One machine per adult, a seat for a child
On a quad — an ATV — every adult rides their own machine. You sit up front, thumb throttle under your right hand, feet planted on the boards, and you choose your own line through the dust. Nobody steers for you. A child can ride as a passenger seated with an adult on the same quad; just confirm the age with us when you book. What a quad cannot do is carry two adults, and that is where a buggy safari differs: a two-seat side-by-side with a steel roll cage, seatbelts and a car-style steering wheel lets a couple share one cab, with the passenger paying the same as the driver. That choice is made when you book: if you would rather not drive a machine yourself, book the two-seat buggy safari instead, where one adult drives and the person beside them rides along.
How the session runs
Nothing begins with the engine. Your guide runs a full safety briefing — controls, braking, convoy spacing, hand signals — then hands out helmets and goggles. A practice lap on easy ground follows, so the first rut you meet is not also the first time you have touched the machine.
- Briefing and kit: helmet and goggles for every rider, accident insurance included.
- Practice lap: throttle, brakes and turning tested before the convoy leaves.
- Guided convoy: professional off-road guides lead and set the pace to the group, not to the fastest rider in it.
- Trail stops: breaks to drink, breathe and take photos with the machines.
- Two session times: morning rides on cooler, firmer ground, or a golden-hour run that finishes in low sunset light.
The terrain
The base and the trails are in the Kemer area itself, in the Taurus foothills that rise right behind the town. Once the transfer leaves the coast road, the route climbs away from the resort strip into that foothill country: forest tracks under pine, dry dusty sections that hang a proper cloud behind the convoy, churned mud after rain, and shallow water crossings where the guides go first and wave the group through. Canyon-edge trails open the views out. Expect to finish filthy — that is the souvenir. Wear clothes and shoes you do not mind writing off, bring sunglasses or use the goggles, and leave anything loose in the vehicle.
Free pickup across the Kemer coast
We collect you from your hotel door and bring you back, with no transfer charge, from Kemer centre and from Beldibi, Göynük, Çamyuva and Tekirova. Tell us your hotel name when you reserve; if reception uses a specific meeting point, send it to us on WhatsApp and the driver will be told. Guests staying further along the coast in Side, Manavgat, Boğazkent, Belek or the Alanya resorts are covered by the same free transfer service.
Who can drive — and who should not
The driver must be an adult, but no licence and no experience are needed. Ability decides the rest. Because every adult on a quad safari rides their own ATV, the other decision is one you make when you book: if you would rather not handle a machine yourself, book the two-seat buggy safari instead, where one adult drives and the person beside them rides along. Nobody is pushed onto a quad they cannot control.
Reserve your Kemer quad safari online for free, with no card and no deposit, and pay the guide on tour day in cash or by card. Booking direct with the operator means the best price without a middleman taking a cut — and our team is on WhatsApp 24/7 for pickup times, hotel details or a last-minute question before you ride.