The 15 Best Buggy & Quad Tours in Spain

1.Guided Off-Road Volcano Buggy Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 4,385 reviews · 2 - 3 hours Our pick

Drive a buggy from Costa Teguise through Guatiza’s old quarries, past the Mala Dam, and up to Peñas del Chache, Lanzarote’s highest point. Guides such as Diego and Jeshua lead small groups through dusty, bumpy terrain, with goggles and a windbreaker supplied. Bring your own bandana, warm layers, and original driving license.

“Steven was gracious. It was bumpy but lots of fun going to the top to see the sights. Pickup and checkin went smoothly and all were kind.”

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2.Quad Bike Tour, Snorkeling, and Cliff Jumping

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 2,294 reviews · from $62

Drive a well-maintained MXU 300 quad through forests, country roads, and Mallorca’s hill country with guides such as Pablo, Anna, Martin, or David. The ride reaches Mount Randa for wide island views, then stops at a Mediterranean bay for swimming, snorkeling, and optional 6 to 10-meter cliff jumps. A full driving license is required.

“Loved the day! Anna was an awesome guide, had fun driving to and from the mountain. The views are stunning!!”

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3.Gran Canaria Guided Buggy Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 1,743 reviews · from $85

Drive a two-seater buggy through Gran Canaria’s Ayagaures Valley, past reservoirs, canyons, villages, and mountain viewpoints. The two-hour route mixes paved mountain roads with dusty off-road sections. Guides including Speedy, Eloy, and Lucian keep the pace safe and lively, with stops to change drivers and take photos.

“Loved every minute. The guides were fun and friendly and the buggy driving was amazing. I want to do it again”

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4.Cofete Beach Jeep Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,644 reviews · from $74

This half-day 4x4 tour takes you from south Fuerteventura hotels along rough mountain tracks to Cofete Natural Park and Cofete Beach. Expect panoramic viewpoints, native cactus, Villa Winter from the outside, a Canarian food stop, and a dusty, bumpy ride in a white Land Rover marked Discovery. Guides speak English, Spanish, German, or Italian.

“All was perfect, great time, very nice jeep drivers, we had lots of fun.”

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5.Jandía Natural Park & The Puertito Buggy Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 1,263 reviews · 2 hours

Drive your own buggy through Jandía Natural Park and onward to Puerto de la Cruz, also called The Puertito. After hotel pickup, you receive a safety lesson, driving briefing, and dust goggles. Expect gravel tracks, mountain and sea views, a short photo stop, and a chance to change drivers before returning.

“Fun and exciting. Perfect amount of time. Beautiful scenery. Be prepared to get dirty, especially if it has recently rained.”

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6.Corralejo: Buggy Safari Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 1,174 reviews · 3 hours

Take a three-hour buggy tour from Corralejo across dirt tracks, sand dunes, and old volcanic craters. You will drive on roads and off-road trails, stop for photos, and pause at Don Pepe bar for about 20 minutes. Guides such as Margarita, Ben, Tom, and Sayed have been praised for clear safety briefings and island stories. A full license, sunglasses, and a face covering are essential.

“We had a fantastic time on the buggy tour. We had 2 buggies, our daughter has only been driving for a year and she found the buggy easy to drive as they are automatic and enjoyed driving throughout the tour. The majority of the tour is on the main rounds with around a 20-30 minute section off the road in the middle of the tour. We stopped at a little cafe so there was time for a quick drink and a comfort break, the ladies toilets were out of use, not sure if this is a usual thing but be prepared to use the gents as a unisex toilet instead.…”

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7.Off/On Road Buggy Tour with 2 or 4 Seater

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 1,017 reviews · 3 hours

You’ll drive an automatic two or four-seat buggy from Palma’s outskirts through Sant Jordi and Llucmajor, then up to Monti Sion monastery at 542 meters. Guides such as Andre, Nikki, Kevin, and Radu lead small groups of up to nine, with on-road driving, rocky tracks, radio contact, and wide island views.

“We absolutely love it, the only one recommendation- bring safety glasses, it’s very dusty. But off-road part was very exciting.”

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8.3 Hour Amazing Automatic Can Am Buggy Tour of Beautiful Lanzarote

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 787 reviews · 3 hours (approx.)

Set out from Puerto Calero in an automatic Can-Am Maverick buggy, following guides such as Mario, Rob, Jimmy, or Dean through villages, volcanic scenery, and mixed road and off-road routes. Stop at Bodega La Geria for views, coffee, and optional wine tasting. Expect dust, sensible driving, and a full driving licence.

“Had the most amazing time from start to finish. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful and informative. We were both a little dubious as we were older but it’s the most amazing experience and I couldn’t have asked for anything better. The views were amazing the bump’s fantastic in the off road part . Thank you too all the staff for such a memorable day . Please give it a go you won’t be disappointed.”

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9.Costa Calma: Buggy Safari

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 699 reviews · 3 hours

Take a three-hour guided buggy ride from Costa Calma across dirt tracks, dry riverbeds, and desert hills. Stop at black-sand Playa de Ugan, a small local bar, La Pared, and Playa Sotavento. Guides including Jurjen, Jürgen, and Dominique lead small groups in English, German, Italian, or Spanish. Bring your license, sunglasses, and a face covering.

“one of the best experiences one 4 wheels which i had . greetings from slovakia”

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10.2-Seater Buggy Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 572 reviews · from $46Best value

Take a guided two-seater buggy ride through Llucmajor’s rural roads and coastal scenery. Guides including Manu lead small groups of up to eight, with safety instruction, a 30-minute swim stop, and time to enjoy a quiet cove. You need a valid car license held for at least two years.

“It was amazing! I would recommend everyone to try this out if you want to explore more of Mallorca. The guides were very kind and professional, and very friendly! 10/10😎”

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11.Mix tour Guided Buggy Volcano Tour 4 or 6 seater

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 477 reviews · 2 - 3 hours

Drive a CanAm Maverick 1000R buggy from Costa Teguise through Guatiza, Mala, Teguise, and the volcanic north. Expect a mix of road and rough tracks, a climb to Mirador de las Nieves, dusty air, big views, and a bumpy return. Guides speak English, Spanish, French, Italian, and Catalan.

“We had a brilliant experience on the buggy volcano tour. Our guide was great and the whole trip was amazing. The views from the top of the island are spectacular. Our pickup from our cruise ship was on time and they were happy to drop us off at the marina area for tapas and drinks afterwards which was very kind. Our best trip of our cruise and we did loads of different activities”

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12.Excursion in Mallorca by Quad

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 447 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $111Top rated

Drive a quad through Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana, mixing paved roads with off-road sections, mountain views, villages, and coastal scenery. Guides such as Flavio, Pedro, Severin, and Stéphane lead small groups of up to 10, explain the controls, and keep the pace safe. A driving license is required, and swimsuits are worth bringing.

“What a great experience and tour. We couldn’t have asked for a better day. The guys knew great locations for riding and were so sweet and even took photos of us in the stops. We saw a lot for the amount of time we rode.”

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13.Jet Ski Tour with option for Quad Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 447 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $54

Ride a jet ski from Marina San Miguel with an instructor leading the way past volcanic coast sights such as Yellow Mountain and Costa del Silencio. Beginners need no license, and wetsuits, lockers, showers, and drinks are provided. You can also choose a three-hour quad safari through Teide National Park.

“It was really cool i never ride a jetski before but it's perfectly doable for beginners we had a lot of fun it's also nice that there are showers and changing rooms available afterwards 👍”

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14.Quad Adventure Teide Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 305 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $96

Ride a quad from San Miguel through Arona, La Escalona, Vilaflor, and Teide National Park. You’ll climb to about 2,400 meters, with roughly 15% on dirt roads and the rest on protected paved routes. Guides such as Lucas, Yeary, and Mateo have led tours, with photo stops, a café break, and optional pickup from south Tenerife.

“We had the best time on this trip! The views driving through the national park were amazing and a great view of Mount Teide. We felt very safe due to the great organisation and direction of our guides Lucas and Yeary. They made the day so enjoyable taking great photos of us as well. We would definitely recommend renting the coats and gloves for a small price as the temperature difference when you’re driving and climbing up through the hills is crazy, quite chilly when you’re 2100m up! A great day and would definitely recommend!”

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15.Teide National Park Guided Buggy Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 299 reviews

Drive an automatic CFMOTO or Can-Am buggy from Las Chafiras to Teide National Park with guides such as Javier, Alex, Mario, and Yosney. Expect small groups, volcanic scenery, photo stops, snacks, water, goggles, and a provided coat. You’ll reach 2,200 meters, where sunny Tenerife can turn cold and windy.

“Amazing buggy adventure, Alex our guide was extremely helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. I couldn’t recommend this trip more.”

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