Loved my time in Morocco... truly spectacular in so many ways. Thanks for watching and taking the time👍

Thanks really appreciated 👍

Itchy Boots is a true legend👍

@@EpicADV PELIGROSSO

Thanks for taking the time ... really appreciate it👍

Thanks and Yes, for sure.. it just didn't feel right to accept the offer having just declined the services of the other guide. I'll be back to Fez to see it properly and, no doubt, will need a bit of help doing just that 👍

@@EpicADV I think he wanted the picture for himself. He wasn't trying to sell you anything.

Great route for sure. No gpx sorry but it's route MS12 - Black Rock Desert from Chris Scott's Overland Morocco book if that helps. I didn't clock it but he reckons it's 138km ...I'm not going to argue👍

Appreciated thanks ...and yes you're right ...she deserves better 👍

So easily done ... The ones you'll never forget 👍

Thanks .. really appreciate it 👍

Thanks for watching...really appreciated ... Enough said 👍

Hi, It's the R704 from Agoudal to Dades 👍

Thanks for watching ..really appreciate it. Unfortunately I had my phone and, with it, my .gpx files stolen by some scumbag in Bilbao on my last evening before getting the ferry back to the UK... Gutted!

Thanks for watching .. Sounds familiar ...although there are some real bonuses doing this stuff solo. Meeting people you wouldn't otherwise meet is one 👍

And thanks for taking the time ... Unfortunately I had my phone, complete with SD card holding the .gpx files, stolen in Bilbao. Gutting as some guys very kindly gave them to me on the ferry over from the UK....they made a big difference for sure. That said, speaking to locals proved invaluable (as always) and made for some unbelievable days. TBH the good stuff is pretty much 'around every corner' in Morocco. Sorry I can't help more 👍

Hi, So the route into Dades was the R704 from Agoudal. The route after Todra Gorge I don't think has a reference. That said, if you zoom in on Google maps you can find it heading left, just as you leave Tamtetoucht and head back towards the R704. Hope you find them ...And enjoy!👍

@@EpicADV Thank you so much for this information. I will continue to follow you on your channel for other adventures. thanks again and good luck 🤙

Salut , je serais également au Maroc en Septembre 😊 Départ de Strasbourg !

@@didil7045 Wow c'est génial. Je partirai du port de Gênes le 16 septembre et la majeure partie de mon voyage (20 jours) sera consacrée à la découverte des régions rurales du Maroc. Il en va de même pour les parties désertiques. Je ferai ce voyage seul. Bonne chance

You're in for a real treat ...enjoy and ride safe!👍

Thanks...appreciated.Only regret is that I didn't spend longer there to soak it all in .... A gem for sure ... Enjoy!

There is some tree species well adapted to those arid areas ,acacia argan and ziziphus used to be well spread there ,human activity led to its extinction from that region

Great share ..thanks! 👍

Sure is ... thanks for taking the time 👍

Sorry no. Had my phone and files stolen on the way back in Bilbao 😡

That's very kind .. Morocco does all the heavy lifting for sure. Thanks for watching and taking the time .. appreciated 👍

I was unbelievably lucky and two very generous guys from Wales kindly gave me their .gpx files. Which I dumped into OSMand ( Open street maps) ... Worked a treat... Also, spoke to locals at every opportunity ...always very generous with their knowledge and a great source of ideas. Sadly had my mobile nicked .. lost the lot😡... Note to self ...back up....back up....back up!!

Cheers!!👍

Sure is ...and some!

Tragic and traumatic...I can't begin to imagine

Thanks, really appreciate it👍

Nice work..enjoy!👍

Hey👍

Thanks.. appreciated 👍

Thanks for taking the time, glad you've enjoyed. Yeah, I listen to music, audiobooks and podcasts etc depending on the mood but usually only when I'm banging out the miles. On the trails I like to hear what the bikes doing👍

Better airflow and seal against dust with goggles. Can still use the visor with the goggles in situ (great on the motorway / rain) so super versatile. Goggles (100%) are photochromic too so auto adjust depending on light levels - total game changer👍

Hey, I just run Open Street Maps (OSMand) on an android phone (Doogee s61 Pro - Semi rugged) ... ok so far👍

Appreciated thanks!

Now that's what you call a trip... and some!! Have an amazing time. Ride safe 👍

Thanks for taking the time...appreciated. TBH I wasn't planning on doing loads of videoing so just threw it together last minute (not recommended) It's a really basic set-up... GoPro 7 and cheapo mic from Amazon - Drift Innovation - £18 and rubbish. Had to spend way too much time trying to clean-up the sound (still rubbish). Whatever you do will be way better for sure 👍

It will be and you'll have an amazing trip ... enjoy! ... and thanks for watching👍

Thanks, really appreciate it. I'll try and include some in the coming vids. Food varies a lot but is typically really good. I travel on a pretty tight budget but that goes along way in Morocco. As a minimum it's jam, bread, fruit and mint tea, right up to pancakes, eggs, bread, honey, yoghurt, fruit, coffee, juice. And cannabis is mainly seen in the North (Rif Mountains - Chefchaouen etc) ..... there's legal production too, for Medicinal/industrial purposes..... and No, other than the unavoidable, it's really not my thing✌️

Ahh so much choice. Guess it depends how much time you want to take getting South. If you're heading into Santander then you're duty bound to go via the Picos. If it's a quick dash South then I go via Burgos, Valladolid, Salamanca, Caceres, Seville. If you have time then a more scenic route may be Burgos, Avilla, Cuevas del Valle, Guadalupe, Galizuela, Cazalla de la Sierra, Ronda. Enjoy!

@@EpicADV Thank you Sir…. Great content in your travels. Did you solve the uri Geller issue!?

Yup, quick tug .... back to factory spec!!👍

Hi, for Morocco, Insurance (3rd Party) was bought on the way out of the Ferry Terminal at Tangier Med (there are kiosks for Insurance, Mobile SIMs and ATMs) I took a Revolute card and used ATMs for cash (difficult to get Moroccan Dirhams outside of the country). No breakdown cover and not particularly mechanically minded. I can sort a puncture but work on the basis that bikes are pretty reliable these days (I bought a Tenere T700 specifically because it doesn't have loads of sensors and 'aids' (Just ABS), so less stuff to go wrong. I take a small tool kit for the basics. Service the bike before heading off and work on a good helping of optimism ... and pick my moments. The weak link is likely me, more than the bike. If I'm really remote then I'm more cautious with my riding, for both our sakes.

How much is the insurance in Morocco

From memory....I think in the region of €120 for the month

Thanks again Bud!

Thanks Bud! Appreciated 👍