About this tour
When Mia from our BugBitten team headed out on Go2Safari's quad bike tour, we traded Rhodes' crowded beach strips for proper mountain terrain — the kind you can only reach on two wheels. You get a choice: three hours in the morning to really cover ground through wild highland trails, or a tighter two-hour afternoon run timed for sunset views. Small groups (max 10), actual local guides, and snacks thrown in. It's the kind of thing that reminds you there's a different side to the island if you're willing to get dusty.
Highlights
- Wild mountain routes inaccessible without off-road bikes
- Sunset option catches highland light at golden hour
- Small groups mean guides actually know your name
- Professional setup — proper safety and local knowledge
- Snacks and water included in the price
- Both morning and afternoon slots fit different schedules
What to expect
The morning tour gives you a proper 3-hour ride through Rhodes' interior — the kind of landscape that doesn't make it onto postcard racks. Mia reported the pace was steady rather than frantic; guides kept groups together and pointed out terrain and viewpoints as you went. The afternoon run compresses things into two hours but times out to catch the light hitting the highlands as the sun drops. Either way, expect genuine off-road — washboard tracks, loose gravel, a few climbs. The groups stay small enough that you're not queuing behind thirty quads, and the guides are locals who actually live in these hills rather than seasonal operators.
Physically it's manageable — you're sitting on the bike more than wrestling it, and the source notes suits all fitness levels. That said, quads vibrate, they toss you around a bit on rougher sections, and you're out in the elements. The terrain keeps things interesting without feeling reckless.
What travellers say
- Off-road trails genuinely beyond typical tourist circuits
- Small groups keep the experience relaxed and personal
- Sunset timing on afternoon tour is properly magical
- Professional guides with local knowledge and safety focus
- Snacks and drinks included — no hidden add-ons
- Two-person quad limit means larger groups book separately
- Not suitable if you have spinal, pregnancy, or heart concerns
- Early arrival requirement and dust exposure need planning
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
If you want to see Rhodes beyond the resort belt, this works. The morning option gives you proper time to explore; the sunset run is genuinely well-timed. Small groups mean a friendlier vibe and better photo opportunities. Snacks are included, which saves you hunting for a taverna afterwards.
Quads only fit two people each, so larger groups need multiple bookings — that can get pricey and split your crew. You need a valid driver's license and need to show up 30 minutes early. The vibration and jolting rule it out if you've got a bad back, are pregnant, or have heart issues — the source is clear on that. Mountain terrain means dust, sun exposure, and wind, so pack suncream and a light layer. Groups cap at 10 total, so it can sell out in peak summer. Expect to be sore the next day if quads aren't your regular thing.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.