
moderate
2 hours
Moderate fitness—able to handle short bursts of standing and light balancing on uneven terrain
Throttle up and trade the shoreline for forested tracks on a two-hour quad safari from Kemer to Goynuk Canyon. Ride through pine-scented trails, cool off with a canyon swim, and learn local geology and history from experienced guides.
Dust from the trail lifts behind the convoy as quad bikes thread a ribbon of dirt beneath an open sky—pine needles crackle under tires, and the sea hangs like a silver promise on the horizon. The Kemer Quad Safari begins with that first throttle; within minutes the Mediterranean scrub and forested slopes of the Beydağları range close in, and the appliances of hotel life—sunbeds and cocktails—feel a world away.

Sturdy sneakers or light hiking boots protect your feet from mud, rocks, and the quad’s footrests.
Hydrate before the ride and carry water—heat and dusty trails make dehydration easy.
Sunscreen, a neck buff and sunglasses reduce sunburn risk during exposed sections.
Use a wrist strap or dry pouch; loose items can be lost on bumpy sections or during the swim break.
The canyon sits on routes historically used by shepherds and traders moving between the Lycian coast and mountain pastures; traces of old stone terraces and walls remain along the lower slopes.
Operators encourage staying on marked tracks to protect fragile limestone ledges and local vegetation; visitors are asked to pack out trash and avoid disturbing freshwater pools.
Grip and ankle support for rocky and muddy tracks.
Essential for staying hydrated in warm Mediterranean conditions.
summer specific
Protects against strong sun on exposed ridgelines and during the swim break.
summer specific
Keeps electronics safe during the swim and on bumpy trails.