Malaga · OFF-ROAD BUGGY AND QUAD TOURS IN MIJAS
Dirt tracks in the hills behind Fuengirola, usually ending at a viewpoint over the coast. The 14 below are compared on route length, whether a driving licence is needed and how much of the time you are actually at the wheel.
Join guides Juan, Nino, or Zain for a one-hour automatic quad ride through the Sierra de Mijas. You will learn the controls, follow dirt roads past farms and wildlife, stop at Valtocado Views, and share one two-seat quad with a partner.
“very good, enjoyed very much, guide was very good and the route we took was awesome. thank you”
Meet your guide in Mijas for a two-hour automatic quad ride through mountain roads, dirt tracks, riverbeds, and farmland. No previous experience is needed. Guides such as Zain, Juan, and Nino provide instruction, water, and help with photos. One booking covers one quad for up to two people.
“Very good, the team were very fun and helpful, couldn’t fault them”
Spend two hours driving an automatic two-seater quad through Málaga’s Guadalhorce nature area. A multilingual guide, including guides such as Fabian, leads you across dirt roads, dunes, rocky tracks, and sometimes the river, with stops for photos and plane spotting.
“Ha sido muy divertido! Los guías espectaculares se centran en ayudarte y guiarte para que disfrutes la experiencia… si eres más lento o te da algo de respeto no te preocupes y atrévete te ayudan, esperan, aconsejan… todo sin agobios y con sonrisas”
Drive a two-seat buggy through Mijas with guides such as Henry and Andrea, combining town roads, dusty tracks, mountain views, and Mediterranean panoramas. You get safety equipment, water, fuel, and third-party insurance. Bring a license, closed shoes, spare clothes, and a towel.
“Unreal trip, went on off road and main roads, we have seen great places and got some explanation about the town. Great guidance, great fun, fully recommended.”
You’ll drive a two-seat buggy from Mijas into the Sierra de Mijas, following winding roads and off-road tracks to Valtocado Views. A guide such as Leno provides the safety briefing and driving lesson, while the small group keeps the outing personal. Expect great views, water, and possibly mud.
“My husband and I had a blast on this tour. You will definitely get dirty, so wear old clothing/shoes! The entire team was great. Highly recommend this activity.”
You’ll drive a modern quad through the Sierra de Mijas with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide. Expect narrow mountain trails, open scenery, river sections, and plenty of dust. One or two people share each quad, and a driver’s license, ID, closed shoes, and practical clothing are required.
“real nice, just be aware that you will ne quite dusty and dirty afterwards. so just be aware and bring practical cloth.”
Drive a two-seat buggy through the countryside around Mijas with James, an English and Spanish-speaking guide and mechanic. This 2.5-hour, small-group tour covers 43km of trails, streams, viewpoints, and public roads, with safety gear, fuel, insurance, and a local bar stop included.
“Myself and my partner had such a good time on the buggy tour. James was so welcoming and made us feel at ease straight away. There were only 4 of us so the group was intimate and very personable, we all laughed and joked which was really enjoyable. The tour itself was definitely long enough as sometimes these things can feel a little rushed. I was a little scared of the hills but my partner had the time of his life! James was just a pleasure to be with and if we visit again we would definitely be back. The pins for the world map at the end were a…”
Drive a two-person buggy through the Mijas mountains with a guide, crossing dusty tracks, bumpy river beds, and old cattle routes. Stop for views over almond, olive, lemon, and orange groves. Peter and the team lead small groups, with goggles and water provided. Bring a license and sturdy shoes.
“Très bonne expérience. Parcours dans la montagne Avec des guides géniaux. On a acheté après le pack photos vidéos, ça vaut le coup car pas de possibilité de prendre des photos.”
Take a two-hour, two-seater quad safari through the hills above Mijas with an English-speaking guide such as Simon. A full Category B driving licence is required to drive, while children and non-drivers can ride as passengers. Expect dirt tracks, mountain scenery, photo stops, and a small group of up to six.
“We had an amazing guide that made us feel comfortable and safe the whole tour. He took us to places with fantastic views.”
Drive a two-seat buggy through the Sierra de Mijas above Malaga. Bigfoot Buggy Tours supplies goggles and neck scarves, while guides such as Alex lead the route and stop at viewpoints overlooking a golf resort. Drivers must be 18 or older and carry a full valid car license.
“Best experience I’ve had, the person in charge of the tour was very nice and polite, and we also had a camera man who took wonderful photos and videos that we will keep forever, THANK YOU!!”
Drive an open-air buggy through the Mijas countryside with Bigfoot Buggy Tours. The three-hour route reaches a talc quarry, dry riverbeds, bamboo fields, and mountain roads. Guides including Elody, Alex, Charlie, and Karen lead small groups of up to eight. Drivers must be at least 18 and carry a valid car license.
“Ride the buggy through the countryside with cool roads.Cool experience, well organized, everything safe and harmlessAuto-translated”
Drive a two-seater 4x4 buggy from La Herradura to the old village of Cerval, climbing to 450 meters for wide views over the bay and Almuñécar. Your 90-minute route mixes country roads, narrow tracks, and off-road driving, with an Andalusian picnic and soft drinks at a scenic stop.
“A mervellous tour! Everything was perfect; the drivning, the scenary, the lunch and the two guides! We enjoyed every second of this adventure!”
Drive a quad through Mijas countryside and mountain trails on this two-hour guided tour. Gabriel may lead your group through riverbeds, past sheep, horses, donkeys, and birds of prey, with Costa del Sol viewpoints along the way. Drivers must be 18 or older and carry a valid license.
“This tour had some of the best views you will see in costa del sol. The service was excellent and was a good pace . I will do it again when I come back . Nfl hall of famer willy roaf”
Alfred and Jeroen guide this three-hour buggy trip from La Herradura up to Peña Escrita at 770 meters. You drive through rural Andalusia, stop for coastal views, enjoy soft drinks and a picnic, then return by way of Cerval and off-road tracks. Buggies, training, and safety gear are included.
“A wonderful adventure with a real pro. Everything was even better than advertised. The lunch was a splendid finishing touch. Thank you.”
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