Meeting point
Pickup is not included — please make your own way to the meeting point.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off not included — meet the guide at the tour starting point in the northern medina
MARRAKECH · CITY TOUR
E-Bike City Tour in Marrakech
3-hour guided e-bike tour through Marrakech medina, Koutoubia, Bab Agnaou and the Palmeraie
Reserve now & pay laterFree cancellationConfirmation via WhatsApp
MarrakechCity Tour
E-Bike City Tour in Marrakech
3-hour guided e-bike tour through Marrakech medina, Koutoubia, Bab Agnaou and the Palmeraie
Reserve now & pay laterFree cancellationConfirmation via WhatsApp
E-Bike City Tour in Marrakech is a 3-hour guided ride that mixes historic landmarks with the hidden corners of the medina, ending in the Palmeraie palm grove. Departure is from the northernmost part of the old medina, a calm area to get used to the e-bike before heading into the busier streets.
The route covers a Seven Saints shrine, a traditional riad, a communal oven, the medina alleys, Jemaa el-Fnaa, the Koutoubia Mosque, the modern Gueliz quarter, the city walls and Bab Agnaou (where a traditional Moroccan snack is served), and finishes in the Palmeraie with Moroccan tea, optional nomadic attire, and an optional camel ride or off-road e-bike loop.
Group size is capped at 10 riders. Minimum age to ride is 15; younger children can join in a front or back childseat with a parent. Pay on arrival in Moroccan dirham — no online payment.
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3-hour guided e-bike tour through Marrakech's medina and beyond
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Visits Koutoubia Mosque, Jemaa el-Fnaa, Bab Agnaou and the Palmeraie
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Small groups capped at 10 riders for a personal pace
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Calm warm-up zone in the northern medina before the busier streets
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Includes helmet, safety gear, bottled water, Moroccan tea and seasonal fruit
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Licensed guide leads the group throughout
Starting Point — Northern Medina
startwarmupThe tour begins in the northernmost part of the old medina, a calm area where riders can comfortably get used to the e-bike before heading into the busier streets.
One of the Seven Saints
cultureheritageFirst stop at one of Marrakech's famous Seven Saints (Sebaatou Rijal) — spiritual figures whose tombs ring the medina. Brief stop with the guide explaining their historical and cultural significance.
A Traditional Riad
architectureheritageStep inside a traditional riad — a Moroccan house built around a central garden or courtyard. A glimpse into the unique architecture and the serene atmosphere of these inward-facing homes.
Communal Oven (Ferrane)
local-lifefoodVisit a traditional communal oven still used by neighbourhood families to bake daily bread. An authentic look into everyday medina life behind the tourist circuit.
Through the Old Medina
medinarideRide through the narrow streets of the medina at a relaxed pace to experience its bustling atmosphere — souks, craftsmen, daily life — with the guide keeping the group together.
Jemaa el-Fnaa
landmarkunescoA pass by Marrakech's iconic square — a UNESCO Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity — with stories about its history and the snake charmers, storytellers and food stalls that fill it from dusk.
Koutoubia Mosque & Park
landmarkbreakStop at the iconic 12th-century Koutoubia minaret, the tallest landmark of Marrakech, followed by a short break in the adjoining Koutoubia Park.
Onward to Gueliz (New City)
modernrideA short ride into Marrakech's modern Gueliz quarter — a 1913 French colonial layout that contrasts sharply with the medina's organic alleys.
City Walls & Bab Agnaou
heritagesnackRide alongside the rampart walls toward Bab Agnaou, one of Marrakech's most famous Almohad-era gates, where a traditional Moroccan snack is served.
Palmeraie & End Point
palm-groveendThe tour ends in the Palmeraie palm grove with Moroccan tea, an optional dress-up in nomadic attire, and an optional camel ride or off-road e-bike loop. A relaxed close to a tour combining history, culture and adventure.
Included
7Not included
4Guided e-bike tour of Marrakech
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Helmet and safety gear
Optional entry tickets for monuments or museums
E-bike rental
Any expenses outside the tour route
Bottled water
Transportation to and from the meeting point
Stops at key landmarks and hidden gems
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Moroccan tea
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Seasonal fruit
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No pickup
What to bring
- Comfortable clothes for cycling
- Closed shoes (sneakers recommended)
- Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
- Sunglasses
- A small backpack for personal items
Info before booking
- Childseat back available for children up to 22 kg
- Childseat front available for children up to 15 kg
- Adult passenger option: a second adult can ride as passenger (combined rider + passenger weight max 150 kg)
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity
- Confirmation and meeting-point details via WhatsApp after booking
Know before you go
- Duration: 3 hours including stops
- Group size: maximum 10 riders
- Minimum age to ride: 15 years
- Riders should be comfortable on a bicycle (e-bikes have throttle and pedal assist)
- Operating hours and meeting point shared via WhatsApp after booking
- Pay on arrival in Moroccan dirham — no online payment
- Advance booking required
Not suitable for
- Children under 15 years old riding their own e-bike (childseat available for parents)
- People uncomfortable with cycling in city traffic
- Pregnant women
- People exceeding the e-bike's weight limit
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E-Bike City Tour in Marrakech includes Guided e-bike tour of Marrakech, Helmet and safety gear, E-bike rental, Bottled water, Stops at key landmarks and hidden gems, and Moroccan tea.
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