Quad biking around the Merzouga dunes
A guided route that covers in one morning what would take a full day on foot. Booked separately.
What the route is like
We set off from the camp with a guide who knows the terrain and head out to the dunes and the surrounding area: nomad settlements, stretches of firm sand where you can open up, and viewpoints over the whole area.
No previous experience is needed: the quads are automatic and the guide sets the pace for the group. Helmets are provided.
Before you book it
- Booked separately; it is not part of the tent rate.
- Tell us when you reserve, or as soon as you arrive, so we can set it up.
- Best early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
- Bring goggles and a scarf: there is sand in the air.
Price
Guided quad route
Ask us for the price based on length and group size.
Detail to be confirmed: precio de las actividades opcionales
Questions about quad biking
Do I need a driving licence?
Message us before you book and we will confirm it for the route and vehicle you want. It is the first thing worth clearing up.
Can I ride as a passenger if I do not want to drive?
Yes. You can ride pillion, or do the route with a guide driving. Tell us how many you are and who wants to drive.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the length of the route and how many of you there are. We do not publish it because it varies; message us on WhatsApp and we will give you a fixed price before you arrive.
What should I wear?
Long trousers, closed shoes and sunglasses. Sand gets thrown up, and in short sleeves you end up with red arms even when it is not hot.
Does it clash with the camel ride?
No, they are different things at different times. Quad biking is usually done in the morning or mid-afternoon, and the camel ride at sunset.
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Ask about quad biking
Message us and we will send you the price and the times available for your dates.
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Keep reading
- Experiences born of the desert Knowing the Sahara means more than looking at its dunes: it means crossing it, hearing its silence and meeting the people who live in it.
- Discovering the Sahara by 4x4 Beyond the big dunes there is another desert, full of landscapes, stories and ways of life to discover.
- Sandboarding on the Merzouga dunes The dunes are also there to have fun on. Boards are free for our guests throughout their stay.