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Quad & Buggy Tours in Lanzarote: Route, Prices and Tips (2026)

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Buggy and quad tours in Lanzarote have become one of the island's most searched-for activities — and for good reason. It's the most fun way to escape the resort areas and get deep into the real volcanic landscape, the part rental cars can't reach. Here's what the route looks like, what it costs, and what to know before you book.

The route: Lanzarote's wild north

The tour starts in Costa Teguise, where your buggy is waiting with a windbreaker and dust goggles. From there, a guided 2.5 to 3.5 hour off-road ride along dirt tracks:

  • The old Guatiza quarries, through fields of cacti.
  • The Mala dam, set in a starkly beautiful arid landscape.
  • A climb to the island's highest point, Peñas del Chache, with panoramic views over all of Lanzarote and the Atlantic.

It's proper off-road driving with a real adrenaline kick, but anyone with a driving licence can do it: guides set the pace and there are stops for photos and breaks.

Price and what's included

  • €130 per buggy — and here's the trick: the price is the same for 1 or 2 people, so as a couple it works out at €65 each.
  • Hotel pickup included.
  • Guides in English, Spanish, French and Catalan.
  • Morning (9:30) and afternoon (13:00) departures, free cancellation up to 24h before, instant confirmation.

👉 Book your Lanzarote buggy tour here

Buggy or quad?

In Lanzarote most tours run two-seater buggies: more stable than a quad, driven like a car (steering wheel and pedals), and two people can share one price. If you've never done off-road before, the buggy is the comfortable choice — with the sense of adventure fully intact.

What to bring

  1. Your driving licence (required to drive).
  2. Clothes you don't mind getting dirty — the volcanic dust is part of the fun.
  3. Closed shoes and sunglasses.
  4. Sunscreen: you'll be outdoors for around 3 hours and the Lanzarote sun is no joke.

FAQs

How much is a buggy tour in Lanzarote? €130 per buggy, single or double — as a couple that's €65 per person, hotel pickup included.

Do I need a driving licence? Yes, a valid driving licence is required to drive the buggy. Passengers don't need one.

How long does it last? Between 2.5 and 3.5 hours, with morning and afternoon departures.

Can I cancel? Yes, free cancellation up to 24 hours before.


Want more adventure on the island? Check out the day trip by boat to La Graciosa, the sunset dolphin cruise, and all our things to do in Lanzarote.