Discover Santorini on Quadbike Available with pick up!

Santorini is made for a day of choosing your own stops, and this rental puts the keys in your hand. You can take a two-seat automatic quad or buggy around the island at your own pace, with delivery to your accommodation, cruise ship, or airport. I like the freedom to shape the day, and I like that a map, helmets, and 24-hour roadside help are included.

The main consideration is that this is a self-guided rental, not a guided sightseeing tour. You need an active driving license, and some experience with scooters or motorcycles is recommended. If you are uneasy on a motor vehicle, or would rather leave the navigation and driving to someone else, this may not be the right way to see Santorini.

• A full 24 hours behind the wheel: The rental gives you time to plan a day around your interests rather than follow a fixed sightseeing schedule.
• Pick-up where you need it: Delivery is included to a hotel, Airbnb, cruise ship, or airport.
• Map and local advice: Staff provide a map and practical recommendations, with the Monastery of Profitis Ilias suggested as a high point with a sweeping view.
• Automatic, two-seat vehicles: Choose a quad or buggy, both described as automatic and suitable for two people.
• Safety support is included: You get helmets, safety instructions, and 24-hour roadside assistance.
• Check the handover carefully: Confirm both helmets are present and agree on the fuel level, since you must return the vehicle with the same amount of gas it had at pick-up.

A self-guided day, not a fixed tour

This experience works more like a day-long set of wheels than a conventional island tour. There is no set route, group itinerary, or guide riding ahead of you. Instead, staff deliver your chosen vehicle, explain how to use it, give you a map, and leave you to decide which parts of Santorini deserve your time.

That freedom is the core benefit. You can stop when a place catches your eye, stay longer somewhere you enjoy, or change your plans without keeping pace with a group. The trade-off is that you are responsible for navigation and for deciding how much you can comfortably fit into the day.

The vehicle is a two-seater, so it suits a pair who want to share the ride. The rental is described as an automatic quad or buggy, which removes gear shifting from the job. That can make the controls less demanding, but it does not replace driving experience: an active license is required, and prior scooter or motorcycle experience is recommended.

Delivery, instructions, and the first decisions

Delivery is included to a hotel, Airbnb, cruise ship, or airport. That is a useful practical feature on an island where you may otherwise have to arrange your own way to a rental office. The handover location can also make the experience easier to fit around your arrival or accommodation plans.

An English-speaking staff member provides safety instructions and information. Take this moment seriously. Ask how the vehicle operates, confirm what to do if you need roadside help, and make sure you understand the fuel-return rule. The package includes 24-hour assistance, but knowing how to reach the provider before you set off is better than trying to work it out later.

Check that the equipment is complete before leaving. Helmets are included, but one customer had to find the provider to get a second helmet. That sounds like a fixable handover problem, not a reason to dismiss the rental, but it is exactly the sort of detail worth checking while staff are still with you.

You should bring your driver’s license and a passport or ID card. A copy of the identification document is accepted, but the driving license must be active. The general information says some quads may be available without a motorcycle license, depending on local rules, but this particular activity still requires an active driving license. Do not assume that a regular license is enough for your chosen vehicle: confirm the requirements before booking.

Use the map to make a realistic day plan

The map is there to help you find local highlights, not to turn the rental into a guided route. Before setting off, choose a few places you care about and leave room for changes. With a full day available, it is tempting to treat every marked point as a must-see. I would resist that urge: the value is in choosing your own pace, not collecting stops like stamps.

One specific recommendation from the staff is the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, described as the highest point on Santorini and a place with a memorable view. It offers a clear reason to use the map and a good example of the kind of destination a rental can help you reach on your own schedule. The information provided does not lay out a full route or list other named stops, so ask staff for current suggestions that suit your interests and the time you have.

The monastery recommendation also gives you a useful planning anchor. You might make it one of your main stops, then use the map to choose other local highlights nearby or along your route. Keep your plans flexible: the rental gives you control over how long to stay, but it does not promise that every stop will be open, free, or easy to reach. Admission fees and personal expenses are not included.

Because no fixed itinerary is provided, the best approach is to check your route before setting off and avoid planning more than you can comfortably manage. The map and staff advice can help you get oriented, but you remain the driver and navigator for the day.

Quad or buggy: choose for comfort, not just looks

You can choose between a quad bike and a buggy, and both are described as automatic, two-seat vehicles. The information does not specify exact models or promise a particular vehicle beyond those options, so if you have a strong preference, confirm what is available before you book.

The choice matters most for how you feel while driving and riding. A quad gives you the open-air feel of an ATV, while a buggy offers a different seating arrangement. The provider describes its vehicles as well maintained and easy to drive, and one customer found a buggy reliable for getting around the island. Another had a good day on a quad. Still, equipment can vary: one person hoped for a more advanced buggy next time. If performance is important to you, ask what vehicle you will receive rather than assuming the most powerful model is included.

The two-seat format is best for a pair. It gives you a companion for the ride, but it also means you should agree on the day’s plan before you leave. If one person wants long stops and the other wants to keep moving, a self-guided rental gives you freedom, but not a magical solution to the co-pilot debate.

Safety, support, and the fuel rule

The rental includes helmets, safety instructions, and 24-hour roadside assistance. Those inclusions matter because a full day gives you more independence, and with it more responsibility. Take the instructions seriously, wear the provided safety gear, and make sure both riders have a helmet before you depart.

The provider describes the vehicles as maintained in good condition, and customers have found them dependable. That is reassuring, but you should still inspect the vehicle at handover and ask staff to explain anything that is unclear. The listed insurance is full insurance with a limit excess. Since the amount of that excess is not specified here, ask what you could be liable for before accepting the vehicle.

The fuel condition is simple but important: return the vehicle with the same gas level it had when delivered. Check the level together at pick-up and make sure you know how it is being recorded. This small step can prevent confusion at the end of a long day.

What the price covers, and what it does not

The advertised price is $45.17 per person. For that, the package includes a 24-hour rental, a two-seat automatic ATV, delivery, helmets, a local map, safety information, limited-excess insurance, free parking, taxes, and 24-hour roadside assistance. The strongest value is not just having a vehicle for the day; it is getting it delivered and having support available while you explore independently.

Because the vehicle seats two and the price is shown per person, check the booking details carefully to confirm the total cost for your party and how the charge applies to the vehicle. The price alone does not make clear whether a single booking covers one or two riders. This is especially worth checking if you are comparing the rental with other transport or tour options.

Admission fees and personal expenses are not included. The package also requires you to return the vehicle at the same fuel level, so account for fuel separately. The rental may be a good value if you want a full day of independent movement and are comfortable driving; it is less compelling if you would use the vehicle only briefly or prefer a guide to handle the route.

The activity is offered as a private group, which means you are not joining a large public tour. It is also possible to reserve now and pay later, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance. Rental durations are described as customizable, though the included package is specified as a 24-hour rental. Confirm the duration and start time available for your date before you book.

Who will get the most from this rental?

This is a strong fit for a licensed driver who has ridden a scooter or motorcycle before and enjoys making independent plans. It also suits a pair who want to travel together and value delivery to their accommodation or arrival point. Staff recommendations and the map give you a helpful starting point without dictating the day.

It is less suitable if you lack a valid license, have no confidence on a motor vehicle, or want a guide to explain every stop. The vehicle is described as easy to drive, but the supplier still recommends prior experience. That advice deserves more weight than the word easy.

The activity has a rating of 4.8 from 19 ratings, and the strongest praise centers on practical freedom, dependable transport, helpful staff, and the chance to visit several places in one day. The Monastery of Profitis Ilias is one particularly useful suggestion, both for its high viewpoint and as an example of the local advice you can receive. At the same time, do not expect every vehicle handover to be flawless: check the condition and equipment, especially the second helmet.

Should you book it?

Book this if you want control over your day, have the required license and enough driving confidence, and like the idea of reaching Santorini’s highlights without following a group schedule. Delivery, the map, helmets, and 24-hour roadside help add real value, while the staff’s recommendation of Profitis Ilias gives you a useful place to start planning.

Skip it if you would rather sit back, have someone else navigate, or are uncomfortable on a quad or buggy. Before paying, confirm the vehicle and total price for two riders, clarify the insurance excess, and check the start time and rental length. Then inspect the vehicle, collect both helmets, and agree on the fuel level. Those small checks help turn a flexible day into a smoother one.

FAQ

Is the rental for a quad bike or a buggy?

You can choose a quad bike or buggy. The vehicles are described as automatic and two-seater. Confirm your preferred option when booking.

How long does the rental last?

The included rental is for 24 hours. Rental duration is also described as customizable, so check the available options for your date.

Where can the vehicle be delivered?

Delivery is included to a hotel, Airbnb, cruise ship, or airport.

What documents do I need?

You need an active driving license and a passport or ID card. A copy of the passport or ID card is accepted.

Are helmets and roadside assistance included?

Yes. Helmets, safety instructions, and 24-hour roadside assistance are included.

What is not included in the price?

Admission fees and personal expenses are not included. You must also return the vehicle with the same gas level it had at pick-up.