to make the trip as smooth and hassle-free as possible, and very creative(:~O) in helping to procure alcohol for those who like a nice beer after a hard day's cycling. Not an easy task in Morocco!Special mention also for the backup drivers, Said and Hassan, who were extremely helpful at all times, and Idir, the local guide who did part of the trip with us.
1. Bring a torch.2. Get fit and/or get some good cycling practice on hills - it is a supported trip but the descents are so much more enjoyable if you've done the corresponding ascents.3. Be prepared for a lack of alcohol in places.4. Learn French! - Brush up on your GCSE French or at least learn a few words. Not completely essential but again you get more out of the trip that way.
An excellent trip with plenty of cycling and good company. Get it booked!
My favourite days were cycling from Tafraoute and then the following day from Imouzzer. The scenery was just spectacular and at times, you felt like you had the whole valley to yourself. Ok I confess to enjoying the climb to Tizi'n'Test as well!
Richie was just great. There were safety checks and cycling tips. He was excellent at making sure the whole group were briefed about the day ahead. Thanks to Richie and the local guides, the whole trip ran extremely smoothly.
Be prepared to be woken about 5ish each day by the early morning call to prayer.Take long sleeves for the evening and for cycling late on in the day. Be prepared for alcohol deprivation!
