Tenerife quad biking is a thrilling adventure lasting 1.5 to 3.5 hours, with off-road, sunset, and Teide options. You will be riding 400 cc quads and they are automatic, two-seated. They are simple to use, suitable both for beginners and advanced riders.
Routes include curves, panaromic views, road, and off-road sections. It provides a mix of paved roads and dirt paths for an adrenaline rush. Each session accommodates a maximum of 5 to 7 quads, creating a semi-private experience suitable for all.
Helmets and protective glasses are provided for your safety & comfort. You need a driving license to ride the bikes. Children over 6 years old are welcome on this adventure to hop on the back seat.
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single Vehicle | — | €99 |
| Double Vehicle | — | €110 |
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single Vehicle | — | €99 |
| Double Vehicle | — | €120 |
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single Vehicle | — | €110 |
| Double Vehicle | — | €140 |
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single Vehicle | — | €135 |
| Double Vehicle | — | €165 |
Cost of quad biking in Tenerife is 99 EUR for a 1.5-hour ride, 110 EUR for a 2.5-hour ride, and 135 EUR for a 3.5-hour ride in 2026.
To join the fun, you need a valid driver's license. Kids aged 7 and up can ride on the back seat, but it's a no-go for really little ones (0-6 years). Pregnant women and those with serious back issues are not able to join the tour.
Make sure to bring comfortable shoes like trainers, a headscarf or bandana to shield your face from dust. Bring jackets for varying weather conditions, and some spending money for any personal expenses along the way.
Yes, you might get dirty. Landscape can get dusty or muddy during the quad biking adventure, so it's a good idea to wear old clothes.
It's recommended to wear comfortable and warm clothes, as well as trainers. Don't forget your sunglasses and a jacket, especially in winter; higher altitudes might get cooler.
Yes! These ATVs are easy to use, and after a few minutes, you will feel like you have been driving a quad for years.
If you don't bring a jacket, you can rent one. Also, any personal expenses and drinks would be your responsibility on the day.
You can expect to witness diverse landscapes, volcanic terrain, lush forests. If you're lucky, you can see local wildlife such as birds and lizards. The adventure promises a blend of scenic beauty and you can enjoy the view of Canary Islands.
If you are staying in the Tenerife South area, such as Playa de las Américas or Puerto de la Cruz, hotel transfer is available for a small fee.
Our guides may stop any rider who drives unsafely — safety comes before everything on the track. If that happens, the guide will arrange the safest way for you to continue or return to base.
A photographer is usually on site, and photos and videos are offered for sale after the ride. We don't set that price — ask the photographer on the day. Buying is entirely optional.
We recommend you don't use a phone or camera while riding — you need both hands, and the track is wet and dusty. Bring one if you like, in a waterproof bag or case, for use when the group stops.
Guides raise their voice on the track — engines, helmets and distance mean a normal tone doesn't carry, and an instruction that isn't heard is an instruction that isn't followed. It's safety, not impatience.