Portugal · QUAD BIKES
The 5 best quad bikes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Drive your own quad from Fenais da Luz toward Sete Cidades, following guides such as Bruno, Filip, or Felipe over paved roads, coastal tracks, and steep mountain trails. The 3 to 4-hour ride reaches Pico da Cruz at 845 meters, with views of five crater lakes when weather allows.
“Great experience. Phillipe was an excellent guide. We saw beautiful vistas. The Azores are amazing!!”
Meet guides such as Ivan, Rodrigo, or Alex in Costa da Caparica for a two-hour quad ride through roads, forest, sand, cliffs, and historic sites. You will receive protective gear, a safety briefing, photo stops, and local stories in Portuguese, English, or French.
“This was definitely one of the highlights of our holiday. Our guide, Rodriguez, was brilliant. He took the time to explain everything to each group in three different languages, he had great energy and knowledge. The actual riding was SO fun. Starting on the roads was a great way to get the hang of the quad, then onto all sorts of terrains from beach and sand to woodlands and gravel. It felt like a proper adventure! Amazing value for money… coming from the UK, the same sort of experience would cost us four times as much. WELL worth the price, we were out for a great amount of time and…”
Set out from Moinho do Leitão with guides Mark, Simone, or Andy for a 105-minute quad ride through Paderne’s dirt tracks, orchards, and woodland. Expect a safety briefing, 30 to 35 km of riding, photo stops, water, and a small group limited to eight people.
“Our tour guide was fantastic. Sadly I can't remember his name but he was very friendly and brought a fantastic vibe which enhanced the experience. The activity was great as we rode through local areas and offroad tracks to see the beautiful landscapes. I would definitely recommend it!”
Join Quad Xperience near Caniçal for a 2.5-hour private ATV ride through mountain trails, Casa das Funduras, a secret stop, and Portela viewpoint. Ricardo and the team provide helmets, fuel, riding guidance, and photo stops. A category B car licence is required.
“We had a fabulous time! Our tour guide Ricardo was brilliant. Highly recommend”
Join Mark and Simone near Paderne for a 1-hour-45-minute quad bike ride through rural Algarve tracks, village roads, and citrus groves. You get safety instruction, equipment, water, fuel, and a route suited to first-timers. A full car licence is required for drivers, while children ride as passengers.
“I Booked the tour for the 2nd time and it was and still is a great tour and lots of fun with great hosts. They also always have a bottle of water for you.”
Pick a coast, a cellar or a cliff.
