Quad Mad
3 Hour ATV/Quad Biking Tour
Want more action? Off-roading, river-crossing, dirty and powerful, this is not a tour for the faint-hearted!
Full 3 hours on a quad bike in perfect surroundings.
This is a great to for adventurous and adrenaline-seeking people! A way to experience the Icelandic nature and see the unique landscapes in a fun way.
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Availability
May 1st - September 30th
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Duration
9:30am - 2pm
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Level
Moderate
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Pickup
Yes
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Meet on location
Yes
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Min. Age
6 years
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Ratio
1:16
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Price
26.400 ISK
- Tour highlights
- 3 hours on the quad
- Mt. Úlfarsfell (Ulfarsfell)
- Mt. Hafrafell
- Hafravatn lake
- Reykjavik panorama view
- Included
- Guided Quad tour
- All necessary equipment; overall/gloves/helmet/balaclavas.
This tour is available from location and with a pick from your Reykjavík accommodation.
Our Quad Mad tour is an exciting adventure along various trails in Mosfellsdalur, by Esja, Reykjavíks signature mountain. It is recommended to be in a relatively good physical condition and have an endurance for 3 hours of riding in the outdoor terrain. Although it’s suitable for beginners, we recommend this tour for people who have a little experience of driving quads. During the tour, we will make sure you fully enjoy the capabilities of the ATVs!
You can expect to be taken off the beaten tracks on gravel roads, rocky and muddy terrain, crossing rivers and old bridges down in the beautiful back-country of Reykjavík. Just a few minutes from the city, you get the feeling of being in the middle of nowhere. We will end the tour with driving up to Mt. Úlfarsfell where you can enjoy the million dollar view of Reykjavík city, the bay area and surrounding mountain range.
The Quad Mad experience is definitely one of the most fun ATV tours we offer. Off-roading, river-crossing, dirty and powerful, this is not a tour for the faint-hearted!
Remember to bring: Good Shoes & good mood!
Disclaimer
All our tours are undertaken on the responsibility of its participants. Arctic Adventures does not assume any responsibility for accidents that are caused by its customers or can be traced to their own actions. Participants have to sign a waiver before undertaking all trips stating that they realize that all outdoor activities carry an inherent risk.
