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2015 france/spain/morocco/italy/france: round trip

Hi there im planing a round trip from my home in south wales through France Spain, Morocco ,Tunisia then up through Italy France then home again .
ive done France,Spain ,morocco before on my vespa t5 with no problems.
this time ive got a new vespa a 300 gt auto and im planning to use this i estimate i can do this in 25 days without a rush .cheap hotels and camping .
if any one is interested in this trip, on any bike im not racist your very welcome
im 40 years old married with 3 kids and have a stupid sense of humor.this will be in mid 2015 as with kids and a wife and a new skoot i need to save to go. look forward to your interest.
Peter ..
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If you're planning on going overland from Morocco to Tunisia via Algeria you may have to rethink the route. The border from Morocco to Algeria has been closed for decades.
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thanks for that i never new>!! last time i went that way was in 93 and you could cross then .. but ive been looking into it and now i will spend a few days in morocco then have to ferry to Sicily what a pain in the arse ..thanks for the knowledge...peter
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you could do a ferry from spain algeria but its expensive then you miss morocco.
or go into morocco from spain do morocco then ferry back to spain then back to algeria, that way you do the route you planed, take a big loan out thou,

there's talks of the boarder opening up again soon not sure when, I think it opened this year for a week or so to see how it went not sure of the outcome
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