Fethiye quad biking on TurB2C is a 3-hour guided safari through pine forest and up onto the rocky ridges behind the coast, with door-to-door pickup from your hotel.
You pick your vehicle: a single quad, a double quad to share, or a heavy-duty buggy shared with other guests. Around 1 hour 15 minutes of the trip is actual riding time, and expert marshals ride with the group. Below you will find the route, how to choose a vehicle, what to wear and the questions people ask most.
The trip lasts 3 hours from the moment you are collected at your hotel to the moment you are dropped back. Of that, 1 hour 15 minutes is throttle time on the trails. The route climbs steep forest inclines, runs through dense pine woods, crosses rocky mountain ridges and finishes some stretches on natural mud tracks. Expert marshals lead the group, so you follow their line rather than finding your own way.
A quad is controlled with a thumb throttle and handlebars, so most people get the basics quickly. The terrain is what takes attention: steep climbs, loose rock and mud need a steady hand and a sensible speed. Any off-road vehicle carries some risk, and the best protection is to follow the marshals' instructions, keep your distance from the rider ahead and ride within your comfort level. If you are unsure, a buggy or a double quad with someone experienced is worth considering.
This is a guided ride, not a hire where you head out alone. Within it you have three options. A single quad gives you full control of your own machine. A double quad lets two people share one vehicle, which suits a rider and a passenger. The heavy-duty buggy is shared with other guests and has more structure around you than a quad, a good fit if you prefer a seat to a saddle. Check the tour page for age and licence requirements before you book.
Wear closed shoes and clothes you do not mind getting dirty, because the mud tracks and forest dust reach everyone. Fethiye is hot in midsummer, so bring water and sun protection for your skin and eyes; spring and autumn are milder for being out on the trails. For quad biking photos, keep your phone in a zipped pocket or secured case while riding and take pictures when the group is stationary.