Quad Biking Tours in the Hills above Marbella and Benalmadena
Quad Mountain Adventures offers great experiences and tours in and around the hills of Andalucia and the Guadalhorce Valley at the foot of Sierra de las Nieves mountain ranges. If you want to see the real Spain and experience the amazing scenery instead of staying in your hotel by the pool all day then come and enjoy the exciting Quad bike trails that we have on offer.
Our Andalucia Quad biking treks will take you into the heart of the mountains, national parks and the lakes, bringing you breath-taking scenery with some of the most stunning views in the Costa del Sol while enjoying the adrenaline and excitement of being on a Quad bike.!
Andalucia, southern Spain, is the Spanish Autonomous Community with the greatest number of inhabitants. Its varied landscapes, the benignancy of its climate and the friendly character of its population have turned it into one of the most attractive regions - not to mention the 3000 hours of sun per year that it receives!
The beautiful Andalucia which is the home of flamenco and bullfighting, is crossed by Guadalquivir river, the "father" of old civilizations who have left along its borders an impressive monumental track, as well as the high mountain ranges of Sierra Morena and Sistemas Beticos.
The offer for visitors is extremely varied, from golden beaches to those beautiful mountain ranges with their highly interesting fauna, and the famous "white villages". There are great possibilities for most different sports as well, from skiing in the Sierra Nevada, to exploring the countryside by Quad / ATV with Quad Mountain Adventures, to surfing at the coast of Cadiz.
Andalucia which has become a favourite with Quad biking fans is the "mother" of the Spanish folklore which is probably best known abroad: here you will live the magic of Flamenco and bullfighting in their most authentic style, and myths like Don Juan and Carmen were born here. Andalucia is a land of great traditions.
The Sierra de las Nieves natural park is located in the hills behind Marbella and to the east of the road to Ronda from the Costa del Sol in Andalucia in Southern Spain. The Park covers an area of 202 km². This mountainous area has seen little human influence or activity (cultivation) even historically and has a rich variety of flora and fauna. As the name suggests, it can be snow-covered in the winter. In 1970 the park was declared a National Hunting Reserve and in 1995 a Biosphere Reserve. There are a considerable number of large caves in the park, several taking the traditional form of horizontal caverns. Quad Mountain Adventures offers an insight into this great history and environment, exploring the countryside and taking in the natural beauty of it all.
