FAQs

We are open 7 days a week from 8am.

Costs include: full tank of fuel, helmets, comprehensive insurance, our map, safety & operational briefing and return transfers from Gozo Ferry Terminal, Mgarr harbour or collection from Victoria and selected Gozo villages.

Yes. Subject to insurance upgrade to ‘2nd driver’ (€10), 21 and over with full valid car driving licence, passenger can rotate with driver. This can be decided on day of use (max. 170kgs per quad).

Child passengers are allowed & insured; small helmets are stocked. However, younger children are better suited as passengers in our buggies, where child car-seats/booster cushions and seat-belts can be used.

Comfortable clothes, closed, flat shoes, sunglasses recommended. Helmet (compulsory – quads only).

Payment is to be made on the day. We accept credit/debit cards (3% charge). Security Deposit preferred cash.

Once ferry departs Malta, call/text us +356 9949 8641 to confirm you’re on board. On Gozo, exit Ferry Terminal, look right. Cross to small roundabout, opposite bus stops. One of our vehicles with Gozo Quad Hire logo will collect you.

Ages 21 and over with full valid car driving licence.

Costs include: experienced Guide around Gozo’s best kept secrets (both country and coastal), fuel, helmets, comprehensive insurance (Excess reduced 50%), safety & operational briefing and return transfers from Gozo Ferry Terminal, Mgarr harbour or collection from Victoria and selected Gozo villages.

Yes. All vehicles can only be used on Gozo, Malta’s smaller sister island, where we are based. Vehicles are not for hire or use on the island of Malta.

No – not with us. Just return you & them safely. All vehicles are supplied with full tank of fuel (sufficient 5 – 6 hours continuous driving). Need for re-fuel is highly unlikely as Gozo is a small island.

Simply fill out our online Reservation Form and we will come back to you via email, with availability for your confirmation. Nothing to pay in advance.

Tickets are sold at the Passenger Terminal on Gozo which is open 24/7. They cannot be bought in advance.

Tickets are only sold at the Ferry Passenger Terminal on Malta (limited times).

Safety first. Should bad weather prevent your use, we aim to re-schedule. As payment is only made on the day, no charges apply. This keeps things simple – whatever the weather!