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Quad & Buggy Tours in Ajuy

Ajuy, Fuerteventura

⏱ 2 hours

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About this experience

Quad & Buggy Tours in Ajuy is a guided off-road adventure through the rugged landscapes of Fuerteventura's western coast. The tour starts in the fishing village of Ajuy and traverses volcanic trails, sandy tracks, and coastal paths. Riders explore the island's geological formations and remote beaches, with stops at historical sites like the Ajuy Caves.

What to expect

Tour duration is approximately 2 hours, covering 30 kilometres of off-road terrain.
Includes a helmet, safety briefing, and a guide leading the convoy on a quad or buggy.
Visitors drive past the Ajuy cliffs and the black sand beach, with a 20-minute stop at the Cueva del Agua.
Suitable for drivers with a valid car or motorcycle licence; passengers aged 7 and above can ride along.
Each vehicle accommodates up to two people, with single riders available on request.
The route includes a short climb to a viewpoint overlooking the Bay of Ajuy and the Isla de Lobos.