What to bring
- Closed shoes
- Long trousers and a light jacket (mountain air can be cool)
- Sunglasses and a buff or scarf for dust
- Sunscreen and water
CHEFCHAOUEN · QUAD
Quad Biking in Chefchaouen
Quad Biking in Chefchaouen
Quad Biking in Chefchaouen
Quad biking in Chefchaouen turns the indigo-painted mountain village into a 60-to-90-minute off-road ride through the blue medina and the Rif Mountains. After a short safety briefing and a beginner loop, you head out across tracks that are wide enough for first-timers but varied enough to keep experienced riders engaged.
Most rides head into the Rif foothills, with a tea or refreshment stop midway. Helmets and goggles are provided, and English-, French-, and Arabic-speaking guides ride with you the entire time. Best at sunrise or late afternoon, when the light is soft and the heat manageable.
Quad biking in Chefchaouen through the blue medina and the Rif Mountains
60- to 90-minute guided off-road ride
Short safety briefing and beginner loop before heading out
Most rides head into the Rif foothills with a tea or refreshment stop midway
Helmets and goggles provided
English-, French- and Arabic-speaking guides ride with you the entire time
From the journal
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450 MADPer person