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Quad Safari in Kemer: Dust, Streams and What to Know Before You Ride

Updated October 22, 2026 · 6 min read

Two muddy quad bikes with riders in helmets crossing a shallow stream in a pine forest

The short answer

A quad safari near Kemer is a short ride, roughly an hour to an hour and a half in the saddle, in a guided group on forest tracks, through shallow streams and over some obstacles. It is cheaper than most safaris on this site and it is dusty, so it suits people who do not mind getting dirty. It is less suited to anyone who wants speed, a long route or a quiet morning.

For most visitors the Quad Safari Experience is the one to book: €12.80, 4.4 stars from 190 reviews, by far the largest review record of the five below.

Five quad safaris compared

TourPriceRating · reviewsDurationWhat the listing says
Quad Safari Experience€12.804.4 · 1901.5 hours1.5-hour ride, helmet, up to 25 guests
Taurus Mountains Quad Safari with Obstacles & Streams€12.604.4 · 553 hoursAbout 75 minutes riding, transfers included
Quad Safari in the Forest with Hotel Pickup€32.994.3 · 353 hoursUp to 90 minutes riding, full insurance
Quad Safari: Thrilling Off-Road Adventure€32.993.9 · 303 hoursBeginners welcome, full insurance
Quad Safari near Goynuk Canyon€244.5 · 162 - 3 hours1.5-hour ride, food and drinks not included

Why €12.60 and €32.99 for the same activity

The listings do not explain the gap between about €12.60 and €32.99, and we will not guess. What they do show: the two dearer ones list full insurance, the two cheapest a helmet and a safety briefing. Photos and video are listed as not included on both dearer tours, on the €12.60 one and on the €24 one, so they do not explain the gap either. The two cheapest tours and the €24 one share a meeting point, a quad station called Red Monster or Monster Quad, so a lower price does not simply mean a different operator. Read the inclusions on each booking page before deciding that the cheaper one is the same trip.

What reviewers say

On the most-reviewed tour, travellers describe fun off-road riding through varied terrain and scenic spots, and many appreciate a swim stop and helpful guides, according to GetYourGuide’s review summary. One family said their teenage sons enjoyed it “maybe too much”.

The €12.60 tour is more mixed. One reviewer found the quads not in the best shape. Another described a short, stop-start tour with breakdowns that were resolved quickly, and said they had expected a longer and better trail; they would recommend it for first-time quad riders.

Time: the headline is not the whole morning

The most-reviewed tour is listed at 1.5 hours, which is the riding time. Its itinerary also shows a one-hour bus leg. The €12.60 tour is listed at three hours including transfers, with the ride itself at about 75 minutes. Ask how long you will be away from the hotel before you plan the rest of the day.

Dust, dirt and what to bring

  • Dust: one listing strongly recommends sunglasses and a bandana for eyes and face, and says both can be bought at its quad store before the ride.
  • Dirt: the €32.99 forest tour advises bringing extra clothes because you will get dirty, and says showers are available at the facility afterwards.
  • Sun: listings mention sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen.
  • Cameras: the €12.60 listing lists cameras as not allowed, and four of the five list photos and video as not included. Check before you pack.

Who should skip it

  • Pregnant women. Four of the five listings exclude them; we did not see an exclusions list for the fifth.
  • People with mobility impairments. Three of the five list this.
  • Anyone with back problems, epilepsy or other medical conditions. The €12.60 listing names back problems, the €32.99 forest tour names epilepsy, and another says it is not recommended for people with medical conditions or physical restrictions. We cannot advise on your health; read the listing and ask your doctor.
  • Younger children. The age limits differ between listings, and the listings are the only source. According to the booking page, the Quad Safari Experience excludes children under 16, the €12.60 tour excludes children under 5 and requires drivers to be at least 18, and the €32.99 adventure says drivers must be 17 or older. Confirm the rule for your date with the operator.
  • Anyone who wants a long ride. Where the listings state the riding time, it is 75 to 90 minutes.

For the same landscape from a back seat rather than a handlebar, see our Taurus jeep safari guide, or browse all jeep and quad safaris.

Our recommendation

For most visitors: the Quad Safari Experience. It costs almost the least of the five and has by far the largest review record. If you are tempted by the €32.99 options, check what the extra money buys, because the listings do not say.

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