Quad Safari im Taurusgebirge von Side

Everything was OK, the quads weren't in the best condition, but the tour guides made a lot of effort to ensure that everything went smoothly.

We went with 2 boys aged 15 & 16. With them you can drive yourself from this age. The guidance is very good and friendly. We had to drive a few laps on a test track in advance, so that they could judge whether or not you were allowed to drive yourself. Felt safe!

I enjoyed this trip so much. I recommend it everyone! Nice people, beautiful views, amazing adventure!

Disgraceful never turned up or notified us third party need sacking you could offer us compensation as we based our while day around thisvtripbpaid in full up front

Activity was fun albeit shorter than sold so you are told its a 2 hour quad ride but it's only about an hour riding, the trip to go there was a 45 minute to hour bus ride again you are given the impression it's a 30 minute trip, you stop off to pick people from other hotels, you then wait for other groups to come so you go in a convoy, we were not made aware of this and ended up wasting over 2 hours before we started , the Owner is rude and bullish but some staff are cool. The quads are not well maintained as 2 broke down but it was a fun experience once started, do take glasses and a bandana, the trail is dusty.

My kids were absolutely thrilled! The whole tour is super set up. Please inform in advance that you need mouthcloth and glasses ! Otherwise great experience .

Nice half-day trip in itself. I actually wanted a tour of the Manavgat countryside. Just by quad bike through the pampas. However, here you are picked up from the hotel (worked out great) and then driven to a quad parkour which is about 1 hour in the mountains. Here awaited us an introduction and the recommendation (no need) to become goggles and dust cover scarves. Lockers for bags and the helmets were free. Electronic devices (cell phones, kams) should not be carried if possible, otherwise they could be damaged and there is no time to take pictures anyway. The quad bike tour itself reminded me more of ducklings who follow their mother in a row. In the staked-out terrain, with prefabricated paths expected and hills, depressions, puddles, small streams on various subsurfaces.(sand, pebbles, clay, mud). You are not allowed to drive here on your own, it is forbidden to "drift" and you should keep a distance of about 5m. We were 2 times very nice and friendly Suggested not to fall so far behind. A photographer rides along for the first 20-30 minutes and takes pictures that you can purchase at the end. Our quads were already very noodled through (steering moved to the right, engines didn't sound so healthy either). As we learned later, the same thing with other participants. Bottom line: Since I have never ridden a quad bike myself, it was a nice experience for me and really fun. But I could imagine the experienced quad rider here just experiencing a yawning disappointment. I just didn't like the fact that this was a delimited race track and you couldn't drive around on your own. Luckily we had caught a small group of about 10 people. The group after us was felt to be 20-30 people. I imagine that's even less cool riding in such a long line. Actually, you can't complain great for this price. But my expectation was really different. I wouldn't do it a second time now.

<p>I found the Quad Bike Safari very enjoyable since it was the first time I ever rode on a quad bike. The guides lead us at a very slow pace, which was a little annoying, but there were certain times where we could accelerate and get a bit of speed.</p>