Quad Safari from Kemer

As soon as I got of the bus I had a warm welcome asked if I speak English had a lovely chat and sat down we was given some paper to read and sign... they went above and beyond to help me get the correct hat to fit me helped me with my bandanna if you don't have one they sell them and glasses for 5 euro each defently need them... we was asked if we was okay for pictures to be taken on way round we all had 2 trial runs so they could see how well we got on if you failed you then would be drove round by somone... we followed one guy and had others behind us to keep an eye and make sure we was all okay and safe we didn't go to fast but we also didn't go slow eighter it was amazing experience!! Got to see some horses on our travels we had a stop break also it was just amazing when we had finished our photos was on out tables and this is where I worried as I bought drinks and didn't think I would have enough as I don't take much with me but to my suprise they was 20 euro came in a beautiful frame!! So I bought one ans they also gave me the other pic with out a frame !!! Over all a really good thing to do!

Nice track, only everything was little to slowly, and way to big group. Some off quads i seen was way to bad technically, timw for renewing

Firstly let me say I booked this excursion more for our teenage kids so it was always somewhat out of my comfort zone. However the very short safety/instruction talk was useless, maybe their English is poor but without a quad bike in sight it was hard to understand what they were saying. Hard hats on it was time to cross a busy dual carriageway, maybe that was the reason for the hard hats!! Hold your kids tight! Once on the bikes we left in convoy so learning the controls pretty quickly, mine constantly pulled to the left meaning I had a blister on my thumb by the end of the tour. To be honest I’d had quite a few little scares on the rocky windy track across scrubland, to the point I was ready to quit but even if I’d wanted to no one would’ve understood me! Rest of the family seemed to be enjoying it so I made it the hour’s drive to what is a pretty lake in the Goynuk Canyon. We were so hot and sweaty a cool swim would’ve been glorious but no one had told us to bring swimwear! We dipped our feet in instead but lack of information is what has driven me to write this review! To be fair to the excursion I did start to enjoy my drive back, maybe i’d bonded with my quad bike or I’d seen the rest of my family’s enjoyment so it seemed all worthwhile. My top tips: Expect alot of hanging around before Bring swimwear and water as none is provided Don’t let under confident kids drive the quad bikes our 14 year old girl couldn’t have done it alone If you’re a little nervous let everyone overtake you, also at the bar k you can pause to get a run up to the steeper inclines, many had to stop halfway up! Essentially a fun trip but could be better organised.

The view was good. The tour guide drove too slow. It would have been faster if we had walked. I wouldnt recommend this quad safari.

Lets start on a positive note about the trip. They picked a very nice spot for a break. Also the taxi driver that picked us up/brought us back was a very nice guy. We had some fun in the car and some good talks while driving. The rest of the trip was pretty much a wast of my time. Didnt see much of the environment. The route was one-sided where i can best define it as driving in circles. The tourguide was not having his day i hope. Could not or did not want to communicate in english. We asked several times if he could drive a bit faster. Said he would but sometimes drove away even slower. To be honest, I am convinced that i can walk faster than the speed we had during the tour. The helmets we received were whole but unfortunately not very clean. Would have brought a shower cap if I knew this beforehand. To conclude, would not recommend if you want a positive quad experience.