Frequently asked questions

€28 per driver. If someone rides with you rather than driving, they pay €14.

€35 per driver, and €17.50 for a passenger riding with a driver.

16 and over. Bring ID — it is checked as proof of age.

No. The safari runs on a private off-road course rather than public roads, so no driving licence is required. Every driver does the safety briefing and a test drive instead.

Yes, all of them. No clutch, no gears — if you have never driven a manual, it makes no difference here.

Yes. You ride the same route with a driver, and pay half the driver price.

Half the driver price of the vehicle: €14 on a quad, €17.50 on a buggy.

Yes, a helmet is provided and it is included in the price.

Yes. It is worn for the whole safari, with no exceptions.

The off-road experience is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. Your hotel transfer and the briefings are on top of that.

Yes — round-trip hotel transfer is included in the price, from selected hotels and areas around Alanya.

There are two sessions every day: one starts at 08:00 and one at 13:00. You choose which when you book.

No. 08:00 is when the session starts. Your pick-up is earlier, and the exact time depends on your hotel and the transfer route — we confirm it to you after you book.

No, 13:00 is when the afternoon session starts. Your hotel pick-up is arranged before that and confirmed after booking.

Comfortable clothes you do not mind getting dirty, and comfortable shoes. Dark or practical colours beat white on an off-road track.

You can, but closed or sturdier shoes are more comfortable on the route.

Yes — the track gets dusty, and sunglasses make a real difference.

You can, but you probably will not want to. Off-road riding means dust, mud, dirt and water.

Yes, family and group buggy options are available. Whoever drives pays the driver price and anyone riding with them pays half. Message us with your group and we will confirm the arrangement.

An information briefing, a safety briefing, instructions on operating your vehicle, and a test drive. Only then does the route begin.

No. The briefing and test drive exist for exactly that reason. Our guides have the final say on whether a driver is ready, and anyone who would rather not drive can ride the same route as a passenger.