Ride guide · GRAN CANARIA
The 15 best gran canaria atv & quad tours you can book today, with what a seat costs, how long you are on the throttle and who each one suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Drive a two-seat buggy through Gran Canaria’s Ayagaures Valley, past reservoirs, mountain villages, and Fataga viewpoints. Guides including Sebastian and Speedy handle safety, directions, and plenty of humor. Bring a valid car license, closed shoes, and clothes you can afford to dust.
“Excellent! Just do it! The Team is funny and really kind! It was an amaizing experience, 5 ⭐️”
You drive an 800cc buggy from El Tablero through Fataga Natural Park and up to the Ayagaures Pedro Gonzales viewpoint. Guides including Sebastian and Carmelo, known as Speedy Gonzales, lead the convoy, provide photo stops, and keep the ride lively. Expect scenic paved roads, a short dusty off-road section, and optional video footage.
“The whole team of staff were very energetic, organized, and really got you ready for a tour! Amazing greeting and prep and a fantastic tour, gentle bit of off road to towards the end which was just enough to avoid becoming uncomfortable or painful. The duo taking the tour out was HILARIOUS! Speedy Gonzales if a really funny character and totally made the day 100% would book again if we had enough time this holiday. A must try for any visitors!”
Drive an automatic buggy from Maspalomas into Gran Canaria’s southern mountains, with off-road tracks, canyon views, Fataga, and Ayagaures on the route. Guides such as Rafael, Turivio, and Antonio Maffia have led recent outings. You can switch drivers free, but bring your license and expect serious dust.
“Excellent. Rafael the guide was very knowledgeable and was outstanding. The trip was superb. I will be going again on it. Deffo book yourselves into it if you can.”
Take a 100% off-road buggy ride from Maspalomas toward Fataga, crossing rocky mountain tracks, valleys, and canyons before the sunset. You drive your own buggy, can change drivers at no extra cost, and receive goggles. Bring a license, expect heavy dust, and check your pickup email carefully.
“It was fantastic we missed our collection point I called them, and they came back and collected us. The whole group had to wait for us we enjoyed it the most it was one of our best activities in Las Palmas I would definitely recommend who would like to have some fun with dust”
You’ll drive a buggy on 100% off-road mountain tracks south of Gran Canaria, with an English or Spanish guide leading the way. Expect rocky climbs, scenic photo stops, goggles, hotel pickup, and a very dusty ride. Drivers need a license and physical credit card.
“very organised and had so much fun it was slow on the rocky bits but u wouldn't want to go fast anyway but then once ur clear of the rocks you then put ur foot down and it was amazing sliding around corners but does get very dusty 100% value for money definitely would go again”
Ride a modern 4-seat Yamaha Wolverine through Gran Canaria’s volcanic and tropical countryside. You’ll get hotel pickup in Maspalomas, a guide in English or Spanish, photo stops, scenic viewpoints, and a mix of road and rough off-road driving. Marko has also helped guests capture photos and videos.
“Absolutely fantastic, enjoyed the whole experience. friendly, knowledgeable staff. Tour guide Marko was extremely accommodating took loads of photos and videos. Well run company, good value. Highly recommend.”
Take a 150-minute off-road buggy tour from Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria with a Spanish or English-speaking guide. Drive along the southern coast and up mountain tracks in your own buggy, with guides such as Jose and Esther helping you handle the terrain and pointing out local wildlife.
“Hosè was an amazing guide. The buggy tour was one of the highlights of our trip.”
Ride a fully automatic Can-Am Ryker from Maspalomas with Adrian, an English and Spanish-speaking guide. Choose a mountain route to Fataga, a Maspalomas city ride, or a coastal run toward Playa del Cura, with safety instruction, fuel, insurance, helmet, and photo stops included.
“Highly recommended, one of the best tours ever , Andrea was super super professional and knowledgeable. He made our trip super flexible , informative and very safe . The bikes are brand new and in perfect condition. Wish that there was photography shooting option of the whole trip cause it was truly memorable 😍😍😍”
Join Adrian for a small-group Can-Am Ryker tour from Maspalomas to Fataga. After a careful driving lesson, you follow winding mountain roads, stop at an Aloe Vera plantation and the Degollada de las Yeguas viewpoint, and share one Ryker per booking unless you add another vehicle.
“Very fun activity, I booked this for my partner's birthday and the whole experience was very smooth. Adrian was very patient and made the experience very fun for us both. We did not get a chance to stop off at the aloe vera plantation which was a shame - but we did not realise this until the end as we were too busy just enjoying the experience. I highly recommend this activity!”
Join Philippe and his small team for a three-hour 1970s VW buggy tour from Meloneras. You may drive if you are at least 25 and carry your original licence. The route follows the coast and mountain roads through Maspalomas, Arguineguin, Cercado de Espino, and Mogan, with drink stops and time for photos.
“Great experience. my kids enjoyed the ride and we got to see some of the island with a great host.”
Ride a two-person buggy from Esnautica into Gran Canaria’s southern mountains near Arguineguín. Expect dirt tracks, cliffs, viewpoints, and plenty of dust at speeds up to 40 km/h. Sergio is one of the named guides, and hotel pickup runs from Playa de Mogán to Maspalomas.
Take a four-seat family buggy from Maspalomas toward Fataga on a 2.5-hour mountain route. You drive your own vehicle, switch drivers free, and stop at viewpoints. Bring a license, expect dust and bumps, and note that pickup details depend on your hotel and booking time.
“Très chouette activité à faire en famille. Mes garçons de 7 et 10 ans ont adoré. Personnel sympa, belle vue. A faire 😁”
Drive your own 600cc Can-Am Ryker across southern Gran Canaria with a multilingual guide. You’ll visit Guayadeque’s cave homes, eat Canarian tapas, stop at Castillo del Romeral and Agüimes, and see a Douglas DC-7. Small groups are limited to 10.
“Our guide Danny was brilliant, great local knowledge, he took us to an amazing place for lunch a real treat up in the mountains, I would highly recommend this for a great day out, weather you're a complete novice or seasoned rider you'll have a great day out.”
Drive a Can-Am Ryker from Maspalomas along the GC-200 coast road to Tauro with guide Adrian. You’ll get a safety briefing, helmet, fuel, photo stops, mountain views, and a sunset lookout above Amadores Beach. The tour lasts 2.5 hours and suits drivers aged 21 and over.
“We booked a Ryker bike for Feb 2025 while we were on holiday. Adrian messaged us advising where to meet him at his garage. There were 2 other couples and Adrian explained safety on the bikes and then individually gave us training on the very simple twist and go bikes(no gear changing involved). We chose the Coastal route. We followed Adrian out of the garage and started off from Playa Inglis and through to Puerto Rico. We had e stops for photos and Adrian gave us a chat on Gram Canarias landscape history. You can choose yourcown pace on the windey roads cut into the mountains as Adrian road his…”
Drive your own quad from Maspalomas toward Fataga and Ayagaures on a guided mountain route with rocky off-road sections, canyon views, and an afternoon sunset stop. The group is limited to eight, and English, Spanish, German, and Italian support is available. Bring a valid driver’s license and previous quad experience.
“Az út minősége igazi terepnek mondható. A nap még nem volt hajlandó lemenni. 🤣🤣 Egy picit kifogásoltam a jármű állapotát, az hogy csak egy job oldali tükröt raktak rá és forgalomban is közlekedtünk több sávos úton még nem okozott fennakadást de hogy zéró hátsó fékkel rendelkezett az egy picit kényelmetlen volt lefelé döcögve a sziklás részen”
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