Quad bikes and dune buggies are self-drive desert activities, but the controls, seating and pricing are different.
Quad bike
A quad bike is an open all-terrain vehicle with handlebars and a straddle seat. Introductory rides often use a supervised area. The price is commonly per rider.
Dune buggy
A buggy uses a steering wheel, bucket seats, harnesses and a roll cage. Two-seat and four-seat versions are common. The price is normally per buggy, not per passenger.
Safety and duration
Both activities require a briefing and responsible driving. Confirm helmet, goggles, harnesses, route type and the approximate wheel-moving time. An advertised duration may include fitting and briefing.
Which should you choose?
Choose a quad bike for a more open individual ride and lower starting price. Choose a buggy when guests want to ride together or prefer steering-wheel controls and a roll-cage format. Share driver age, licence status and passenger details before booking.