Tour quadruplo o doppio del rasoio sulla spiaggia e nel deserto da Cabo San Lucas

Amigos Tours, about 20 minutes outside Cabo San Lucas, offers adventure excursions of horseback riding, ATVs, and Razor UTVs. The rates are very reasonable and they provide pick up and drop off at your resort. We booked a 1:30 pm Razor two hour trip. Upon arrival, we were pleased to find out that we would be going one on one with our guide Armando. He was very personable and knowledgeable, explaining aspects of the area, desert vegetation and ocean coastline. You get a full two hours of excitement and adrenaline driving your Razor up and down hills, across dry river beds, and ultimately along miles of stunning beach. You will get dusty, perhaps a little muddy, but will scream, laugh and smile. Upon returning to the base, they offer light food fare and both alcohol and non-alcoholic beverages (icy cold).

The tour itself is awesome. Great views and super fun. But beware that if you want to bring your phone to take pictures, they make you pay $150 to make it a “private tour” Otherwise they make you leave your belongings in a locker. Also they try to nickel and dime you at every turn. From trying to get you to upgrade your vehicle (don’t do it it’s unnecessary) to pushing you to buy equally unnecessary insurance. Also the bus ride to and from the hotel is really long and really uncomfortable. The “tequila tasting” is also just another ploy to try and get you to spend more money. They barely give you a 1/4 sip of tequila. And be ready for every single person you encounter to ask for tips.

Don Julio and Don Alejandro were awesome 👌 If you like to go fast anbd have a great time book with Amigos.

Best experience by far. I was a little nervous since we had my four year old. Make sure you dress comfortably and get ready to get dirty. You either bring your own mask or you can buy one from them starting at $5. It says they provide water but we didn’t get offered any. Our tour guide was Johnny. He shared with us the name of the beach and some history on it. How far Todos Santos and La Paz was from where we were. Friendly reminder don’t forget to tip.

Our family of 4 just did our RzR tour with "Amigos" yesterday and Here's how it went... Our driver was sent to the wrong location. Hey, it happens. NBD, we made it there in the end. Once we arrived at the roadside location a nice cowboy was there and wanted to get one of our boys (5&7) a chance to sit on his horse. It was cute and we got to take a photo and give him a small tip for doing so. (Sweet) Obviously this is his was of trying to get us to do a trail ride. Whatever. Then we headed upstairs to check in. I saw online that there is an additional fee of $20/per person for what they call a "Park entrance fee". We didn't understand what all this ment so we tried to get some clarity on where the park was or what all we can do at this "park"... turns out, nada. It's a roadside stop. You just get to pay extra. And they wanted CASH or an additional 10% fee would be added to card transactions. 🙄 There are signs all over at the check in that say NO CELL PHONES OR PHOTOGRAPHY ALLOWED ON TOUR. They provided a locker for us to leave our things (including cell phones) in while we were gone. There was another couple also doing this tour with us who didn't care about the signs and began taking photos and videos from the beginning... I was like what? why? I should have mine also so I can capture these moments with our kids! This was really frustrating to watch, but there were two guys on quads following our group and taking photos, so I had hope we would get at least a couple pictures out of the experience. Our tour was great, we all really enjoyed such a unique experience and our guide did his best and showed us some special cactus and trees native to the area. We even saw Whales from the publice beach where we stopped halfway. The tour was about two hours long. When we returned we went upstairs to check out and check in about getting the pictures they took of us knowing darn well this was not going to be free 😒 but not only was it not going to be free, but they wanted to charge per/person for the photos of the 4 of us! The combination of all the things mentioned above had me rather annoyed and I was NOT going to pay the $60 they wanted for one good picture of us in front of the water and a bunch of others that were just ok. We told the guys as much and left. TAKE YOUR OWN PICTURES IS ALLOWED APPARENTLY. I've tired to take these things up with the company and requested a 20% refund through viator (which is less than the "park fee"). The company reached out via text and when i tried to explain were not only rude, but mocking the fact that we didn't know what to expect and told us our issues were our own stupidity. Honestly, I can think of a THOUSAND other ways I would have preferred to spend our $440 than give these jerks a single penny of it. If you took the time to read this, now you know more than we did and can make your own decision. Best of luck.

excellent staff, the tour guide was very friendly and helpful. we had a great time. highly recommended , this a great motorsport you can take children 4 and above on

The best tour in Cabo. Through the dessert and the beach. We stopped for pictures. Your guides were excellent. We will be back

The Razor Quad Tour was Awesome! Excellent rating from the time of Hotel Pickup throughout the Tour and back at our Hotel. Highly recommend this adventure.

Plenty to do at this attraction once you arrive. It took a 50 minute taxi ride to get there that was supplied by the tour. You can ride horses, 4 wheelers, 2 or 4 seat ATV. We choose the 4 seater. It was very dusty and exciting.