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Yes, a valid driver's license is required to drive a quad or buggy. Passengers do not need a license. Minimum age for drivers is 18 (21 in some cases).

Is the tour suitable for beginners?

Yes, quad tours are suitable for beginners. The guide leads the route at a manageable pace and provides full safety instructions before departure.

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Quad & Buggy Tours in Inishbofin Village

Inishbofin Village, Inishbofin

⏱ 5 hours

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About this experience

Quad & Buggy Tours in Inishbofin Village offers guided off-road excursions across Inishbofin Island, County Galway. The tours depart from the village and traverse rugged coastal tracks, bogland, and sandy beaches. Each trip is led by a local guide who shares insights into the island's history and wildlife.

What to expect

Tours last approximately 1.5 hours, covering 10 kilometres of off-road terrain.
All safety helmets and waterproof over-trousers are provided for each participant.
You will visit the island's western cliffs, the deserted village at Knock, and the sandy beach at Dumhach Island.
Suitable for adults and children aged 8 and over; drivers must hold a full car licence.
Each quad carries one driver and one passenger, while the buggy accommodates up to four passengers.
Stops are made at three viewpoints for photo opportunities and short walks.