Belek buggy safari: all the guides
Each question guests send us has a page of its own here. Most people begin with what it costs and where we collect them; after that, read the one that is yours.
Price, routes and the day
What it costs, which route to pick and how the day unfolds.
- What a Buggy Safari from Belek Costs: Driver, Passenger and Quad Fares
On the short 18 km route a buggy driver pays €35 and the passenger beside them €17.50; on the long 28 km route the fares are €43 and €21.50.
- Belek Buggy Safari Guide: Course, Routes, Drivers, Fares and Booking
Guests staying in Belek book this buggy safari as an instructor-led outing over a private off-road course in the Aspendos countryside along the Köprüçay river,…
- Short or Long Buggy Route: Choosing Between 18 km and 28 km
Both buggy options run on the same course in the Aspendos countryside; the short route is 18 km and the long route is 28 km, so the long one simply covers 10 km…
- A Buggy Safari Day from Belek, Step by Step
The day starts with a pickup at your hotel's main entrance and a drive of around 35–40 minutes from the Belek area to the course near Aspendos, depending on the…
- Booking the Buggy Safari: Steps, Payment and Cancellation
You book the buggy safari Belek through the online form for any date from tomorrow; for a ride today, use WhatsApp instead.
- Hotel Pickup for the Buggy Safari: Areas, Average Times and Where to Wait
Round-trip hotel transfer for the buggy safari is included from 15 coastal areas, from Konyaaltı and Lara to Belek, Side and Kızılot.
- Is the Belek Buggy Safari Worth It? An Honest Look at the Fare
If you want to drive off-road yourself without organising anything else, the fare covers a great deal: €35 for a driver on the 18 km route, or €43 on 28 km, pays…
- Where does the Belek buggy safari actually take place?
The buggy safari does not run in Belek itself.
- How Long the Buggy Safari Takes and What Time You Are Collected
The buggy safari takes about 4–4.5 hours from hotel pickup to drop-off, with the transfer, the safety briefing and the test ride counted in.
- What Is Included in the Belek Buggy Safari, and What You Should Bring
The fare includes the round-trip hotel transfer, an instructor, the safety briefing, a test ride for every driver, insurance and a helmet, which is the only…
Choosing how to ride
Buggy or quad, driver or passenger, and who the day suits.
- Buggy or quad: which machine suits your safari from Belek?
Both machines run the same course in the Aspendos countryside along the Köprüçay river, on the same 18 km or 28 km routes and the same programme.
- Riding as the passenger on a buggy safari: cost and rules
Sitting beside the driver in a buggy costs half of the driver's fare: €17.50 on the short 18 km route and €21.50 on the long 28 km route.
- Buggy safari from Belek with children: a family guide
Children join a buggy safari as passengers, sitting beside an adult driver and paying half the driver's price: €17.50 on the 18 km route or €21.50 on the 28 km…
- Buggy safari from Belek for couples: sharing a buggy or taking two
A couple can share one buggy: one of you drives, the other sits alongside in the passenger seat and pays half the driver's fare, which is €17.50 on the 18 km…
- Your first buggy safari: what to expect if you have never driven off-road
You can join a buggy safari without any off-road experience.
- Buggy safari from Belek for groups and friends: how to plan it
Each buggy carries one driver and one passenger, so the number of buggies your group needs equals the number of people who will drive.
Rules and kit
The licence question, ages, safety and what to wear.
- Who can drive on the buggy safari from Belek? Licence and age explained
The buggy can be driven by anyone aged 16 or over, including 16- and 17-year-olds.
- Is a buggy safari safe? What protects you, and who should think twice
A buggy safari is an active off-road ride, so it carries the risks of any motor activity on rough ground, and no operator can honestly call it risk-free.
- What to wear on a buggy safari: clothes, shoes and what to bring
Choose worn, comfortable clothing that can get filthy, ideally in a colour other than white, and put on closed shoes, as flip-flops and slippers are not suitable.
- Buggy safari from Belek: health, pregnancy and who should think twice
We do not recommend the buggy safari during pregnancy or for anyone with back or neck problems, and we do not recommend it for children under 4, because a small…
- Will You Get Dirty on the Buggy Safari? Dust, Mud and What to Bring
Yes, dusty at the very least: every buggy safari crosses dry forest tracks and open ground, and the dust reaches driver and passenger alike.
- Photos and phones on a buggy safari from Belek
Photos and videos are not included in the price of the buggy safari, so any pictures are yours to take.
From your resort
How the transfer works from each part of the coast.
- Buggy Safari from Belek, Kadriye and Boğazkent: Pickup Times and the Drive to Aspendos
If you are staying in Belek, Kadriye or Boğazkent, the round-trip hotel transfer is already part of the buggy safari fare.
- Buggy Safari from Antalya, Lara, Kundu and Konyaaltı: How the Pickup Works
Guests in Antalya city, Muratpaşa, Lara, Kundu and Konyaaltı have the round-trip transfer included in the buggy safari fare.
- Buggy Safari from Side, Manavgat and Five More Resorts: How Your Pickup Works
From Side, Manavgat, Evrenseki, Kumköy, Çolaklı, Gündoğdu and Kızılot, the buggy safari fare already pays for your hotel pickup and the ride back.