Belek quad & buggy safari FAQ

A quad safari tour offers an adrenaline-filled driving adventure through forest roads, mud trails and natural beauties. You can have a fun day surrounded by nature by driving on dusty and rugged terrain at the foothills of the Taurus Mountains.

The full experience takes around 4–4.5 hours door to door, including hotel transfer, the safety briefing and a practice loop. You choose the riding time when you book: the short tour gives you 1.5–2 hours on the trail, the long tour 2.5–3 hours. The price includes the quad with fuel, helmet and dust mask, guiding and liability insurance.

Drivers need to be 16 or over with ID; passengers join from age 8. Driving is skill-based: after the briefing and practice loop, anyone who feels confident drives their own quad, and anyone who prefers not to drive rides along as a passenger. Infants aged 0–3 join free of charge. The tour is not recommended during pregnancy or with serious back or neck problems. Anyone riding along as a passenger pays half the driver's price.

Comfortable old clothes, closed shoes and sunglasses work best — flip-flops are not suitable. The trails are dusty, so bring a change of clothes, sunscreen and water; a mask or bandana helps, and protective goggles are sold at the base if you want them.

A buggy safari offers an adrenaline-filled driving experience on mud, dust and rugged roads among the natural beauties of the Taurus Mountains. You will have a fun adventure on water crossings, forest roads and special off-road tracks.

The full experience takes around 4–4.5 hours door to door, including hotel transfer and the safety briefing. You choose the driving time when you book: the short tour gives you 1.5–2 hours on the track, the long tour 2.5–3 hours. The price includes the two-seater buggy with fuel, helmet and dust mask, guiding and liability insurance.

Driving is skill-based: guests who handle the buggy confidently after the briefing drive their own two-seater, and passengers — who can be younger — ride alongside an adult. Infants aged 0–3 join free of charge. The tour is not recommended during pregnancy or with serious back or neck problems. Anyone riding along as a passenger pays half the driver's price.

Old or comfortable clothes, closed shoes and sunglasses — the tracks are dusty and muddy, so bring a change of clothes, sunscreen and water. A mask or bandana helps, and protective goggles are sold at the base if you want them. Flip-flops are not suitable.