Bodrum quad biking is a half-day off-road adventure with powerful quads for all ages. Navigate through challenging terrains with wind in your hair.
If you have never tried quad biking before, or perhaps been too nervous to have a go, be assured that the quad safari in Bodrum, is undertaken in the safest of environments. With qualified instructors flanking and leading your convoy onto the quad route, anyone can do it! There is no experience necessary and a driving licence is not essential. The quads, or ATVs as they are called, can carry up to two passengers and from the moment you arrive at the quad station you will feel reassured.
You will be taken a short journey up to the forestry surrounding Bodrum. An area of green, outstanding, natural beauty. Greeted by your professionally qualified instructor and introduced to your quad bike. After a brief introduction to driving your ATV and a safety talk from your instructor, you will be given a helmet and away you go.
The course covers an amazing 40 acres of differing landscapes, through mud, dust and rocky roads, you will learn to negotiate the landscape and congratulate yourself on your hitherto unrealised driving skills. This is an adrenalin rush, a perfect alternative to sunbathing by the pool, and one you do not have to do alone. Two can comfortably ride, one in front one behind and it is possible to change the driving position at a point through the course. This is different to the buggies or frame cars, where the passenger sits next to the driver and it is lower to the ground.
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single Vehicle | — | €35 |
| Double Vehicle | — | €50 |
Cost of Quad Safari in Bodrum is 35 € for single vehicles, 50 € for double vehicles in 2026.
Only over 18s are allowed to drive the quad.
However, you do not need any previous experience or a driving licence to drive, and the good news is that anyone can sit behind the driver of the quad. It is not recommended for very young children, but certainly adults, older teens and younger children (discretionary advised) can sit behind the driver and enjoy the tour.
It is not recommended for anyone with health problems, heart conditions or pregnant women.
Your hotel transfer to and from the Quad Station as well as the service of qualified professional instructors throughout. You will also have access to showers, W.C and changing rooms at the base.
Insurance and use of safety helmet is also included.
Personal expenditure such as professional photographs or DVD, facial covering, dust masks, or glasses is not included and will incurr a small extra cost. Drinks are available for purchase at the base station if you have forgotten to bring any with you.
It is recommended that you bring along a change of clothes as yours are sure got get dirty and muddy. In this vein, do not wear your best or white T shirts and shorts for the tour, or you are unlikely to get them white again. There will be changing rooms and shower for you to change at the end if you wish.
Sensible shoes are a prerequisite of this tour. Many a flip flop has been lost to the mud, do wear shoes that you can fasten onto your feet.
Do wear your swimsuit underneath your clothese, there will be water for you to cool off during the tour. Bring a towel also.
Don’t forget to bring a bandana or handkerchieft along with sunglasses or goggles for dust safety. You will be surprised at the dust!
Bring some money for any personal expenditure such as photographs or drinks. 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.
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.
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.