Who this buggy price list is written for
This page prices the buggy safari for however many of you are coming: one person at the wheel, a pair in one machine, an adult with a child in the seat beside them, or a party of four. The buggy is a two-seater you sit inside next to each other, with the wheel in front of whoever is driving. That is a genuinely different purchase from two people taking two machines, and it has its own arithmetic — which is what the rest of this page works through, line by line.
Two rules shape every total below. Each buggy carries a driver and one other person, so it is one passenger per driver and no more. And every booking needs at least one driver: there is no passenger-only ticket, so if only one of you wants to steer, that person books as the driver and the other books the seat beside them. No driving licence is needed for either of you, because the safari runs on a private off-road course rather than a public road. A compulsory test ride before the tour decides who takes the wheel, and anyone who does not complete it, or would simply rather not drive, rides along at the half fare instead.
The four buggy prices, and nothing behind them
There are exactly four figures for the buggy: two ride lengths and two roles. The first number is what the person at the wheel pays; the second is the seat beside them, which is always precisely half of it. Everything further down this page is built out of these four numbers and nothing else.
No child rate, no student rate and no group rate hides behind them, and there is no unpaid place for a guest who comes only to watch. The price list has two rows, driver and passenger, and every person who joins the transfer and the safari sits on one of them.
- Buggy Short Tour, 1.5–2 hours of riding — €35 per driver, €17.50 for the seat beside them
- Buggy Long Tour, 2.5–3 hours of riding — €43 per driver, €21.50 for the seat beside them
- Moving from Short to Long costs €8 more per driver and €4 more per passenger, on the same course with the same inclusions
- Either way the day runs roughly 4 to 4.5 hours door to door, and there are two departures daily — a morning session and an afternoon one
One adult, one buggy
Travelling alone, or simply want the wheel to yourself? You pay the driver fare and that is the whole bill: €35 for the Short Tour, €43 for the Long Tour. One person taking part, one paid place. The passenger fare appears only when somebody actually takes the second seat.
That matters when your group is an odd number, because it means nobody has to be squeezed in or left behind. Three friends can take two buggies — two sharing one, the third driving their own — for €87.50 on the Short Tour or €107.50 on the Long. The total is always simply the sum of the places taken.
Two adults in one buggy
This is the combination the buggy exists for, and it is the cheapest way for two people to get onto the course. One of you books as the driver at the full fare, the other as the passenger at half. Sharing saves you exactly the price of the second seat: €17.50 on the Short Tour, €21.50 on the Long, against taking a machine each.
What you give up is a second machine, not the day. Both of you cover the same route through the Aspendos countryside beside the Köprüçay river, in the same buggy, with one of you steering and the other belted in alongside. The four lines below are the whole decision.
- Two people sharing one buggy, Short Tour: €35 + €17.50 = €52.50
- Two people sharing one buggy, Long Tour: €43 + €21.50 = €64.50
- Two people with a buggy each, Short Tour: €35 + €35 = €70
- Two people with a buggy each, Long Tour: €43 + €43 = €86
An adult with a child in the seat beside them
The arithmetic does not change when the second seat is a child's. It is €17.50 on the Short Tour and €21.50 on the Long — exactly half of what the adult at the wheel pays, so an adult and a child in one buggy is the same €52.50 or €64.50 as any other pair. There is no child fare on this safari, because the fare follows the seat rather than the age: a ten-year-old beside you and a grown friend beside you cost the same.
The passenger seat has no lower age limit, but we do not recommend it for children under four, who can find it hard to hold on safely across a route of dust and ruts — and we would rather say that before you book than after. If a younger child does come along, that seat is charged at the passenger fare like every other place on the safari. The same is true of a grandparent or a friend who joins the day only to watch: they are on the transfer and at the base with everybody else, so they take a paid place, at the passenger fare, because it is the only reduced fare that exists.
What a party of four pays
Four people cannot travel in one buggy. It seats a driver and one passenger, so four means at least two machines, and from there the total depends only on how many of you want the wheel.
- Two buggies, two driving and two riding along, Short Tour: €35 + €35 + €17.50 + €17.50 = €105
- The same four on the Long Tour: €43 + €43 + €21.50 + €21.50 = €129
- Three drivers and one passenger, three buggies, Short Tour: €35 + €35 + €35 + €17.50 = €122.50
- The same three-plus-one on the Long Tour: €43 + €43 + €43 + €21.50 = €150.50
- Four drivers, four buggies: 4 × €35 = €140 on the Short Tour, 4 × €43 = €172 on the Long
What the buggy fare includes
Every figure on this page is a full-programme fare rather than a starting price. Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off sits inside it with no surcharge, from Belek, Kadriye and Boğazkent, from Lara, Kundu, Antalya, Muratpaşa and Konyaaltı, and eastwards through Side, Manavgat, Evrenseki, Kumköy, Çolaklı, Gündoğdu and Kızılot. For a hotel outside those areas, ask on WhatsApp before you book and we will tell you honestly what we can do.
That transfer is a real part of what you are buying, because the safari does not run in Belek at all. The course lies inland in the Aspendos area, on the natural ground beside the Köprüçay river, and from the Belek hotels the drive out there is around 35–40 minutes depending on where you are staying. A price that leaves the transfer out is not the same price as this one.
- Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off from the fifteen resort areas above, with no surcharge
- Your off-road buggy for the whole route, fuelled and ready
- The instructor and guide, with a full safety briefing before anyone starts an engine
- The helmet
- Liability insurance for the activity
What the fare does not cover
A short list, and none of it is compulsory — you can finish the whole safari without spending another cent. The helmet is the only piece of protective kit that comes with the ride.
Eye protection is worth a line of its own. The trail is dusty, and goggles are the item guests most often assume come with the ride — they do not. Goggles are sold at the base as an optional extra, and the team quotes the price there. We do not print a figure here, because a number we cannot stand behind is worse than no number at all — and for many riders their own sunglasses do the same job. A dust mask is not included and neither is a bandana; bring your own if you want your face covered, which is packing advice rather than something included in the fare.
- Dust mask, goggles and bandana — not included; goggles are sold at the base as an optional extra, price not published here
- Food and drinks, including anything you buy at the rest stop
- Photo and video service
- Gratuities for the guide and the team
- Personal spending and souvenirs
Reserve free, pay in euros on the tour day
Nothing is charged when you book a buggy. No card details are taken, there is no deposit and no payment page at the end of the form: you choose Short or Long, say how many drivers and how many passengers are coming and where you are staying, and the places are held for you. Sending the form creates a real reservation straight away, but it is not an automatic instant confirmation: it reaches us as pending, a person checks it, and we come back to you with your pickup time, because that depends on where your hotel sits on the morning or afternoon run.
You pay in euros on the tour day, once the transfer has arrived and you have seen the machines, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before departure. Because nothing was charged, there is no refund to chase. If your group has an unusual shape, send the numbers on WhatsApp (+90 536 603 75 84) before you book and we will confirm the total in writing.
If you are still weighing the two machines against each other, the full Belek price list sets all four variants side by side, and our quad versus buggy comparison explains how the two actually differ to drive. This page stays with the buggy, because its own price list is the thing people want in one place.