What is genuinely the same
The route, the guide, the terrain, the two daily session times, the briefings, the test drive, the helmet and the round-trip hotel transfer are identical. Both vehicles are automatic, so neither asks you to change gear.
That matters, because it means the choice cannot go wrong. Nobody books the buggy and gets a shorter ride, and nobody books the quad and misses part of the route.
What a quad gives you
Handlebars, a throttle under your thumb and nothing between you and the track. A quad is the more direct of the two: you feel the surface change through the bars, you steer with your weight as much as your hands, and you are the only person deciding anything.
It is also the cheaper seat, at €28 per driver. If your instinct when you picture this is 'I want to ride it myself', the quad is the one you are picturing.
What a buggy gives you
A wheel, two pedals and a bigger machine underneath you. It is the choice for guests who would rather take rough ground in a vehicle with more around them — and for anyone who simply prefers driving to riding.
The buggy driver seat is €35. Someone riding along with the driver pays €17.50, which is the arrangement most couples and families end up in.
The question that usually decides it
Is someone in your group not going to drive? Then the buggy is often the simpler answer, because the two of you travel together for one driver fare and one half-price passenger fare, and neither of you spends the ride alone.
Everyone driving their own machine? Then it comes down to preference, and quads are the cheaper way to give each person their own vehicle.
Can you change your mind?
Before you book, yes — the booking form is where you choose, and switching between the two takes one tap. After you book, message us on WhatsApp and we will sort it out with you rather than making you rebook.
What is not possible is deciding at the base on the day: the vehicles are allocated to the session you booked.