You take the handlebars: two hours of dust, pine shade and tight bends on a 300cc Yamaha quad. The trail is reserved for the tour alone, so nothing comes the other way. Oymapınar is 50 minutes from Belek.
It all starts at the track entrance, where instructors hand out helmets and run through braking, cornering and the hand signals used on the trail. Then the 300cc Yamaha quads fire up. For two full hours you follow a forest route closed to public traffic, alternating between shaded pine stretches, open clearings and dusty straights where you can pull the throttle. Guides ride within the group the whole way.
A forest track reserved for the tour and closed to public traffic
300cc Yamaha quad bikes
Two uninterrupted hours on the trail
Pine forest around Oymapınar dam and lake
Guides riding along with the group
Sessions are split into a morning and an afternoon shift, and you pick the one you prefer. The transfer from your hotel to the private track beside Oymapınar dam and lake takes 50 minutes; the morning group is back at 13:00.
Helmet
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Experienced tour guides
Photo and video recording
Drinks
Personal spending
The price of this tour includes: Helmet, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Experienced tour guides.
Yes. Infants aged 0-3 join free of charge and children aged 3-11 pay a discounted child price.
Sessions are split into a morning and an afternoon shift, and you pick the one you prefer. The transfer from your hotel to the private track beside Oymapınar dam and lake takes 50 minutes; the morning group is back at 13:00.
Booking is free and no credit card details are required. You pay on the day of the tour, in cash or by card.
Yes. You can cancel or reschedule free of charge via WhatsApp up to 24 hours before the tour.
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