Where to Ride: the 9 Best Cyprus Quad Bike Tours

1.Value for money Quad & Buggy Tour to Lara Bay and Adonis Falls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 484 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $72Our pick

Chris, Nick, and their team lead a small-group quad and buggy ride from Peyia through the Sea Caves, Edro III shipwreck, Lara Beach, and Adonis Baths. You get goggles, safety guidance, swimming stops, and the chance to see parts of western Cyprus that are hard to reach by ordinary tour bus. Bring cash, old clothes, water shoes, and a valid driving license.

“This trip was amazing fun, the guys in charge took great care of everyone in every way safety, making sure everyone was OK 👍 the trip was a dusty one because of the roads, so make sure you don't wear anything too nice. Also make sure to take water shoes as the water falls were very rocky in the water & can easily slip. The only thing I would say was lunch wasn't great so maybe take something with you if possible & drinks although they do stops so you can buy drinks on the trip.”

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2.4 hour Quad & Buggy Safari Akamas(lara Bay) & Adonis Falls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 219 reviews · 3 to 4 hours (approx.) · from $78

Ride a quad or buggy from Peyia through Akamas to Adonis Baths, the Sea Caves, St. George Island, and Lara Bay. Chris, Nick, and their team lead the route, manage road junctions, and provide helmets, goggles, fuel, and third-party insurance. Hotel transfers from Paphos cost extra, while a Coral Bay shuttle may be available.

“Adonis Falls was a great Experience,water was freezing,but had to give it a go! Quad Buggy’s great fun to drive,and was well Marshalled to keep your safe at Junctions etc!”

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3.Quad or Buggy Tour from Coral Bay to Adonis Baths

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 133 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.)

Drive a quad or buggy from Coral Bay through Pegeia and the Akamas area, stopping at the EDRO III shipwreck, Agios Georgios, Lara Bay, and Adonis Baths. You will get dusty, swim twice, and need a driving license. Guides such as George have been praised for their friendly help, but the pace suits beginners more than experienced riders.

“We had so much fun, 100% reccomended!! The only thing is, be prepared. Take your driving license, take a towel / maybe a change of clothes. Be prepared to get very messy and dirty, but it’s all part of the fun! Also if you’re scared of heights there is some parts you may need to close your eyes!! The staff were friendly and explained everything too! Can we do it again ?”

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4.Village & Mountain Buggy Safari in Paphos

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 107 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $102

Drive a quad or buggy from Paphos through Riccos Beach, Mandria, Asprokremmos Dam, and the mountain villages of Nata and Episkopi. Costas and the local team provide equipment, safety instructions, water, and coffee or tea. Expect dusty tracks, public roads, sea views, and a small group of up to eight people.

“Really enjoyed our buggy drive. Was more off road on way out which we preferred the return journey was more road. Fantastic views with nice stops on the way including a local cafe where drinks were cheap. We had two for a total of €3”

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5.Paphos: Seaside and off Road Buggy Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 48 reviews · 1h 30m · from $111

Drive a fully automatic buggy from Paphos along dusty off-road tracks to the coast at Mandria. After a short briefing, you will tackle rough paths, pause for beach time and a drink, then return by buggy. Drivers must be 18 or older, and you need a license, closed shoes, and clothes that can get dirty.

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6.Paphos: Buggy Tour Akamas incl and Adonis Falls

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 44 reviews · 4 hours

Take a two-person buggy from Peyia through the Sea Caves, shipwreck viewpoint, and Akamas to Lara Bay and Adonis Baths. English and Greek-speaking guides lead the route, provide goggles, and stop for swimming, photos, and a meal break. Bring a full driving license, swimwear, cash, and clothes you do not mind getting dusty.

“Really fun experience visiting different sites in Paphos, both guides were extremely friendly and informative which made the experience very memorable, would definitely recommend to a friend!!”

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7.Paphos: Beach and Mountain Buggy Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 43 reviews · 3 hours

You’ll drive a buggy from Geroskipou’s municipal beach across dusty farm tracks, pause at Mandria beach, then climb into the Paphos hills. An English-speaking guide leads the small group through winding tracks and a semi-dry river before stopping at a village coffee shop. Guide Dimitri is noted for careful driving and local tips.

“This will probably be the highlight of the time in Cyprus. Fantastic experience from start to finish with amazing scenery, delicious fresh local food in a mountain village and some wonderful company. 5 star tour guide. Relaxed, safe and a very enjoyable safari.”

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8.Paphos: Buggy Safari to Akamas Peninsula with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 31 reviews · 4 hours · from $276

Meet an English-speaking local guide, learn your buggy, then drive from Paphos harbor to Coral Bay, the Sea-Caves, Edro III, and Lara Bay in Akamas. You get dusty off-road tracks, free time to swim, and a Cypriot lunch with meat or vegetarian choices. Drivers must be at least 18 and carry a license.

“Balade très sympa.Petit groupe. Nous avons vu l épave puis nous sommes allés à la plage des tortues ou nous avons eu la chance d en voir au mois d août. Petit resto fort sympathique en bord de mer. La balade dans l akamas se fait vraiment mieux en buggy je déconseille la voiture de location pour y aller 😉😄.”

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9.Paphos: 4×4 ATV & Buggy Safari Tour to Aphrodite’s Rock

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 23 reviews · 2 hours · from $123

You’ll learn the controls and safety basics before driving a buggy or 4x4 ATV along seaside roads, farm tracks, and dusty off-road paths. Stop at Mandria for a drink, then reach Aphrodite’s Rock for photos, a short tunnel walk, rock climbing, or a swim. Small groups are limited to eight.

“We started by popping in a few hours before the tour began to say hi. The owner was rude and tried to stop us going on individual quad bikes as we had booked. He said the girls with us wouldn't be able to handle them. We had used quads many times before. It took some talking through and we were really close to walking away. This was our holiday and I wouldn't have expected that from what was supposed to be a professional tour. We went back when it was our time and they were ready for us. The route was fantastic but there was no talking us through anything…”

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