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Experience an adrenaline-filled quad safari through pine forests and waterfalls near Antalya. Perfect for thrill-seekers wanting authentic adventure.
If you’re after a high-energy outdoor activity during your trip to Antalya, a Quad Safari from Belek or Kundu might just be the adventure you’re craving. Offering a blend of off-road fun, scenic views, and a splash of adrenaline, this tour provides a unique way to explore some of the region’s natural beauty—without requiring any prior quad riding experience. The tour is priced at $41 per person for about three hours of action, making it a cost-effective option for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.
What really stands out about this adventure is how well-organized and guided it is. With professional instructors leading the way, safety is clearly a priority, and the fully automatic quad bikes are perfect for beginners. Plus, the stops for swimming and relaxing along the trails add a nice touch of variety, breaking up the dust and dirt of the off-road sections. However, one thing to note is that some reviews mention that the overall pacing can feel a bit controlled or crowded, so if you’re looking for a completely free ride without group constraints, this might be something to consider.
This tour is ideally suited for adventure enthusiasts, families with older children, or anyone wanting a fun, active day outdoors — especially if you enjoy exploring natural landscapes with a bit of a thrill. Keep in mind, pregnant women are not advised to join, and you’ll need to bring a change of clothes and be prepared to get a little dirty.

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The overall vibe of this tour is adventure meets scenic exploration, and from what we’ve learned, it does a good job balancing both. Starting from Belek or Kundu, you’ll be picked up from your hotel—making logistics simple and stress-free. Once at the venue, you’ll meet your guides, who speak English, German, or Russian, and get fitted with helmets. After a brief safety briefing and a short practice ride, you’ll be ready to hit the trails.
Duration-wise, the entire experience lasts about three hours, but the actual quad riding lasts between 1 hour 45 minutes and 2 hours, with some time built in for transfers, orientation, and breaks. The professional instructors emphasize safety and group cohesion, with guides positioned at the front, middle, and back to ensure everyone stays together.
The chosen trails depend on where you’re staying—near Kurunlu Waterfall or Lara Beach—but both routes promise off-road excitement and natural beauty. The terrain is varied, with dusty paths, muddy sections, and pine forests, which results in a thrilling ride through Antalya’s landscape.
One of the most appreciated aspects from reviews is the water crossing, which adds a splash of fun and cool relief during the hot summer months. You’ll also have opportunities to stop for swimming, relax, and take photos. Many guests mention that these pauses allow for a proper break from the high-paced riding, letting you soak in the scenery and recharge.
The bikes are fully automatic, making them easy to control even for beginners. Reviewers have mentioned that the vehicles aren’t the most powerful or technically perfect, but they’re enough to handle the varied terrain. Some travelers pointed out that the bikes could be in better shape, but overall, they serve the purpose well for a fun day out.
Participants are advised to buy a scarf and goggles for about 10 euros per person—a small investment that can make a big difference in dusty conditions. The tour also includes helmets and full insurance, removing much of the worry around safety and liability.
One notable downside, according to some reviews, is that the environment can be littered, especially near the water crossing and along some trails. However, this doesn’t detract significantly from the overall experience but is worth noting for eco-conscious travelers.

What to bring: Change of clothes, clothes that can get dirty, and perhaps a towel if you plan to swim. The tour doesn’t include photos or videos, so if you want to capture the moment, you’ll need to bring your own device or purchase pictures separately—these are reportedly quite expensive.
Safety considerations: You don’t need a driver’s license, but the guides reserve the right to stop you from riding if they feel you’re not fit to handle the quad. The guides make sure groups stay together, and speeding or independent driving is not permitted for safety reasons.
Timing: With a duration of about three hours, the tour includes active riding and breaks. You’ll also be picked up and dropped off from your hotel, adding convenience.
Suitability: Pregnant women should avoid this activity due to safety concerns. Participants should wear comfortable, casual clothes that can get dirty, and prepare for an active, dusty experience.

Many guests praised the knowledgeable guides who kept everyone safe and entertained. One reviewer, Inaya from Belgium, highlighted how the instructions were simple, and she enjoyed a super fun, challenging ride. Alex from Germany simply said, “There is absolutely nothing to complain about,” indicating a straightforward, enjoyable trip.
However, some reviews pointed out areas for improvement. For example, a traveler from Germany mentioned that the vehicles were not very powerful and the instructions could be clearer. Another from Austria noted that the environment can be littered, but still found the experience highly recommended for the fun and scenery.
A common theme among negative reviews was the group pace—some felt the guides drove too slowly, especially to take photos. If you’re someone who prefers a more free, fast-paced ride, this might be a slight drawback, but most visitors appreciated the safety-focused approach.

This tour offers a lively mix of adventure, scenic beauty, and group camaraderie, making it ideal for first-time quad riders and families with older children. The guides’ professionalism reassures those new to off-road riding, and the beautiful landscapes—pine forests, waterfalls, streams—are worth every dirt-streaked camera shot.
Keep in mind that if you’re after a completely unstructured, adrenaline-fueled race, or if you prefer less group oversight, you might find some aspects a little restrictive. Also, for eco-sensitive travelers, the litter issue might be a concern, but it doesn’t overshadow the overall fun.
Overall, at $41, this experience provides excellent value for money, especially considering the full safety gear, guided supervision, and scenic stops. It’s a solid choice for anyone visiting Antalya who wants a memorable, active day outdoors.

Do I need a driver’s license?
No, you don’t need a driver’s license to drive the quad. The bikes are fully automatic, and guides will assess your ability before allowing you to ride.
How long does the quad riding last?
The actual quad driving lasts between 1 hour 45 minutes and 2 hours, within the total 3 hours of the entire experience.
Can I ride alone or with a partner?
Yes, you can choose to ride solo or share a quad with a companion for a small additional fee.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable clothes that can get dirty and bring a change of clothes for after the tour. A scarf and goggles are recommended for dust protection, costing around 10 euros.
Are there any age or health restrictions?
Pregnant women are advised against participating. The activity is best suited for those in good health who enjoy outdoor physical activities.
What safety measures are in place?
Guides are experienced, and helmets are provided. Guests are kept within the group to ensure safety, and no independent speeding is allowed.
Is transportation included?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included, making it easy to access the tour without extra hassle.
What if I want photos?
Photos and videos are not included, and reviews suggest they are quite expensive if purchased separately.
Is the environment clean?
Some reviews mention litter on the trails and water crossing areas. Be prepared for natural dirt and debris, especially in summer.