2 hours
Daily Tour
10 people
English, Francais
Okay, so picture this – you’re cruising through the ancient streets of Marrakech on an ebike Marrakech style, feeling the breeze, dodging donkey carts, and actually enjoying yourself instead of melting in the heat! I’ve been showing people around with MoroccoPlan for years, and honestly, this 2-hour electric bike tour is probably the smartest way to see the real Marrakech without dying of exhaustion.
Here’s what’s so awesome about it: these aren’t just any bikes – they’re electric! So when you hit those little hills or get tired, just twist that throttle and zoom! The Marrakech electric bike tour Medina takes you through parts of the city that tour buses can’t reach and walking tours take forever to cover. You’re gonna weave through the souks where guys are hammering metal and selling everything from slippers to sheep heads (yeah, really!), cruise past incredible historic spots, and – this is my favorite part – stop at this amazing place called La Ferme for mint tea and pastries that’ll make you wanna cry happy tears.
The best part? You’ve got a local guide who knows all the shortcuts, the best photo spots, and where to avoid the crazy moped traffic. They’ll show you the famous stuff like the Saadian Tombs, but also those hidden corners where real Marrakchi life happens – where grandmas gossip on doorsteps and kids kick soccer balls against 500-year-old walls.
Real talk – here’s how to nail your ebike Marrakech experience. Book the morning tour if possible – it’s way cooler and the souks are buzzing but not insanely packed yet. The 2 hour e-bike tour Marrakech Medina timing is perfect – long enough to see tons, short enough that your butt won’t hurt.
Bring a small backpack, not a shoulder bag – way better for biking. Your phone’s fine for photos but charge it up first! The Marrakech e-bike tour with tea break at La Ferme is prime Instagram territory, so save some battery.
Ready to experience the thrill of ebike Marrakech? Reserve your spot today and discover the beauty of the Medina with trusted local guides who actually make learning fun! The free cancellation up to 24 hours out means zero risk, and that book-now-pay-later thing means you can lock it in right now without touching your travel budget yet
So you rock up to Berber Pizza in the Kasbah (I know, random meeting spot but it works!). Your guide – let's call him Said, 'cause every other guide in Marrakech is named Said – gives you a quick safety briefing that takes like 10 minutes. He'll show you how the electric bikes work, which is basically: pedal to go, brake to stop, press button for electric boost. Even my mom could do it!
First stop is cruising by the Saadian Tombs visit – about 20 minutes of easy riding while Said tells you wild stories about the sultans buried there. Then you roll into the Mellah Jewish quarter e-bike ride, another 20 minutes exploring this super interesting neighborhood. The streets here are narrow and twisty – perfect for bikes but impossible for tour buses. You'll see synagogues, spice shops, and metalworkers doing their thing.
Next up, you'll glide past the Ben Youssef Madrasa pass-by (fancy old Islamic school) where Said drops knowledge about how hundreds of students used to live and study here. Another 20 minutes of cruising through areas tourists usually miss – we're talking real neighborhoods where people actually live! Then comes the Jamaa el Fna Square ride – 20 minutes navigating around the organized chaos of snake charmers, orange juice guys yelling at each other, and tourists looking confused. It's hilarious!
Here's where it gets really good – your mint tea stop at La Ferme. This place is gorgeous, like a little oasis where you can catch your breath and stuff your face with these incredible Moroccan pastries pause that are included in the tour. The mint tea is so sweet your teeth might hurt, but somehow it's perfect. After that sugar rush, you cruise back to Berber Pizza, probably already planning when you can do this again.
Ha! No way! That's the whole point of electric bikes – they do the hard work for you. If you can ride a regular bike, you're good. Just can't take kids under 5 or people who literally can't ride a bike at all.
Just be comfy! Sneakers or closed shoes (please no flip-flops – trust me on this), clothes you can move in, and don't forget sunscreen. Even though it's "just" 2 hours, that sun is brutal. Bring water too – there's a basket on the bike for your stuff.
It's at 141 Rue de la Kashbah – super easy to find. Any taxi knows the Kasbah area, and once you're there, it's obvious. They give you a Google Maps link when you book, so you can't really get lost.
Nah, not with these guides! They know exactly which streets to take and when to avoid the crazy busy times. The bikes are really stable, and honestly, locals are totally used to cyclists. The safety briefing covers everything, and Said (or whoever) won't let you do anything stupid.
You can cancel free up to 24 hours before, so check the weather and bail if needed. But honestly, it hardly ever rains in Marrakech!
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Couple Discount | 2 | 2 | 13% |
| 2 | Trio Discount | 3 | 3 | 20% |
| 3 | Group Discount | 4 | 12 | 25% |
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