2 SEATER QUAD BIKE TOUR
Overview
An ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle)—also often called a quad bike refers to a rugged, four wheeled off-road vehicle designed for exploring challenging terrains like sand dunes.
Built for adventure, this powerful 2-seater quad bike lets you explore tough terrain with a partner. It features a strong engine, smooth suspension, and comfortable seating for two. Perfect for off-road fun, trail rides, and outdoor exploration.
Looking for more comfort and stability? Try our 2-Seater Dune Buggy Tour for a smoother desert ride.
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Inclusions
- Pick up
- Guided desert ride with expert instructor
- Perfect for beginners & thrill seekers
- Helmet, Gloves & Safety Gear
- Complimentary chilled water bottles
- Scenic stop for photos & Dune exploration
- Drop off
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How old does the passenger need to be?
The driver must meet the 16+ minimum, while the passenger can usually be younger — commonly from around 7–12 depending on the operator — as long as they can hold on securely and follow instructions.
Can the driver and passenger swap partway through the ride?
Some operators allow a swap at a rest stop if both riders meet the driving age requirement; ask your guide at the start of the tour, since not every route has a safe place to switch.
Is there a combined weight limit for both riders?
Yes — two-seat quads are rated for a combined rider weight, so heavier pairs should mention this when booking to make sure the vehicle and route are suitable.
Are there any health conditions that would rule out this tour?
Pregnant guests, and anyone with back, neck, heart, or respiratory conditions, or recovering from a recent injury or surgery, shouldn’t ride due to the bumps and sudden movements involved. Check with a doctor beforehand if you’re unsure, and mention it when booking so the guide can advise.
What's the best time of day to book?
Morning slots are cooler and quieter on the dunes, while evening departures build toward a sunset ride — both run the same route and safety briefing, so it’s really a matter of preference.