
1 / 6Side: Buggy Safari at the Taurus Mountains
About this activity
Tear through the rugged Taurus Mountains surrounding Side in a high-octane buggy safari, navigating dense pine forests, creek crossings, and mountain terrain that reveal the raw natural landscape beyond the resort strip. A 3-hour off-road adventure designed for thrill-seekers who want their holiday to include genuine adrenaline and authentic wilderness.
If you are looking for an adrenaline pumping activity join our buggy safari tour in Side. Riding a buggy safari through the pine forests and muddy streams in Taurus Mountains can be the most memorable experience on your holiday.
Highlights
- ✓Off-road buggy driving through Taurus Mountain trails
- ✓Pine forest canopy and creek/stream crossings
- ✓Muddy terrain and technical off-road sections
- ✓Mountain panoramas and natural landscape views
- ✓Small-group format for personalized guidance
Insider tips
- ★Wear quick-dry clothes and bring a change—creek crossings guarantee water contact and mud splatter
- ★Go early morning (7–8 AM start) to beat afternoon heat and enjoy cooler riding conditions
- ★Secure goggles and a buff/scarf in your kit bag; dust and sun glare are intense on open trails
- ★Request a slower-paced guide if you're a beginner; terrain difficulty varies and guides adjust accordingly
Good to know
- •Hotel pickup and drop-off typically included from Side town and surrounding resorts
- •Helmet, goggles, and gloves provided; bring sunscreen, water bottle, and secure footwear
- •Not wheelchair accessible due to off-road terrain and vehicle entry requirements
- •Minimum age and driving experience may apply—confirm with supplier before booking
- •Tour operates rain or shine; heavy rain may cause cancellation for safety reasons
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Early morning departures (7–9 AM) offer the coolest conditions and best light for mountain scenery. Visit between April–May or September–October when temperatures are moderate; summer heat (June–August) intensifies the physical demand, and winter rains can make trails treacherous.







