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A half-day quad safari from Side along the Köprucay river: 20 km of muddy trails, pine-scented tracks and shallow river terraces. Practical, family-friendly (riders 16+), with showers and hotel pickup included.
A half-day quad safari from Side along the Köprucay river: 20 km of muddy trails, pine-scented tracks and shallow river terraces. Practical, family-friendly (riders 16+), with showers and hotel pickup included.
The river air tastes of pine and wet earth as you line up behind the group, engines low and ready. A guide checks helmets, the bus hums away, and the trail opens: mud-splattered ruts, sandy tracks, and stretches of low scrub that encourage you to push the throttle. For about 20 km you’ll ride through landscapes that shift between river terraces and sun-baked fields, the Köprucay river daring you to follow its curves.
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Operated by Seven Tours · Side, Antalya
The river air tastes of pine and wet earth as you line up behind the group, engines low and ready. A guide checks helmets, the bus hums away, and the trail opens: mud-splattered ruts, sandy tracks, and stretches of low scrub that encourage you to push the throttle. For about 20 km you’ll ride through landscapes that shift between river terraces and sun-baked fields, the Köprucay river daring you to follow its curves.
This stretch of southern Anatolia sits at the edge of the Taurus foothills; millennia of river action have cut terraces and gravel bars into the valley, leaving a mix of alluvial soil and exposed limestone. The area near Side bears Roman and Lycian traces — ruins and ancient roads not far from modern beach towns — and the local culture blends seafaring tourism with inland agricultural life.
Expect a hands-on, slightly messy outing: mud is part of the route, showers and changing rooms are provided, and you’ll be offered a keepsake DVD of the run. The ride itself is straightforward—mostly flat to rolling terrain with short technical sections where mud or ruts demand controlled speed and balance.
Practical guidance: arrive in closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind ruining, bring water and sunscreen, and keep a small waterproof pouch for your phone or camera. Children under 16 ride as passengers only; helmets and basic instruction are included. If you have spinal, heart, or pregnancy concerns, skip this one. Book with hotel pickup for a seamless half-day outing and plan to be back to town before evening for dinner along Side’s harbor.
No formal motorcycle license is required for this tour, but drivers should be at least 16 and able to follow basic ATV instruction from the guides.
The operator cancels in bad weather for safety and will refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; they may also cancel for insufficient participants.
Yes — helmets and basic insurance are included, and guides will brief you on safety before the ride.
Yes — the facility provides showers and changing rooms so you can clean up before hotel drop-off.
Seven Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The river air tastes of pine and wet earth as you line up behind the group, engines low and ready. A guide checks helmets, the bus hums away, and the trail opens: mud-splattered ruts, sandy tracks, and stretches of low scrub that encourage you to push the throttle. For about 20 km you’ll ride through landscapes that shift between river terraces and sun-baked fields, the Köprucay river daring you to follow its curves.
The river air tastes of pine and wet earth as you line up behind the group, engines low and ready. A guide checks helmets, the bus hums away, and the trail opens: mud-splattered ruts, sandy tracks, and stretches of low scrub that encourage you to push the throttle. For about 20 km you’ll ride through landscapes that shift between river terraces and sun-baked fields, the Köprucay river daring you to follow its curves.
This stretch of southern Anatolia sits at the edge of the Taurus foothills; millennia of river action have cut terraces and gravel bars into the valley, leaving a mix of alluvial soil and exposed limestone. The area near Side bears Roman and Lycian traces — ruins and ancient roads not far from modern beach towns — and the local culture blends seafaring tourism with inland agricultural life.
Expect a hands-on, slightly messy outing: mud is part of the route, showers and changing rooms are provided, and you’ll be offered a keepsake DVD of the run. The ride itself is straightforward—mostly flat to rolling terrain with short technical sections where mud or ruts demand controlled speed and balance.
Practical guidance: arrive in closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind ruining, bring water and sunscreen, and keep a small waterproof pouch for your phone or camera. Children under 16 ride as passengers only; helmets and basic instruction are included. If you have spinal, heart, or pregnancy concerns, skip this one. Book with hotel pickup for a seamless half-day outing and plan to be back to town before evening for dinner along Side’s harbor.