Experience driving in the Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert with your own vehicle.

Come on your own or bring some friends, we can cater for parties of 4x4 vehicles.

The name of the company derives from the blue Landrover Defender which originally started the adventure group and also from the Berber language, the word Tamlalt meaning ‘gazelle’. The Berber are the indigenous - and originally nomadic - peoples of Morocco and the language, mostly based on an oral tradition, is widely spoken.

Because we are based in Morocco, we have the experience to know the people and the off-road tracks very well. Knowing where there are some good off-road places to drive whether it is in the desert, various mountain ranges or the coastline, beautiful palm groves or past ancient Berber villages. It also means we know when the terrain changes with the weather conditions.

So that you can have an unforgettable holiday and go home wanting more, we try to ensure all the 4x4 adventures run as smoothly as possible.

You can either join a 4x4 group by bringing your own vehicle or hire one. You can book your flight, provide us with the information to meet you at the airport where a hired 4x4 will await you for your adventure.

The next group adventures are being organised for November 2006, February and August 2007 (See Group Off Road page)

When you bring your own 4x4 or Landrover, you drive Europe before arriving in Morocco for the off-road adventure. We can reserve your ferry crossing for you from England to France or Spain. or you can be put in touch with an agent.

Tickets for the ferry from Spain to Morocco can be bought in the south of Spain to depart from Algeciras to Cueta or Tanger. There are also overnight ferry routes from Almeria in the south of Spain or from Sete in the south of France to Nador on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco.

Accommodation is reserved on a half-board basis in hotels, auberges (smaller hotels often more rural), or in bivouacs which are tents under the stars with meals included, or there may be camping either on campsites or in the ‘wild’ - for example, an old fort or near Berber villages.

Some breakfasts and dinners are therefore included, and you may lunch as you so wish. Camping days are mostly self-catering, although there may be a village or café nearby!

We will explore the mountains, the desert, the coast, driving off-road to some remote and beautiful areas not normally accessible except in 4x4’s.

So come and experience the heady mix that is Morocco – we promise you will never forget it.

Email: info@adventuremorocco.com  Tel: +212 (0) 62 82 94 14