Single or Double: Picking the Right Vehicle for Your Party

Single means one person, one throttle, full control. Double means driver plus passenger, the option to swap at the sea break, and the only way young drivers of 12 to 15 can ride.

A single quad or buggy puts one person on one machine: your own throttle, your own line, nobody's weight shifting behind you. It is the pick for confident drivers and for anyone who wants the trail unmediated.

A double carries a driver and a passenger side by side in the buggy or fore-and-aft on the quad. Three uses justify it: couples sharing the day, parents carrying a child passenger from age two, and young drivers of 12 to 15, who are only legal with a parent in the same vehicle. The sea break is where the passenger can ask to trade seats, so both halves of a double get to drive if both qualify.

The practical part

• Single vehicle: one driver per vehicle
• Double vehicle: driver plus passenger; swap allowed at the break if both qualify to drive
• Children: child passengers ride only in doubles, from age two
• Drivers aged 12 to 15: ages 12 to 15 drive only with a parent in the same vehicle, which means a double

What the ride looks like

Once wheels move, the day runs identically for every guest: briefing, the convoy ride on the beach and the inland dunes, a sea break halfway, return to the trailhead.

Drop-offs bring you back around 13:30 to 14:00 after the morning run and 18:30 to 19:00 after the afternoon one.

Planning notes

If one of you is unsure about driving, book the double anyway; the passenger seat converts to the driver's at the break.

You can pay in cash on the day (EUR, USD or TL) or by card at online booking. Cancel more than 24 hours ahead and it is fully free; weather cancellations on our side refund or reschedule free too.

Related guides: the age rules post · the buggy post

Questions

Is a double slower or less fun?

Not really. The convoy pace governs everyone, and passengers get the same views plus the option to take the wheel home.

Two adults on one quad: comfortable?

It is designed for exactly that. The buggy version puts the passenger beside the driver, the quad stacks you fore-and-aft.

What should I bring?

Closed shoes for quad and buggy, swimwear under your clothes for the sea break, sunscreen applied early, sunglasses, and a phone in a zip bag. Helmets, gloves and water are provided.

Reserve your seat

Seats fill first in season. Book through the reservation page, or message +90 533 961 77 12 on WhatsApp and we match you to a session.

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