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Belek buggy safari: questions and answers

Prices, routes, ages, the licence question, what is included and what to wear, answered straight.

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What guests ask us before they book

How much does the buggy safari cost?
A buggy driver pays €35 for the 18 km route or €43 for the 28 km route, and the person beside them half of that. On a quad the driver pays €30 or €38. Everything is settled in euros once you are with us on the day.
How long is the whole trip?
The whole outing runs four to four and a half hours, counted from the moment we collect you until we drop you back. That span holds the drive out and back, the briefing and the test ride; where your hotel lies on the coast decides whether it is nearer four or four and a half.
Do I need a driving licence?
No. This is a private off-road course, not a public road, so a licence plays no part. What counts is age and skill: drivers are 16 or older, and nobody takes the wheel before passing the compulsory test ride at the base.
Who sits in the buggy with me?
The buggy has two seats side by side: the driver and one passenger. A younger passenger can ride with an adult driver. Children under 4 are not recommended because a small child can find it hard to hold on safely.
Can someone ride on the quad with me?
Yes: one passenger sits behind the driver, and on the quad that passenger has to be 8 or older. For children below 4 we advise against both machines.
Where does the safari actually take place?
Not in Belek itself. The course is in the Aspendos countryside on the land along the Köprüçay river, about 35–40 minutes from the Belek area depending on your hotel.
Is the hotel transfer included?
Yes, the round trip is included from Belek, Kadriye, Boğazkent, Lara, Kundu, Antalya, Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı, Side, Manavgat, Evrenseki, Kumköy, Çolaklı, Gündoğdu and Kızılot. Somewhere else? Ask us on WhatsApp before booking.
What is included and what is not?
In the price: the hotel transfer both ways, the instructor with briefing and test ride, insurance, and your helmet. Not in the price: dust masks, goggles or bandanas, anything to eat or drink, and photographs.
What should I wear?
Dress for dirt: an old T-shirt, shorts or trousers you will not mourn, and closed shoes that stay on your feet — sandals and flip-flops are a bad idea. A bandana, sunglasses, sunscreen and spare clothes for the ride home are worth packing.
How do payment and cancellation work?
Booking costs nothing and we never ask for card details. The fare is settled in euros with us on the day itself. Change of plans? Cancelling is free as long as it reaches us 48 hours or more before your departure.

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