Quad
Kawasaki Brute Force 300 quad in Agafay
Automatic, light, low: the first-timer’s quad, at 400 DH per hour.
Price per vehicle, with fuel, equipment and guide included. The passenger is included in the price.
Confirmed within 2 h · no online payment
- Engine
- 300 cc 4-stroke, automatic
- Drivetrain
- 2×4
- Suspension
- Independent front / rear swingarm
- Seats
- 2 seats
- Driver
- Driver from age 16
- Passenger
- Passenger from age 6
The Kawasaki Brute Force 300 is the most accessible quad in our fleet: automatic gearbox, light steering, low seat height and modest weight. No gears to change, no clutch: you accelerate with your thumb, brake with the levers and follow the guide along the ochre trails of Agafay.
It’s the choice for first-timers, for tighter budgets (400 DH per hour, 700 DH for 2 hours) and for groups of friends who each want their own machine. A passenger can ride behind the driver, from age 6, and the price stays the same.
Automatic gearbox
No clutch, no gears: you focus on the trail and the scenery.
Light and nimble
Low seat and gentle steering: reassuring on slow sections and tight bends.
The best price
400 DH per hour, with helmet, gloves, guide and fuel included.
Room for a passenger
Approved for two, passengers from age 6.
Rides with the Kawasaki Brute Force 300
No licence · riders from 16 · from 400 DH
Agafay quad tour, 1 or 2 hours
One or two hours of quad biking on the rocky trails of the Agafay Desert, behind a guide, on an automatic Kawasaki Brute Force 300 or a Can-Am Outlander 850. The most accessible ride in our range: no licence needed, from 400 DH per vehicle, passengers welcome from age 6.
Golden hour · 2 h of driving · from 700 DH
Sunset buggy or quad ride
The desert’s most photogenic hour: set off around 90 minutes before sunset, head for the ochre plateaus of Agafay, low light raking across the rock and the High Atlas running through every shade of orange. Back at the base at nightfall, in time for dinner in Marrakech.
One ride, two machines · groups and families
Quad and buggy combo
Within a group, preferences split fast: some want to sit strapped in, two or four abreast; others want their own handlebars. This option refuses to decide for you. You build your own convoy from buggies and quads, everyone leaves at the same time behind the same guide, and nobody waits their turn.
Frequently asked questions
I’ve never ridden a quad – is this the right choice?
Can two people ride the Kawasaki 300?
How does it differ from the Can-Am Outlander?
Ready to drive? Book your Kawasaki Brute Force 300.
Tell us your date, how many people are coming and how long you’d like: we confirm availability within 2 hours. No online payment, everything is settled on site.