Quad Off-Road Safari in Goynuk Canyon — Kemer ATV Tour with Swimming Break
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate — you should be comfortable sitting and operating an ATV for 45‑minute stretches and able to handle short, controlled climbs.
Overview
Trade the resort rhythm of Kemer for torque, dust, and a plunge into a clear canyon pool. This guided quad tour through Goynuk Canyon pairs off‑road riding with a refreshing swim—ideal for first‑timers and experienced riders alike.
Quad Off-Road Safari in Goynuk Canyon — Kemer ATV Tour with Swimming Break
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The engine coughs, the guide calls out a quick checklist, and the trail opens like a challenge. Pine-scented wind fills the visor as riders pick their line over loose rock and sun-warmed clay. Within 10 minutes the Mediterranean drops away and the mountains press in: this is Goynuk Canyon, where a 90‑minute quad loop punctuated by a cool swim compresses the raw geography of Antalya into an energetic half day.
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Adventure Tips
Wear closed‑toe shoes
Sturdy sneakers or light hiking shoes protect toes from pebbles and provide better control on uneven sections.
Bring 1–1.5L of water
Hydration is crucial—carry a refillable bottle in a small daypack; water is limited during the ride.
Protect your phone
Dust and splash are common; use a ziplock or drybag for electronics and a lens cloth for immediate cleaning.
Listen to the briefing
Instructors cover throttle, braking and passing protocols—pay attention to remain safe and keep the group moving.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common kestrel
- Mediterranean tortoise
History
Goynuk Canyon sits at the edge of ancient Lycian territory; the valley’s stone walls and terraces reflect centuries of small‑scale agriculture and mountain travel routes.
Conservation
Stick to marked trails and avoid using sunscreens that can contaminate the pools; local operators emphasize leave‑no‑trace and limit group sizes to reduce erosion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Closed‑toe trail shoes
Grip and protection for rough, sometimes rocky trail sections.
Sunglasses and helmet liner
Shades (and a thin liner under the provided helmet) reduce glare and keep dust out of your eyes.
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Light daypack with water bladder
Holds water, sunscreen, and a small towel for the canyon swim.
Quick‑dry clothing
Dries fast after the swim and won’t weigh you down when damp.
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