
moderate
2 hours
Moderate fitness: riders should be comfortable standing briefly on footpegs, shifting weight, and handling short bursts of physical effort.
Strap on a helmet and climb into the Taurus foothills for a two-hour quad safari that trades beachfront for ridge-top views. This off-road run mixes technical singletrack with open ridge stretches and secret overlooks above the Mediterranean.
A hot morning in Antalya smells of dust and pine resin. Engines idle in a rough parking clearing; helmets gleam under a low sun. When the group rolls out, the quads bite into a trail that rises fast—rock giving way to red earth, olives trees hunching on terraces—and the Mediterranean glints between the gaps in the pines. The ride is immediate: a mix of short, technical climbs and open ridge runs where the wind seems to push the machines forward.

Always wear a DOT-rated helmet and goggles or sunglasses to protect against dust and flying debris.
Bring at least 1–2 liters of water per person—you’ll work harder in sun and dust than the mileage suggests.
Long pants and closed, sturdy shoes prevent scrapes on rocky sections; gloves improve grip.
Follow guide instructions, especially on loose shale and tight climbs—it's easy to overcommit on a quad.
The Taurus foothills have long been agricultural and pastoral land connecting coastal Antalya to interior Anatolia; traces of Lycian and Ottoman-era terraces and shepherd paths remain visible.
Stay on established tracks to minimize erosion; operators should limit group sizes and avoid wet trails to protect fragile hilltop soils.
Protects your head from impact and the frequent low branches on the trails.
Provides ankle support and grip on footpegs and rocky sections.
Improves throttle control and prevents blisters from vibration and dust.
summer specific
Keeps water accessible and balances weight for uneven terrain.
summer specific