One booking, not five
The single most useful thing a group can do is book together. One reservation means one confirmation, one pickup arrangement and one conversation if something changes — rather than five bookings that have to be matched up by hand and can end up on different sessions.
The form asks for driver and passenger counts, not names, so a group booking takes no longer than a booking for one.
Mixing quads and buggies
You do not all have to be in the same kind of vehicle. Some of the party can take quads while others take a buggy; you ride together either way, because the route and the session are the same.
Tell us the mix in the booking notes if it matters to you, and we will confirm it before the day.
Nobody has to drive
Every group has someone who would rather not, and that is a solved problem here rather than an awkward one. They ride the same route with a driver and pay half the driver price.
It also covers the case where our guides decide after the test drive that someone should not take the route as a driver. The passenger seat is always there, and it costs the same half price either way.
Larger parties
If you are a big group, message us on WhatsApp before you book rather than filling the form and hoping. We would rather tell you honestly what fits into a session than take a booking we have to unpick.
That conversation takes a minute and it is the difference between a group that rides together and a group split across two sessions.
What we do not promise a group
A session to yourselves. You ride in a guided group with other guests, and we do not sell exclusivity we have not agreed to give you.
If a private departure is what you want, ask — but ask, rather than assuming. Anything we have not confirmed to you is not something this page will imply.