Quad Biking in Greece: 32 offers from 65€

Quad Biking in Greece 🇬🇷

32 total offers

65€–450€ Price range

9 cities

Hit the throttle at 650cc and quad biking in Greece delivers terrain that few European destinations can match: volcanic ridgelines, ancient gorges, and coastal dust tracks where the Aegean drops into view without warning. This is not a beach-resort lap around a car park. Greek islands stack elevation, loose gravel, and dry riverbeds into routes that demand real grip and real attention.

Crete concentrates the widest range of off-road conditions in the country. The Rethymno hinterland pairs stream crossings with mountain plateaus on half-day ATV safaris, while the Platanias of Chania corridor in the northwest runs quad safari circuits through olive groves and limestone outcrops. On Rhodes, the interior hills behind Faliraki open onto 4WD-accessible tracks that wind past medieval hamlets, explaining why the island consistently produces the highest review volumes in the Greek market. Kos adds a third island profile: flatter terrain with longer open stretches, suited to riders who prefer sustained speed over technical climbing.

Most tours run 3h30 to 5 hours and include a full safety briefing, helmet, and a 4WD or ATV with automatic or semi-automatic transmission. Water temperatures around Greek islands range from 16°C in early spring to 27°C in August, and the dry Mediterranean climate keeps dust tracks rideable year-round. Operators typically require riders to be at least 18 years old and hold a valid driving licence for at least one year before taking the controls solo. Tandem configurations are available for passengers who do not hold a licence.

Greek quad tour operators work under guidelines set by the Hellenic Tourism Organisation (EOT), and most guides hold certified off-road instructor qualifications. The data speaks clearly on where to start: Rhodes leads the country with a 5.0/5 rating across 33 verified reviews, and Agia Pelagia on Crete logs 5.0/5 from 20 reviews at prices from 80 €. Book Rhodes if maximum peer-validated confidence is your filter.

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All quad biking experiences in Greece

Quad Biking in Malia

8 65€ – 140€ 4.8 (1025)

Quad Biking in Santorini

6 125€ – 212€ 4.9 (340)

Quad Biking in Hersonissos

5 79€ – 130€ 4.9 (272)

Quad Biking in Heraklion

4 76€ – 450€ 5.0 (1287)

Quad Biking in Agia Pelagia

3 80€ 5.0 (346)

Quad Biking in Rhodes

2 70€ – 160€ 5.0 (33)

Quad Biking in Kefalonia

2 100€ – 140€ 5.0 (12)

Quad Biking in Rethymno

1 100€ 5.0 (33)

Quad Biking in Corfu

1 75€ 5.0 (3)

Frequently asked questions

Can you go quad biking in Greece year-round?

Yes, quad biking in Greece runs across all 12 months. The dry Mediterranean climate keeps off-road tracks accessible even in winter, when air temperatures on Crete and Rhodes rarely drop below 12°C. Spring (April,May) and autumn (September,October) are peak months for comfort: cooler air, firm ground, and less tourist traffic on the routes.

How much does quad biking in Greece cost?

Quad biking in Greece starts at 70 € per person in Rhodes, making it the most affordable destination in the country. Agia Pelagia on Crete offers tours from 80 €. Malia and Hersonissos price sessions from 130 €, typically for longer half-day ATV safaris of 4 to 5 hours that include hotel transfers and a guide.

Do you need a driving licence for quad biking in Greece?

A valid car or motorcycle licence is required to drive a quad bike solo in Greece. Most operators enforce a minimum age of 18 and require the licence to have been held for at least one year. In Rethymno and Rhodes, tandem ATV configurations allow a passenger without a licence to ride alongside a licensed driver.

Where is the best-rated destination for quad biking in Greece?

Rhodes ranks as the top-rated destination for quad biking in Greece, scoring 5.0/5 across 33 verified reviews. Agia Pelagia on Crete also holds 5.0/5 from 20 reviews, with tours from 80 €. Rhodes routes through the Faliraki area offer a mix of coastal dirt tracks and interior hill climbs at prices starting from 70 €.

What equipment is provided on a quad biking tour in Greece?

Standard ATV tours in Greece provide a helmet and a full safety briefing before departure. The quad itself, usually a 4WD or semi-automatic all-terrain vehicle, is included in the tour price. Operators in Crete and Santorini also offer goggles and gloves on request. Riders should wear closed-toe shoes and long trousers for dusty mountain tracks.

Updated March 2026

Quad Biking in Greece 🇬🇷