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Only two days in Morocco
Next year, I plan a trip to the South of Spain and I do have a few days to make a short trip to Morocco. (Tanger via Tarifa ) so I am sorting out the options now.
I have a few questions: Has anyone experience with motorcycles on FRS ferries ? How long does it normaly take to get from the ferry, past customs, into Tanger and vice versa ? What can I do in two full days in Morocco, starting in or around Tanger ? I will be on my old GoldWing GL1200 so no "desert racing" Is there a bike friendly hotel or camping not to (max 100 km) far from Tanger ?
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Seem to remember it taking about half an hour to get through 'customs' at Tangiers, efficient ferry service. I would think about a loop from Almeria/Melilla (overnight ferry) over Rif mountains (tarmac) and coming back through Tangiers. Camping/hostels everywhere-ish.
It's been a while, but there were plenty of places to stay on the coast road. South of Lixus, if you come in via Tangiers. The coast road is tarmac. Doug
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you can also cross from algeciras to Ceuta, it seems it more fast also for workpaper at the border. Two days it's very short You can visit Chefchaouen, typical medina, ( hassle some time with false guide ), south also Volubilis ( romain ruin ), spend a night in Fes or Meknes And return ,Asilah in front of the ocean I was told it friendly but never went Eric Deux 400XR au MAROC Two 400 XR in Morocco - ADVrider Picasa Albums Web - Eric
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