You may get dirty when driving through mud or a little wet when making river crossings or driving through puddles after periods of rain. We do recommend bringing a change of clothes just in case.

No, they go through some rivers and forests.

Yes, you are welcome to wear glasses, and we recommend wearing sunglasses to avoid getting dust in your eyes.

A child is aged from 6-15 years and must be a passenger on a buggy. Guests need to be a minimum of 16 years old to drive a quad bike or buggy

We recommend bringing gloves and hats on chilly days (especially in winter).

The decision of whether or not to take your camera is entirely up to you, but please note that there is a risk it may be damaged or broken. We take photos of most of our activities for you to view these on our screens after the activity has taken place with an option to purchase one or more images.

Yes, you will have one or two experienced and qualified guides with your group depending on customer numbers. They will teach you all you need to know, and be happy to answer any questions you may have.

You’ll find the Tour Operator at 839 Hanmer Springs Road, just past the turnoff towards Hanmer Springs from State Highway 7, and just before the Waiau Ferry Bridge. There’s a large carpark with plenty of parking for cars, campervans, and coaches. 

For your convenience, the Tour Operator offers complimentary pick-up and drop-off from most accommodation providers in Hanmer Springs on request. Please contact them directly, at least 24 hours prior to your booking date to organise this service.