What to bring
- Closed shoes (sneakers or boots) — no sandals
- Long trousers and a long-sleeve top to limit dust
- Sunglasses and sun protection
- Water and a small bag for personal items
FEZ · QUAD
Quad Biking in Fez
Experience the Thrill of Quad Biking Adventures Through the Scenic Landscapes of Fez
Experience the Thrill of Quad Biking Adventures Through the Scenic Landscapes of Fez
Quad Biking in Fez is a guided off-road quad ride on the outskirts of Fez. After a short safety briefing and a beginner loop, you head out across tracks that are wide enough for first-timers but varied enough to keep experienced riders engaged.
Helmets and goggles are provided, and a multilingual guide rides with you the entire time. A short tea or refreshment stop is included midway. Best at sunrise or late afternoon, when the light is soft and the heat is manageable. Hotel pickup is not offered for this activity — you make your own way to the start point.
Quad Biking in Fez on tracks at the edge of the city
Short safety briefing and beginner loop before heading out
Multilingual guide rides with you the entire time
Helmet and goggles provided
Short tea or refreshment stop midway
Best at sunrise or late afternoon for soft light and cooler heat
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