Twenty-eight kilometers of off-road trail through banana plantations and rice paddies outside Pattaya — ideal for first-timers. This three-hour ATV or buggy tour includes instruction, safety kit, lunch and hotel transfers.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The throttle opens and the Thai countryside answers: dust rises from a rutted track, palms lean like spectators and a line of buggies threads between banana groves and flooded rice paddies.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Light to moderate fitness; able to sit upright and brace through bumps for about two hours of riding.
Wildlife
History
Pattaya grew from fishing villages into a coastal resort and agricultural hinterland; many trails follow old farm access tracks and canals.
Conservation
Riders are asked to stay on marked tracks to limit erosion and protect rice paddies—bring out plastic waste and support local vendors.
Reserve your spot on the Beginner Rider Tour Pattaya 28km ATV or Buggy Adventure today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Ready for Dust
Bring a buff or bandana and use the supplied goggles—dust accumulates on open tracks and visibility can drop on dry days.
Hydrate Before You Ride
Drink water during the briefing and take small bottles on the course; guides schedule short water breaks mid-ride.
Protect Electronics
Use a waterproof or dustproof pouch for phones and cameras; mounts shake loose on rough sections.
Follow the Guide’s Pace
The guides set speed and line for safety—stay in formation and obey hand signals to avoid collisions.
Closed-toe hiking or trail shoes
Protects feet from controls and provides grip on muddy or sandy exits.
Long pants (lightweight)
Shields legs from brush, sun and engine heat while improving comfort under the seat.
Sunscreen and brim cap for pickup/shuttle
Thai sun is strong; apply SPF before you’re exposed and reapply after the ride.
summer
Waterproof/dustproof phone pouch
Keeps electronics safe from spray, dust and jarring on bumpy trails.