Quad Tours in Paphos

Unleash your inner adventurer and discover the beauty of Cyprus in an exhilarating and off-road way – through quad tours in Paphos.

Paphos, with its captivating landscapes and diverse terrain, provides the perfect backdrop for an adrenaline-pumping excursion. Hop onto a powerful ATV or buggy and get ready to explore hidden gems, rugged trails, and iconic landmarks, all while experiencing the thrill of off-roading.

These quad tours offer a unique opportunity to delve deep into the heart of Cyprus's natural beauty, promising an unforgettable journey through the landscapes and culture of this enchanting region.

Here's all you need to know about quad tours, one of the most exhilarating outdoor activities in Paphos.

What are the best quad tours in Paphos?

Choose from a convenient 1.5-hour ATV tour or take on a mammoth 6-hour adventure, each offering non-stop adventure and an overload of stunning sights.

Coral Bay and Adonis Baths quad tour

Your thrilling quad adventure kicks off at 10:00 AM as you ride along the stunning coastal route, passing by the picturesque coral beach of Pegeia and past sea caves with otherworldly rock formations.

The shipwreck of the Edro III is another beacon on your journey before reaching the historic St. George's Harbor, notable for its catacombs and archaeological treasures. Then, venture to the Akamas Reserve to witness the vital turtle breeding sites and a refreshing swim at the Lara Turtle Conservation Station.

After a quick stop at a café, your exploration continues with a visit to Adonis Baths, where you can take a dip, admire the waterfall, and stroll through enchanting nature trails. Immerse yourself in the captivating tales of Aphrodite and Adonis before concluding your adventure back at the starting point.

Coral Bay to Lara Bay quad tour

This comprehensive ATV tour takes you from Coral Bay to Lara Bay, stopping off at the most famous landmarks on the way. Feel the thrill as the wind rushes past, bringing with it the aroma of the Mediterranean Sea. The path often surprises with hidden spots known only to locals, which the guides are eager to share.

On your ATV tour, you will see the Edro III shipwreck and St George's Harbor before stopping at Akamas for a swim at the turtle conservation. The last stop is a small café at Lara Bay, where you can indulge in some refreshments before cruising back to the starting point.

Seaside ATV tour

Take an adventurous off-road drive along the coast to the quaint village of Mandria. After getting a briefing from the by trained guides, you will be ready to set off on your journey that is both safe and exhilarating.

As you ride, the rhythmic roar of the quad bike blends harmoniously with the sound of crashing waves. Witnessing the sunset on this tour is a surreal experience, painting the skies as you rev along the coastline.

At Rikkos Beach you will have time to swim and sunbathe or even visit a beach bar or local café. This quad bike tour is all about the driving experience, bobbing and weaving across technical terrain next to stunning sea vistas.

How much do quad tours in Paphos cost?

Off-road quad bike tours between Coral Bay and Lara Bay cost about €70 per person.

ATV tours to Coral Bay and the Adonis Baths typically cost about €90 per person if you are sharing a quad bike. If you want to drive alone on a quad bike, it costs €125 per person. Some tours give you the option of upgrading to a manual buggy at €95 per person.

Quad bike tours along the seaside cost €120 per person and only includes your safety gear.

What is included?

All quad bike tours in Paphos start with a safety briefing and are led by an experienced guide. You will be equipped with a helmet and goggles and covered by 3rd party insurance.

Some tour operators include lunch and entry fees in their price, while others require you to pay for those separately, so double-check the details of your specific tour before booking.

Where does it start?

ATV and quad tours in Paphos start at the tour operator’s office. They will send you instructions on how to reach the starting point on your own, while some operators may provide a hotel pickup service, at an additional fee.

How long does it last?

Coral Bay and Adonis Falls tours generally last around 5 hours, while seaside off-road quad tours are only about 1.5 hours long.

When is the best time for a quad tour in Paphos?

The best time for a quad tour in Paphos is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is pleasantly warm but not excessively hot, allowing for comfortable rides.

These seasons also offer beautiful landscapes, as spring brings blooming flowers and autumn showcases changing foliage. Moreover, these times are less crowded than peak summer, ensuring a more serene experience.

Is it safe?

Yes, quad bike tours in Paphos are generally safe and operated by professional guides who prioritize safety, while the vehicles are regularly inspected and well-maintained for optimal performance. These experts are familiar with the local terrains and ensure tours match riders' abilities.

A moderate physical fitness level is required to participate, so quad tours are not recommended for pregnant travelers and people with back and heart problems or other serious medical conditions.

Are children allowed?

Yes, children are allowed to join quad bike tours in Paphos as passengers, provided they are accompanied by an adult. The minimum age, though, varies, so confirm the details with the tour operator before booking.

Do I need a driving license?

Yes, you will need a driving license to drive an ATV or quad bike in Cyprus.

What happens in case of bad weather?

Quad bike tours in Paphos require good weather, so if the conditions are bad, then your excursion may be canceled. In this case, you will have the option of a full refund or rescheduling for a later date.

Which other outdoor activities can be done in Paphos?

• Buggy tours in Paphos
• Jeep tours in Paphos
• Hiking in Paphos

Travel tips

• Always wear a helmet and appropriate safety gear. Even if you're an experienced rider, unfamiliar terrains can be unpredictable.
• Wear long trousers and closed shoes to protect against dust, stones, and the sun. Sunglasses and sunscreen are also recommended.
• The Cyprus sun can be intense. Carry water with you, especially if embarking on a long tour.
• Respect the environment and stick to designated trails to avoid damaging fragile ecosystems.