First Thumbs up. My son and his wife are actually the first time in Marokko as well since 2 days. He drives a small motorbike, and she a Dacia Duster 🙂
Thanks for a detailed explanation of getting to Morocco. I guess chaotic is normal. It looks exciting and very tempting. I am repeatedly told to live life whilst we have it so Morocco has to be on the list. I look forward to seeing more of your adventures. All the best.
Hi Peter, always appreciate your feedback and apologies for this very delayed reply. Yeah chaos is the norm but to be fair it's actually got better and the roads are improving year on year. Of all the countries you could visit I'd highly recommend Morocco, so many people we've met have regretted not coming sooner. Thank you, Phil & Izzy 👍😀
Hi guys, thanks for the informative video. Do you think we'd be OK with a clear photo of our V5 etc? Unfortunately we're already in Portugal and due in Morocco beginning of September! 😬
Hi there I don't think you would - they take the V5 away to process as part of temporarily importing the vehicle. The procedures seem quite tight - they picked up that our V5 was missing a digit in the VIN (we knew about it but hadn't been in the UK to change it), but luckily we have a VOSA plate in the truck with the correct number - but they were defo very suspicious. Could you get it posted to CTT Poste Restante in Portugal, or to a campsite?
You've made my mind up and I will definitely go to Morocco, thanks, it wasn't clear though, for me, if you could use it to escape the schengen 90 day rule. So could I spend approx 90 days in Spain then go to Morocco for approx 90 days?
Hi glad to have helped :) Morocco is not a Schengen country so makes a great escape option. Be aware that if you leave Spain on your 90th day it will count as a day in both Spain and Morocco. So you’d then be in a pickle because you’d need to leave Morocco on the 90th day but would be a day short in the Schengen 90 days in a rolling 180 days. Leave yourself at least 5 days fudge factor just in case :)
Hi Felipe, it's really easy to get insurance on entry into Morocco, minute 18:56 on the video you'll see little cabins (beside the cashpoints) before you exit the port compound. All you need is your original vehicle registration document and driving licence/passport and pay by cash. Certainly nothing toworry over, hope that helps 👍🏻😀
thank you, we've stopped on previous occasions and this wasn’t our experience (they were definitely selling them) but appreciate some may do so for free. 🙏😀
Have watched all your videos - excellent stuff! Morocco is on our list as well and this vlog is very helpful with regard to planning and costs involved. The Azerbaijan video was also great - a place I hadn't considered before. Quick question - Having been in Baku you very quickly were back in Europe? Did you go back to the UK and then restart your adventures through Spain and onto Morocco? I guess you didn't do videos in-between? Just curious really! Keep up the good work and safe travels to you both.
Hi thank you and very observational 😀. Our plan last year was always to drive to Baku and explore Azerbaijan by truck but as you probably got from the videos, the land border was closed (and still is). We flew to Baku from Budapest (truck in secure storage) and after two weeks in Az returned to the truck to drive back to the UK through Germany & the NL. It wasn’t a terribly exciting drive and then six weeks in the GB/Ireland over Christmas seeing friends & family and an editing holiday. So yep, we picked it up again in Spain & will keep it going, I'm kinda hoping the numbers will pick up this year, we’ll see. Appreciate the support 🙏😀
@@TheGapDecaders Thanks for the reply - we love what you are doing. You are both an entertaining watch and a great resource for other wannabe travellers. You have a good mixture of holiday stuff that you do and also good hard facts about the countries you are visiting. Also, the information about the truck and its pros and cons is really good. Safe travels!
We're with Adrian Flux... if you speak with them, they use a term called "Campervan in Build". It's a policy that will cover you for the duration of the build. 🙏
Hi, as you're probably aware drones are not allowed in Morocco and therefore we didn’t take it for fear of it being confiscated. You'll be asked specifically before being scanned, if you have a drone, I know some people risk it by keeping it in a small daysack when they step out of the vehicle but that's your call. Good luck 😀
@@2028rtn we left ours with some friends in Spain. If you declare it at the port it will be confiscated and I wouldn’t be confident it would be waiting for you to collect as you leave.
Everyone knows it as Carlos but If you Google "Viajes Normandie", they'll come up. Located - C/Fragata, Local 3, Pol Ind. Polomones, 11379, Los Barrios, Algerciras it's just off the motorway, close to the big Carrefour, you can’t fail to see all the other campers parked up nearby going to buy tickets.
Hi James The only insurance company in the UK who may offer cover for Morocco are Saga and LV, but you would need a full policy with them first. They also may only offer 3rd party. Otherwise, you can buy £rd party at the port on arrival, but there is no option for fully comprehensive for vehicles being temporarily imported.
Hi Kevin, No, you can enjoy the country for 90 days, thereafter you need to submit a request to remain longer through a police station (approximately two weeks prior).
Thanks for all this information! You answered all of my questions for my trip in this one video.
Thank you 😊
Thank you for introducing my country 🇲🇦❤️👍
Great work
Thank for all the info especially the I not going on stage with y tube 😃
😂 Thanks Alan, 🙏😀
First Thumbs up. My son and his wife are actually the first time in Marokko as well since 2 days. He drives a small motorbike, and she a Dacia Duster 🙂
Thank you, I'll keep an eye out... It's a wonderful country to explore on/in any form of transport 😀
Thanks for another excellent and detailed video look forward to the next one enjoy your trip👍👏
Hi Andy, thank you & apologies for my late reply. 😀
Fantastic video. Thoroughly enjoyed and learnt alot.thanks
Nice detailed info, looking forward to your adventures in Morocco 🤙
Hi guy's, thank you as always. Hope you’re still chillin 🙏😀
I love it when you go for a cup of tea = the all savior of all sorts of situations! I love your great videos and have subscribed!
🤣🤣, thank you and yes a cup of tea is the solution to most things 👍🏻😀
Really helpful video. Thank you ❤
Hi Jeanette, apologies for my late reply, thank you & really appreciate the feedback.
Brilliant, thank you. You also answered my question about the drone. Have an amazing time.
Thank you, yeah drone footage here would be incredible. Thank you. 👍😀
Brilliant Vlog as usual, lots of info so helpful thanks. Have a great trip we are looking forward to seeing it ❤
Hi Lynn, thank you as always and apologies for my late reply. Hope all's well. 😀
Thanks for a detailed explanation of getting to Morocco. I guess chaotic is normal.
It looks exciting and very tempting. I am repeatedly told to live life whilst we have it so Morocco has to be on the list.
I look forward to seeing more of your adventures.
All the best.
Hi Peter, always appreciate your feedback and apologies for this very delayed reply.
Yeah chaos is the norm but to be fair it's actually got better and the roads are improving year on year.
Of all the countries you could visit I'd highly recommend Morocco, so many people we've met have regretted not coming sooner.
Thank you, Phil & Izzy 👍😀
Another fantastic video guys. Looking forward to the next one 👍
Thank you, it’s appreciated 🙏😀
Definitely enjoyed your video 👍 👌.. subscribed for more... beautiful country
Thank you, much appreciated 🙏😀
Thank you from Marrakech ♥♥♥
Appreciated 🙏 😁
thanks I am planning on going on motorbike. Very useful information
Appreciate the comment and pleased you found it useful, have fun 😀
Amazing. How much was the ferry ticket to Morocco from Spain?
Fantastic vlog .. but struggled with sound volume from clip to clip 👍
Can't wait for more, welcome 🇲🇦❤️
Great video as always. I don’t understand why you don’t have more video views or subscribers….it takes time I guess….keep up the good work!
Thank you, yep we'd like more but I guess we just gotta keep making consistent content... but appreciate you saying 🙏😀
@@TheGapDecaders Don’t give up….you’re doing everything right…you’ll get there!
@@Calicokit101 thank you 👍😀
My father lived #vanlife in Morocco right through the 1970's... I met you to on the road... ✨
Hi Lisa, I can imagine touring Morocco in the 70's was incredible, thanks for the shout out 🙏😀
@@TheGapDecaders ✨🙏
Welcome back to Morocco. Enjoy your stay!
Hi Tarik, thank you so much 😀
Adoro os passeios de vocês pelo deserto!!!
Hi guys, thanks for the informative video. Do you think we'd be OK with a clear photo of our V5 etc? Unfortunately we're already in Portugal and due in Morocco beginning of September! 😬
Hi there I don't think you would - they take the V5 away to process as part of temporarily importing the vehicle. The procedures seem quite tight - they picked up that our V5 was missing a digit in the VIN (we knew about it but hadn't been in the UK to change it), but luckily we have a VOSA plate in the truck with the correct number - but they were defo very suspicious. Could you get it posted to CTT Poste Restante in Portugal, or to a campsite?
You've made my mind up and I will definitely go to Morocco, thanks, it wasn't clear though, for me, if you could use it to escape the schengen 90 day rule. So could I spend approx 90 days in Spain then go to Morocco for approx 90 days?
Hi glad to have helped :) Morocco is not a Schengen country so makes a great escape option. Be aware that if you leave Spain on your 90th day it will count as a day in both Spain and Morocco. So you’d then be in a pickle because you’d need to leave Morocco on the 90th day but would be a day short in the Schengen 90 days in a rolling 180 days. Leave yourself at least 5 days fudge factor just in case :)
I’m presuming motorcycles don’t go through a scanner? Great advice for us newbies, Thanks
We've never seen a bike on the scanner, but you might get stopped and asked/searched for a drone. 😀
@@TheGapDecaders yeah a few peeps I’ve spoke to,have been quickly searched for the drone, but I’m still gonna try my luck……🥴
I know a few people who have got drones in and flown them in remote areas without issue, good luck 🙏😀@@TwoFourCharlie007
That’s not a wine stash. It’s a vineyard . As always thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge 👍🙏🏽
Hi Paul, you've got to stay hydrated... thank you
Thanks for the video. I’m heading to morocco in jun. I’m really worried about that. Where exactly I get the insurance? Or a website?
Hi Felipe, it's really easy to get insurance on entry into Morocco, minute 18:56 on the video you'll see little cabins (beside the cashpoints) before you exit the port compound.
All you need is your original vehicle registration document and driving licence/passport and pay by cash.
Certainly nothing toworry over, hope that helps 👍🏻😀
The Orange Sim cards are offered for free to visitors as a way of welcoming them to Morocco.
thank you, we've stopped on previous occasions and this wasn’t our experience (they were definitely selling them) but appreciate some may do so for free. 🙏😀
Have watched all your videos - excellent stuff! Morocco is on our list as well and this vlog is very helpful with regard to planning and costs involved. The Azerbaijan video was also great - a place I hadn't considered before. Quick question - Having been in Baku you very quickly were back in Europe? Did you go back to the UK and then restart your adventures through Spain and onto Morocco? I guess you didn't do videos in-between? Just curious really! Keep up the good work and safe travels to you both.
Hi thank you and very observational 😀.
Our plan last year was always to drive to Baku and explore Azerbaijan by truck but as you probably got from the videos, the land border was closed (and still is).
We flew to Baku from Budapest (truck in secure storage) and after two weeks in Az returned to the truck to drive back to the UK through Germany & the NL.
It wasn’t a terribly exciting drive and then six weeks in the GB/Ireland over Christmas seeing friends & family and an editing holiday.
So yep, we picked it up again in Spain & will keep it going, I'm kinda hoping the numbers will pick up this year, we’ll see. Appreciate the support 🙏😀
@@TheGapDecaders Thanks for the reply - we love what you are doing. You are both an entertaining watch and a great resource for other wannabe travellers. You have a good mixture of holiday stuff that you do and also good hard facts about the countries you are visiting. Also, the information about the truck and its pros and cons is really good. Safe travels!
@@eddiexblue Thank you, we'll take that 😀, really appreciate the feedback 🙏
What is the name of the office you bought the tickets from?
It’s here www.viajesnormandie.net/
Hi, can I ask who you're insured with? I'm building a truck at the moment in the UK. Thanks
We're with Adrian Flux... if you speak with them, they use a term called "Campervan in Build".
It's a policy that will cover you for the duration of the build. 🙏
Hi guys, just a quick question. I know you have drone, did you bring it with you to Morocco too?
Hi, as you're probably aware drones are not allowed in Morocco and therefore we didn’t take it for fear of it being confiscated.
You'll be asked specifically before being scanned, if you have a drone, I know some people risk it by keeping it in a small daysack when they step out of the vehicle but that's your call.
Good luck 😀
So you leave the drone behind, I presume you can collect this on your way back to Europe?
@@2028rtn we left ours with some friends in Spain. If you declare it at the port it will be confiscated and I wouldn’t be confident it would be waiting for you to collect as you leave.
Where is that place you stopped in Spain to get the tickets?
Everyone knows it as Carlos but If you Google "Viajes Normandie", they'll come up.
Located - C/Fragata, Local 3, Pol Ind. Polomones, 11379, Los Barrios, Algerciras
it's just off the motorway, close to the big Carrefour, you can’t fail to see all the other campers parked up nearby going to buy tickets.
Can you help? Where do i get insurance for my vehicle? For Morocco?
Hi James The only insurance company in the UK who may offer cover for Morocco are Saga and LV, but you would need a full policy with them first. They also may only offer 3rd party. Otherwise, you can buy £rd party at the port on arrival, but there is no option for fully comprehensive for vehicles being temporarily imported.
Thanks so much for the information currently in Portugal hopefully going to visit that desert ha! In a Volvo mind 😅
LOL, Love the go anywhere Volvo spirit 😁👍🏻@@Upsidownview
Can you please tell me the address for Carlos? Tia.
@@tintotravels4673 here you go :) C. Fragata, salida 1113, 11379 Los Barrios, Algeciras, Cádiz, Spain
@TheGapDecaders thank you, 👍
do you need a vis
Hi Kevin,
No, you can enjoy the country for 90 days, thereafter you need to submit a request to remain longer through a police station (approximately two weeks prior).
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