Value for money Quad & Buggy Tour to Lara Bay and Adonis Falls

Highlights

Inclusions

Itinerary

1. We will have a photo stop at the sea caves.

   40 minAdmission included

2. When we arrive at Sea Caves, we also see the shipwreck and you will have time to take photos.

   30 min

3. Turtle breeding station time for swimming

   40 min

4. Time for swimming

   50 min

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Reviews

Ratings come from 506 reviews collected by our booking partner. They are travellers' own words, in the order they were written — never reordered to flatter the experience.

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• 5Me and my partner would...

  Me and my partner would recommend this for anyone it was amazing! The staff were so incredibly friendly, jantina going out of her way to collect us and drop us off from our hotel even though it was not on the pick up list, we explored atleast 5 different places and what a laugh it was, we weren't rushed through any of it was given a time to be back to the buggy’s and off we went on our own which was great! They all had so many facts about the towns and the story’s behind the sites which we loved learning about ! We would definitely book with them again next time we go! Thank you so much for an amazing day ❤️ Bethany and Luke x

  Bethany_WOctober 2026via Viator

• 5Excellent Organization & Amazing Vibes

  A highly organized trip where you can feel from the very first interaction that safety is a real priority. Everything was well coordinated, while still keeping the experience relaxed and, most importantly, fun. The route itself was great, with plenty of time to enjoy the ride along the way. Special thanks to Jackie, who was incredibly kind and accommodating with my location, arranging to pick me up from the closest possible point in Paphos. And her vibe is something special - warm, positive, and genuinely welcoming. It definitely added to the whole experience. Great organization, great people, and a fun way to discover another side of Cyprus. Highly recommended!

  igormJ9594ZGOctober 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Buggy and Quad Safari

  Well didnt know what to expect when we booked at the Kiosk at Leonardo Cypria Maris, but the owner she made us feel very welcome advised of the trip and best one to have and made sure we had old clothes on as you get very dusty. Pick up was on time and good, text received prior to trip via whatsapp. Safety precations explained very clearly and understood with no issue. They were confused with our old style driving licences, but we are old !!!! Set off was very good and guides very experinced and looked after us all. Lots of time to visit places of interest and go for a swim. Lunch stop and toilets good. Overal we would highly recommend this trip to people, very good value for money and a fantastic experience. Hope the bees left you some honey at your kiosk. Till our next adventure thank you so much.

  martinthorn39September 2026via Tripadvisor

• 3Great ride, let down by the guides' temper

  Overall a good ride — nice route, bikes in good shape, we enjoyed it. One thing spoiled it: two heated exchanges by the guides — first with the road workers at the repair section, then with one of the participants. Raised voices, awkward for everyone else watching. Would be good if guides handled these situations calmly — it's part of the service too. Otherwise no complaints, would recommend.

  Vacation43852031006September 2026via Tripadvisor

• 1Great route, but avoid this operator!!!

  Great route, but avoid this operator — aggressive guides, dirty equipment, physical fight on a public road The scenery itself is beautiful — Adonis Baths, the Edro III shipwreck, turtle nesting beach. That's Cyprus, and it's hard to spoil. This operator managed to. Equipment. We arrived 10 minutes before the stated meeting time. I was handed goggles with a broken strap, and our 2-seater buggy was covered in mud inside and out — seats, floor, controls, bodywork (photos attached). It had rained the day before, and nobody bothered to even rinse the vehicles after the previous group. Organisation. Entry to Adonis Baths is paid separately — we were told this in advance, so no complaint there. The issue is how it's handled: 20 people queuing one by one at the ticket desk, while the time at each stop is already minimal. One group ticket bought by the guide would solve this in a minute. But that takes effort, and why bother — tourists will pay either way. Guide behaviour — this is the real problem. The rules were explained clearly at the start: no overtaking, follow the column. Fair enough. On one corner on a dirt section I let the rear end slide slightly — no overtaking, no one nearby, I had deliberately left a large gap to the vehicle ahead. Instead of a calm warning, one of the guides (Chris, I believe) stopped the whole column, started screaming, pulled the key out of our buggy and threatened to leave us to walk. His words: "buy your own s*** and drive it how you want." I confirmed several times that I understood — it took repeated attempts before he handed the key back. At the next stop, other participants came up to me, confused, asking what had actually happened and why the column had been stopped over it. Nobody else had seen a problem. This wasn't about safety — it was about his temper. It got worse. After the shipwreck, the column met construction workers with a tractor blocking the road. The lead guide gestured, and the tractor was already starting to move — maybe a 30-second delay. The same guide then rode up on his quad and, after a few words, started shoving and physically fighting with the site foreman. The lead guide, instead of de-escalating, joined in. Meanwhile, around 10 buggies were left standing on the road and on the roundabout behind them, blocking town traffic in both directions — nobody was managing the column. This is a public road, with 20 tourists under their responsibility, and their answer to a half-minute delay was a fistfight while their group sat in the middle of a live intersection. It ended with handshakes and no injuries — but that was luck, not professionalism. Bottom line: the route is worth doing. The operator is not. Broken goggles, a buggy nobody bothered to clean, and guides who scream at paying customers and pick fights with strangers on the road — that's the level of respect you get here. If you're fine with that, go ahead. Otherwise, rent a buggy on your own, mark the same spots on a map, and enjoy the day in peace.

  sergeib855September 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Fantastic

  What a fantastic experience on the buggy. Well organised. Had a lot of fun . Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. When we were out on the road they made sure all the group stayed together by stopping the traffic. It was so hot and when we arrived back we were supplied cold towels to wipe down our faces, which was very much needed. I would recommend this company to anyone who wants to explore by buggy or quad bike.

  K3735NEcharlotterSeptember 2026via Tripadvisor

Know before you go

How it compares in Paphos

• Its from-price is 20% below the median of the 274 experiences we list in Paphos.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 9 of 274.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Paphos

Paphos is a harbour town on Cyprus's south-west coast, with Roman mosaics, ancient tombs, a seafront fort and the legendary birthplace of Aphrodite nearby.

Paphos is split between the harbourside Kato Paphos, where most of the ancient sites lie, and the hillside town of Ktima above it. Kato Paphos is a World Heritage site, with the floor mosaics of Roman villas such as the House of Dionysos, the ruins of an odeon and a small fort at the harbour mouth. Nearby, the Tombs of the Kings are rock-cut burial chambers dating from the 4th century BC.

Top-ranked sights in Paphos: Rock of Aphrodite (Petra tou Romiou), Super Aphrodite Waterpark, Adonis Baths.

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