An ATV or quad is a smaller off-road vehicle where the driver sits on top, usually for one rider. A buggy or UTV is larger, with side-by-side seats, seatbelts, more comfort, and room for several passengers. On our site you can compare ATV / quad options, 1-person buggies, and 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6-seater buggies in one place.

Choose an ATV or quad if you want a more exposed, active, hands-on ride. Choose a buggy or UTV if you want more comfort, more stability, and the option to ride together with your group in one vehicle. Solo adventure riders usually prefer ATVs, while families, couples, and mixed-experience groups usually prefer buggies.

Pick the buggy by group size: a 1-person buggy for driving alone, then 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6-seater buggies for the matching number of people. Larger groups can combine several buggies and ATVs, depending on availability.

Buggy and ATV tours usually start around $50 per person, while the highest per-person tour option is around $272 p.p. Full-vehicle buggy prices can be higher in total, for example up to about $890 for a 6-person buggy. ATV and quad tours are generally cheaper because the vehicles are smaller and carry fewer people, while buggies and UTVs cost more for the added comfort, seats, route, duration, and stops included.

For most guided buggy and ATV tours, drivers must be 18 or older and hold a valid driver’s license. Passengers usually do not need one. Requirements differ per tour, especially depending on whether the route uses public roads or stays mainly off-road, so if you are unsure which option fits your situation, just ask us and we will point you to the right one.

Most tours are guided. You follow a local guide along selected off-road routes, viewpoints, beaches, and caves. Some ATV / quad options are available as rentals without a guide, depending on the product. Always check the specific tour page before booking.

Yes. Many tours are beginner-friendly, and buggies in particular suit families and mixed groups because everyone rides together with seatbelts. Some routes are more intense than others, and the youngest allowed age varies per tour, so check the age rules and difficulty on the tour page before booking.

Routes cover both the east and west sides of Curaçao. Depending on the tour, you can ride to Watamula, Westpunt, Boka Patrick, Ascencion turtle spotting in the west, or to Fort Beekenburg, Caracas Bay, Indian Cave and Aloe Vera Farm in the east. Some routes also pass Jan Kok salt pans, Flamingo Sanctuary Sint Willibrordus, Hato Caves, Tera Kòrá wind farm, Playa Piskado / Playa Grandi and remote nature spots, with some including a swim stop. Short city and night rides can pass Punda, Otrobanda and Willemstad for a lighter experience.

Yes, as long as the tour time fits your ship’s arrival and departure schedule. Always leave enough time for transport, check-in, the safety briefing, and the return to port. If you are unsure, send us your ship’s arrival and departure times and we will help you pick a tour that fits.

Pickup depends on the tour. Some include it as an extra, while others ask you to meet at the starting point. If you need pickup, mention your hotel, villa, apartment, or cruise port when you send your booking request.

Wear comfortable clothes you do not mind getting dusty, and closed shoes are strongly recommended. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, water, and a bandana or face covering if you are sensitive to dust. If your tour has a swim stop, bring a towel and dry clothes. You will usually get dusty, sandy, or muddy, so leave white or delicate clothing at the hotel.

Select your vehicle type, group size, experience, and time, open the tour page, and send your booking request. Availability is confirmed before the booking is final, and once confirmed you will receive the next steps for payment. You reserve your spot with a small fee and pay the rest later.