



by Franz Josef Wilderness Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198.56This two-hour off road quad bike tour takes place in the Westland Tai Poutini National Park near Franz Josef. Participants ride quad bikes along ancient glacial pathways formed by ice and water erosion over thousands of years. The route passes through dense rainforest areas, offering views of the local landscape. The tour includes safety gear such as helmets, gumboots, and wet weather clothing. Photos taken during the ride are provided free of charge.
Let us take you on an amazing, guided off-roading adventure! Ride through a beautiful rainforest, splash through rivers, explore an ancient glacier riverbed while being blown away by the breath-taking scenery including the spectacular Southern Alps and Franz Josef Glacier. Your guide will kit you out with wet weather gear and gumboots and teach you how to ride our off-roading vehicles. They will entertain you and amaze you with beautiful local Maori Legends and history while refining your skills and giving you new challenges to conquer. Either take a single quad bike all to yourself or take a double quad bike and bring a passenger along for the ride or take one of our three-seater buggies that can fit two adults and one child. - If you are booking a double quad its one driver and one passenger - passengers are not permitted to drive so you can not swap at any point on the tour. - Drivers must be a minimum of 16 years of age. - Drivers with minors as passengers must be a minimum of 18 years of age. - Passengers on the quad bikes must be a minimum height of 145cm - Passengers in the buggy's must be a minimum height of 110cm
120 min
Please meet 15 minutes prior to your trip time. We are located on the Main Road, next to The Landing Restaurant in the same building as Glacier Helicopters and Air Safaris.
End point
Please meet 15 minutes prior to your trip time. We are located on the Main Road, next to The Landing Restaurant in the same building as Glacier Helicopters and Air Safaris.