What the €38 covers
- Round-trip hotel transfer from Belek by air-conditioned vehicle.
- The full river run: around fourteen kilometres of the Köprü, guide in every raft, helmet, life jacket, paddle and wetsuit.
- The quad safari at the canyon.
- Insurance for the activity and the open-buffet lunch by the water.
Where the quad part happens
At the canyon, near the rafting base — not in Belek, and not somewhere you are driven to separately. That is the whole reason these two fit into one day rather than two.
It is the reason we can price it in advance, too. Quads are sold at the canyon on the day as well; booking the combo simply means the machine is arranged before you arrive rather than negotiated on the riverbank in a wet swimsuit.
Before you book, tell us the ages
We are being straight with you here rather than printing a number we cannot stand behind: the quad stage has its own rules at the base, and we do not publish an age for it because none is recorded on our side. The rafting itself takes children from seven.
So send us the ages of everyone coming, on WhatsApp or in the booking message, and we will tell you exactly who can ride, who rides along and who stays on the bank. It takes one message and it saves an argument at the base.
What to wear for both halves
The river decides your clothes: swimsuit under everything, shoes that fasten to your feet and can get soaked, a towel and a full change of dry clothes in your bag.
The quad stage adds dust to that, so nothing you would be upset to see dirty. Sunglasses need a strap if you want to keep them.
Quad or buggy?
Both cost the same €38 and both happen in the same place on the same day. The difference is the obvious one: you sit astride a quad and steer it with handlebars, and you sit in a buggy behind a wheel.
Which suits your party is worth one message before you book, because the seating and the rules at the base are theirs rather than ours, and we would rather answer it than guess for you.