🏍️ 1. What is the difference between an ATV and
a UTV?
- ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle): A four-wheeled off-road bike with
front-and-back seating for up to 2 riders. It's more agile and suited for solo or
duo thrill-seekers.
- UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle): A side-by-side off-road vehicle with
car-like controls and seating for 2 people. It offers a more stable and comfortable
ride, perfect for pairs or families.
🧑🤝🧑 2. Can we ride in groups or pairs?
Yes!
- ATVs allow up to 2 riders (one driving, one sitting behind).
- UTVs seat 2 people side-by-side, making them ideal for couples or friends.
🎫 3. Do I need to book in advance?
Advance booking is highly recommended to secure your preferred time slot. Same-day
bookings are allowed, but only based on availability.
🕒 4. How early should I arrive before my ride?
Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled ride time for check-in and safety
preparations. Arrivals after the scheduled time may result in missing the mandatory
safety briefing, and you will not be allowed to ride.
📄 5. What are the age and license requirements?
- Minimum Age: 18 years
- ATV Riders: Must have a valid motorcycle license
- UTV Drivers: Must have a valid driving license
- Passengers are not required to hold a license.
🪖 6. Is safety gear provided?
Yes, all riders will receive a mandatory safety briefing, and we provide all protective
gear, including helmets and gloves.
🌧️ 7. What happens if it rains?
Rides may be rescheduled in case of bad weather. We do not offer cancellations or refunds
due to weather conditions.
🔁 8. Can I cancel or change my booking?
- Cancellations or rescheduling must be made at least 48 hours in advance.
- Same-day changes are only allowed if time slots are available.
📷 9. Can we take photos or videos during the
ride?
Absolutely! Feel free to bring action cameras or mobile phones, but ensure they are
securely mounted. We also offer photo opportunities during the ride at scenic points.
👟 10. What should I wear?
Wear comfortable outdoor clothing you don’t mind getting dirty, along with closed-toe
shoes. No sandals or flip-flops, please!
