From Kundu and Belek: Quad Buggy Safari on the Köprüçay River

Belek Quad Buggy Safari on the Banks of the Köprüçay

Swap the sunbed for a set of handlebars on a 90-minute ride packed with engine roar, pine scent and flying mud. The trails run beside the Köprüçay River near the village of Beşkonak, where the Taurus foothills fold into cool green valleys.

A Shuttle from Belek and Kundu

A transfer vehicle collects you from your hotel in Belek or Kundu and heads inland toward the mountains. The listed session time is when the riding begins and your pickup happens earlier, with the exact time shared once your booking is confirmed.

Helmets On and a Warm-Up Loop

At base camp your instructor fits your helmet and walks you through the throttle, the brakes and the hand signals used on the trail. A short practice circuit lets you get a feel for the automatic quad or buggy before the convoy rolls out, so no licence or past experience is needed.

Dust Clouds Beneath the Pines

Follow your guide in single file along forest tracks, rutted dirt roads and shallow water crossings that send spray flying around your wheels. Every bend opens a fresh view of the valley and tests your nerve on uneven ground.

A Cold Dip Where the River Bends

Halfway through, the engines fall silent on the bank of the Köprüçay. Wade into the chilly mountain water, rinse off the dust and grab photos with the wooded slopes behind you.

Mud-Splashed Miles Back to Camp

The second stretch carries you back to base along muddy and rolling tracks. Hand back your gear, dry off and settle into the shuttle for the drive to your hotel.

Clocks Worth Knowing

Two sessions run every day and you are free to pick whichever suits your plans: the morning ride starts at 10:00 and finishes around 11:30 while the afternoon ride goes from 13:00 until roughly 14:30. Session times may change depending on weather conditions. Drop-off comes after the activity ends and your arrival time at the hotel depends on traffic and where you are staying.