If you’re considering a quad bike adventure in Mallorca, especially in the beautiful southwest, this tour from Peguera offers a promising mix of scenic views and manageable riding. While I haven’t done it myself, I’ve gathered enough details to give you a clear picture of what to expect, what’s worth highlighting, and what to watch for.
What really stands out is how accessible the tour seems—it’s designed with automatic transmissions for easy riding, which is great if you’re a beginner or just want to focus on the scenery rather than gear shifts. Plus, the guided element promises that you’ll be in experienced hands, making it safer and more enjoyable. On the flip side, the tour’s focus on road routes (not off-road) might be a bit limiting if you’re craving rugged adventures.
This experience is best suited for those who love scenic drives, want a taste of Mallorca’s coastal and village charm, and are comfortable on a quad. It’s not for children under 12 or anyone with back problems, but for most travelers looking for a fun, guided way to explore Mallorca’s picturesque southwest, it could be just right.
Key Points

- Scenic exploration of Mallorca’s southwest villages and coastline
- Guided experience ensures safety and local insight
- Automatic quads make riding straightforward
- Stops at key points with photo opportunities and brief visits
- Price point offers good value for a 3-hour guided tour
- Small group sizes for a more personalized experience
Why You Might Want to Try the Peguera Quad Tour

Mallorca is all about stunning landscapes, charming villages, and coastal views, and this tour hits many of those highlights in just a few hours. If you’ve ever wanted to see the island from a different perspective, riding a quad along its scenic roads is a great way to do it.
The fact that all quads have automatic transmissions means you don’t need to be a seasoned rider—just comfortable enough to handle a two-seater vehicle. And with a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you can relax and focus on soaking in the views.
The tour’s stops are well-placed at scenic points like Sant Elm and Camp de Mar, where you can snap photos or just enjoy a break from riding. The inclusion of helmets, water, and fuel adds to the convenience and safety of the experience.
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What To Expect from the Itinerary

The tour starts at Bulevar de Peguera, a central point easy to reach from most accommodations in the area. After a quick briefing, you’ll hit the roads and pass through charming villages like Es Capdellà and S’Arracó, giving you a taste of local life and authentic Mallorca scenery.
You’ll make a brief stop in Andratx, a lively town with a good vibe, for about 10 minutes, giving you a chance to stretch and look around. Next, the tour takes you to Sant Elm, a small coastal village where you’ll enjoy a photo stop and about 20 minutes to explore or relax.
The route continues along the coast with a guided pass through Port d’Andratx, one of Mallorca’s most exclusive harbors, and ends in Camp de Mar, another picturesque spot. Here, you’ll have another short photo stop before returning to Peguera.
This route is mainly on roads and paved routes—not off-road trails—so if you’re expecting rugged terrain, this isn’t the tour for you. Instead, you’ll love the way it combines scenic drives with interesting stops.
The Experience of Riding a Quad in Mallorca

The quads, with their automatic gearboxes, are designed for comfort and ease of use. They seat two, so you’ll either share with a partner or ride solo if booking separately. Many reviews highlight the smooth ride and how accessible the experience is for first-timers, which is a big plus.
Safety gear—helmets—are provided, and the guides are experienced, helping to ensure you feel confident on the road. Cold water is also offered, which is much appreciated on warm Mallorca days.
If you’re worried about the safety or complexity, rest assured that this isn’t a high-adrenaline off-road adventure. It’s a relaxed, scenic drive with the chance to enjoy Mallorca’s coastal views and pretty villages.
Price and Value
At $169 per group up to 2, this is a decent price for a guided 3-hour tour. Remember, this includes the guide, helmets, fuel, and stops at scenic points. If you’re traveling as a couple or friends, splitting the cost can make it quite reasonable.
However, note that there’s a €30 insurance fee per driver payable at the office, which adds a little extra to your total. The tour doesn’t require a deposit, so you can reserve with confidence, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before.
For the experience it offers—guided commentary, scenic routes, and picturesque stops—it seems to present good value, especially for those wanting a relaxed, guided way to explore Mallorca’s southwestern landscapes.
More Great Tours NearbyPractical Tips for Booking and Participation

- Bring your driver’s license in original form; copies aren’t accepted.
- Wear comfortable clothes, sunglasses, and biodegradable sunscreen—Mallorca sun can be intense.
- Cash is handy for paying the insurance fee or any extras.
- No sandals or flip flops, as safety gear and comfort are key.
- No alcohol or drugs allowed—obvious, but worth mentioning for safety.
- This tour isn’t suitable for children under 12 or anyone with back problems.
What Reviewers Say

While there are only a handful of reviews, those that praise the experience mention knowledgeable guides and stunning views as the highlights. One reviewer said, “The guides really knew their stuff and made the trip fun,” which hints at a well-led experience.
Another mentioned how great it was to see Mallorca’s villages and coast from the saddle, appreciating the combination of scenic beauty and guided safety.
Some notes about the stops being brief but enough to take photos and stretch. The overall impression is that this tour offers a solid balance of adventure and sightseeing.
Who Should Consider This Tour?
This quad tour is best for those seeking a scenic, guided introduction to Mallorca’s southwest. It’s perfect if you enjoy driving in a group, want to see the coast and villages without off-road riding, and prefer a manageable, 3-hour experience.
It’s great for couples, friends, or small groups who want an active way to explore. If you’re traveling with kids under 12, this may not be suitable. Likewise, if you’re looking for a rugged off-road adventure or a multi-day experience, this tour might fall short.
Final Thoughts
The Peguera Quad Tour offers a well-organized, scenic introduction to Mallorca’s southwest, with the convenience of guided commentary and easy-to-operate vehicles. It’s especially appealing for first-timers or those wanting to combine sightseeing with a bit of adventure.
While it’s not an off-road thrill ride, the tour’s stops, views, and expert guides make it a worthwhile addition to many Mallorca itineraries. It balances comfort, safety, and scenic beauty, delivering a relaxed yet memorable experience.
If you’re after a fun, scenic journey with a knowledgeable guide, this tour could be a great choice—especially if you enjoy exploring by vehicle and want to see Mallorca from a different angle.
Peguera: Quad Tour
FAQ
Do I need a driver’s license to participate? Yes, you must present your original driver’s license at the office 30 minutes before the tour starts.
Are the quads suitable for beginners? Yes, all quads have automatic transmission, making them easy to ride even if you’re new to driving a quad bike.
Is this tour suitable for children? No, children under 12 years old are not allowed, and it’s not designed as a family activity.
What’s included in the price? The price covers the guide, helmets, fuel, and water. Insurance costs €30 per driver and must be paid at the office.
How long is the tour? The entire experience lasts about 3 hours, including stops and breaks.
Are there any off-road sections? No, the tour explores Mallorca’s roads and paved routes, not off-road trails.
What should I bring? Sunglasses, biodegradable sunscreen, cash, comfortable clothes, and your driver’s license are recommended.
Can I cancel the booking? Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, giving you flexibility if your plans change.
If you’re craving a relaxed yet scenic way to see Mallorca’s coast and villages, this guided quad tour in Peguera might be just the thing. It combines easy riding, beautiful views, and a friendly guide to make your day memorable—without any unnecessary fuss.
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