6 Quad Bike Trips Worldwide That Earn Their Morning

1.ATV Adventure w/ Chocolate, Coffee & Cave Swim in Punta Cana

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 178 reviews · from $45Our pick

Ride your own ATV in a guided caravan from Punta Cana to a Dominican farm, where you taste coffee, chocolate, and other local treats. Continue to a 25-foot water cave for a swim, then reach Macao Beach. Guides speak English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian. Mr. Panda is one guide praised for his calm, friendly approach.

“It was a great experience. Mr. Panda was very alert, efficient & down to earth. Please bring cash although they offer the use of other payments when encountering the vendors.”

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2.Antigua ATV Coffee tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 113 reviews · 3 hours · from $57

You’ll drive an ATV from Simoon Rentals & Tours through Antigua and nearby Jocotenango, with a guide such as Sergio, Eric, or Daryl leading the way. At Finca La Azotea, learn how coffee and chocolate are made, taste both, then ride to Cerro de la Cruz for a bird’s-eye view of Antigua. Bring your driver’s license.

“Super fun. We got a great ride to a beautiful view from the Cross up above Antigua. And we went to the coffee factory. This was hands down THE BEST tour I have ever been given. I tipped our guy because he was the best and even went over time. I would do it again honestly and recommend people go for it.”

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3.Full-Day Adventure with ATV, Party Boat, Snorkel & Coffee Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 93 reviews · from $109

Spend about eight hours moving from Punta Cana’s countryside to its coast. You’ll ride an ATV, swim in Macao Cave, taste coffee and cocoa, visit Macao Beach, then snorkel from a party boat with snacks, fruit, music, and unlimited drinks. Hotel pickup is offered, and the group can reach 50 people.

“This excursion was a blast! We had taken an ATV tour prior and ended up enjoying this one a lot better. The young man who took pictures through out the ride was so sweet, I wish I could remember his name. All I remember is that he was frRead more”

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4.ATV OR BUGGY Ride Into the jungle with cave coffee & chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 73 reviews · from $55

Spend four to five hours riding an ATV or buggy from Rancho Macao through forest trails to an organic farm, where you taste coffee, chocolate, and rum. Then visit a clear-water cave and finish at Macao Beach. Guides such as Coka Cola keep the group moving, with pickup and mobile tickets included.

“Had a great time, weather was good, instructors were fun and made sure everyone stayed safe. Photography was high quality. I would definitely recommend”

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5.Las Terrenas: Private Coffee Trail ATV Tour in Samana

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 66 reviews · 4 hours · from $95

Drive an ATV with guide Vincent from Las Terrenas into Samaná’s countryside. Follow the Ruta del Café over rough dirt roads, visit a family farm, learn how coffee and cacao reach your table, taste coffee, chocolate, and honey, then cool off at a mangrove-fringed beach.

“Had a ton of fun with Vincent, super nice guy and very knowledgeable. The ride is great, feels like you definitely get your money's worth. The ATVs are in great shape too. Highly recommend!”

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6.ATV Waterfall & Organic Coffee Farm with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 36 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $195

Ride an ATV from Nosara through dirt roads and jungle trails to a swimming waterfall, then climb to Juan’s family-run organic coffee farm. Guides such as Junior, Abraham, and Juan share local knowledge, fresh coffee, fruit, and a homemade lunch overlooking the hills and coast. Allow about six hours and wear sturdy shoes.

“The ATV experience to the waterfall and coffee farm was one of our highlights of the trip. I traveled with my mother and 10 year old twin boys. The ride up to the coffee farm allowed us to see local life as well as beautiful views from the hills. The coffee tour was educational and held the attention of my children. Juan is the owner of the farm and gives the tour. Meeting him and his family was a highlight. I recommend wearing sturdy shoes for the hike to the waterfall. You hike through a rocky riverbed. I wore Teva water sandals, which were fine. Overall, it was a day…”

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