Mallorca · MALLORCA BUGGY AND QUAD TOURS
Dirt tracks through the almond country, a viewpoint above the coast and usually a swim stop. These 15 are compared on route length, whether a driving licence is required and how much of the day is actually spent driving.
Drive a new MXU 300 quad through forests and country roads near Palma, climb Randa for island views, then stop at a bay for swimming, snorkeling, and optional 6 to 10-meter cliff jumps. Guides including Pablo, Anna, Martin, and David lead the English-language tours.
“Nice quad trip, Martin and Pablo 5*****, many thanks for trip 👍”
Take a 2 or 4-seater buggy from Palma’s outskirts through Sant Jordi and Llucmajor, then climb to Monti Sion at 542 meters. You’ll get automatic vehicles, radio contact with guides such as Andre or Nikki, a dusty off-road section, and a 360-degree island view.
“Fantastic experience, really enjoyable tour of Mallorca and all staff friendly and knowledgeable, would definitely recommend and do again, super fun”
Drive a two-seater buggy through Llucmajor’s rural roads, coastal lanes, and small coves with an English, German, or Spanish-speaking guide. Manu and his team provide safety instructions, lead the convoy, and allow a 30-minute swim stop. Bring your original driving license, swimwear, towel, and sunscreen.
“Right from the start to finish the friendly person in charge did a brilliant job explaining everything and escorting four buggys through the city and lovely urban areas at sunset ending the awesome time by driving along the beach area before arriving where we started. Highly recommend!”
Drive a quad through Mallorca with guides such as Flavio, Pedro, Severin, and Stéphane. Expect a small group, clear instruction, mountain roads, off-road sections, coastal scenery, and a possible swim stop. A valid driving license is required, and the route returns to Santa Ponça.
“Great time! Fluvio (sorry if I spelled it wrong) was a great leader... saw amazing & beautiful areas of Majorca... Mountains...Beach...Towns...we went through it all!! Quads were very comfortable and easy to drive. Make sure to have water and a backpack (no place to store your stuff-but I think it said it in the booking) Would definitely recommend doing it!!”
Drive a manual buggy from Cala Millor toward Porto Cristo, mountain monasteries, Cala d’Or, caves, and Cala Domingos. Guides such as Mike and Jürgen lead the English-language tour, with fuel, drinks, and scenic stops included. Bring your original driving licence and budget for insurance.
“Great trip. Brilliant fun. Got to see the sights of Majorca. Really enjoyed the buggy, especially second gear.”
You’ll ride a guided quad through Palma’s outskirts, rural roads, forested bends, and up Randa Mountain for wide views. In summer, the route adds a rocky coastal stop for swimming, snorkeling, and optional cliff jumping. Guides including David, Martin, Pablo, Anna, and Chabi lead small groups of up to 10.
“So, the trip is a concrete only journey. It was one third “biker gang” quad ride through a beach town and rest ride through the country roads about 15 miles from base. NO OFF CEMENT riding as per guide it is no longer allowed. The “beach” for the swim and snorkeling was (1) full of people, and (2) a tough access Lava rock setting. And we were given 20 minutes total to swim. You won’t get any intro to Mallorca or learn anything about it from the tour and to be honest, there are way better ways to spend a morning. Though I did feel like i joined a Quad…”
Take a two-hour guided quad ride from Port d'Alcudia through Alcanada, Bon Aire, La Victoria, Es Barcares, and Alcudia Old Town. Choose a single or double quad, follow a multilingual guide, stop at scenic viewpoints, and enjoy water. Private tours also include Spanish ham, salami, cheese, and juice.
“Absolutely amazing! Guide was extremely friendly and chatty. Was amazed that he was fluent in many languages, we British toured with another couple that was Dutch and made sure everything said was repeated to both groups. Took us to an amazing sight seeing spot that we will remember for the rest of our lives. Thank you so much! If you’re in Mallorca you need to visit Alcudia and do this tour!”
Join guide Eckbert for a two-hour Yamaha Grizzly quad ride from Andratx through S'Arraco and San Telmo. Expect a mix of quiet roads, mountain tracks, coastal viewpoints, and photo stops, with Spanish, English, or German guidance. A full car driving license is required, and passengers must be at least eight.
“We had a great morning quad biking. There were 5 of us from the same family on the tour and everyone really enjoyed it. Our host Eckbert gave very clear instructions and took ultimate care to make sure we were all ok all the time. We went to some beautiful places on the bikes and stopped in a gorgeous bay for a drink. Overall highly recommend as a great trip for the family.”
Join Eckbert on a small-group quad tour around Andratx, using an automatic Yamaha Grizzly 300 or 350. You’ll receive safety instruction, ride at a relaxed pace, stop for photos, and see mountain and sea views. A valid original car driver’s license is required.
“Eckbert was a great guide and took his time to demonstrate the Quads for those with less experience and didn't rush us around the tour. You get to see a lot of areas in different ways and feel quite immersed in the environment whilst also getting to enjoy some quad biking. A great way to spend some time and again Eckbert is a great guide who makes the whole experience more fun. Would definitely recommend.”
Drive an automatic two or four-seat buggy from Platja de Palma through farmland, windmills, village roads, and a 30-minute off-road route. Continue to Randa and the Santuari de Monti-Sion for a 360-degree island view. Drivers must be at least 21 and carry a valid original license.
“Really amazing, great mix of on road with great views, and some fun off road sections. Plus a nice stop at the halfway mark, definitely recommend.”
You’ll drive both a manual slingshot and an automatic buggy on a two-hour route from Calvia through the Sierra de Tramontana. Expect coastal roads, a photo stop at Malgratz Island, views near Estellencs, Port Andratx, and a €30 driver insurance charge paid at the office.
“activité faussée. on vous annonce 2 à 3 arrêts. Nous en avons fait 1 seul de 40 minutes. cr qui réduit votre temps de route. On vous annonce buggy et lance pierre, nous n avons pas pu rouler avec les buggys. Nous avons demandé au guide s'il pouvait prendre quelques photos de nous en route étant donné qu il n'y avait qu'un arrêt mais celui-ci a refusé. In vous réclame 30€ par conducteur en plus du prix pour soit disant l'assurance mais on vous la demande en liquide 🙄 L'activité en elle-meme est chouette mais les à côtés et la convivialité des organisateurs n'y est pas du tout.”
Drive an automatic CF Moto Zforce buggy from Paguera along Calvià’s coast and into the mountains near Es Capdella, Andratx, and Camp de Mar. A multilingual guide leads a small group of up to 10, with stops at Malgrats Island and Cap Falco when traffic and weather allow.
“malgré le choix du buggy, aucun hors piste que de la route pendant 2h. 1 seul point de vue avec arrêt, pas de 2eme arrêt comme indiqué (forfait 2h), par contre un arrêt carburant a la station service. engin très bruyant et donc cela rend globalement l'expérience peu agréable.”
Drive a quad from Peguera through rural Mallorca and the Tramuntana Mountains to views of Sa Dragonera, Sant Elm, Puerto de Andratx, and Camp de Mar. You get a safety briefing, helmet, English service, and a drink stop during this three-hour outing.
“We absolutely loved this activity. The organisers communicated really well with us and ensured we had a great time. They were professional and kept us really safe. My friends and I had the best time and we definitely recommend this activity to everyone.”
You’ll drive a quad through Alcudia’s historic walls, Cala San Joan, and Victoria before sunset. A Spanish or English-speaking guide leads the small group, with fuel, helmets, photos, and pickup from Alcudia, Playa de Muro, or Puerto de Pollença included.
Meet at 11:30 on Bulevar de Peguera for a three-hour quad ride through Mallorca’s southwest. Expect a short safety briefing, helmets, fuel, cold drinks, and stops at Malgrat Islands, Portals Vells, Port Portals, Calvia, and Es Capdella. Guides including Andi, Franzi, and Jörg have led past tours.
“She was mega and we had a lot of fun we had done the tour one and it was just beautiful and the tour leader was mega nice and coolAuto-translated”
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