Ready for a fast, scenic quad run.

This premium 1-hour excursion in Catalonia is interesting because it mixes new Yamaha Kodiak 450cc machines with riding through Montnegre and Montseny Natural Parks. You also get a route that passes real coastal towns, so the experience feels like more than just a track session.

I like the way this is set up for people who want clear direction and a smooth start. I also like that it’s a private activity for your group, with English offered and a small group size (up to 2 people per quad). One consideration: you must have a current driver’s license and you’ll place a 300€ security bond per quad that’s blocked on your card.

Key Highlights You’ll Care About

• Yamaha Kodiak 450cc injection quads: new vehicles for a more confident ride
• Montnegre + Montseny Natural Park route: nature time, not just city streets
• Private booking for up to 2: your group rides together
• Friendly, patient instruction: the approach is described as easy to understand
• 300€ bond per quad: plan for a temporary card hold during signing

Quad Time in Catalonia: What This Ride Is Really About

A quad tour sounds simple: get on, ride, go back. What makes this one feel like a step up is the mix of modern equipment and a route designed around actual nature areas, not just quick loops.

You’ll be riding through Montnegre Natural Park and Montseny Natural Park. That matters because it changes the feel of the hour. Instead of staying stuck in one type of scenery, you’re moving through park country where the roads and trails can feel less repetitive. If you like variety—open stretches, winding paths, and the chance to enjoy views from higher ground—this pairing of two parks does the job.

This tour also keeps things easy to manage. It’s short (about 1 hour), private for your group, and offered in English. For many people, that combo is the sweet spot: enough time to feel the fun, not so long that logistics get heavy.

Enter the Quad: Yamaha Kodiak 450cc and a Private 1-Hour Plan

This is a premium quad excursion using new YAMAHA KODIAK 450cc injection vehicles. In plain terms, the “new + higher-spec” part usually translates to a smoother experience for beginners and a more satisfying one for experienced riders. You’re not dealing with old machines that can feel sluggish or inconsistent.

Each quad can carry 2 people, so a couple (or friends traveling together) can share the ride. Your activity is private, meaning only your group takes part. That’s a big deal when you want instruction without crowd pressure and without stopping every few minutes for other groups.

The timing is also practical. It runs from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM based on the operator’s opening hours, and the experience duration is about 1 hour. If you’re building a day in the Catalonia coast area and don’t want to surrender your whole afternoon, this fits well.

One small “do the math” tip: the posted price is $117.49 per group (up to 2). So if two of you are going together, you’re spreading the cost in the way the pricing is meant to work.

Santa Susanna to Blanes: How the Route Stops Shape Your Hour

The tour’s listed stops are: Santa Susanna, Pineda de Mar, Tordera, Calella, Malgrat de Mar, and Blanes. You’ll also be riding through Montnegre and Montseny Natural Parks during the excursion. In other words, this is not just a nature-only outing and it’s not just a beach-town crawl either.

Here’s how those stops typically affect the vibe, and what to pay attention to.

Santa Susanna (Meeting start point area)

This is where you kick things off at IPSO AVENTURAS. Starting here helps if you’re staying nearby, because you’re not transporting across half the region before you even ride.

Pineda de Mar (coastal pause point)

Pineda de Mar is on the coast, so it tends to bring you back to a more open, “sea-side” feeling compared with park roads. Even if you’re not sightseeing, the change in surroundings helps break up the hour.

Tordera (inland shift)

Tordera acts like a middle shift toward the more natural terrain. This stop is useful psychologically: it signals you’re moving from the coastal rhythm toward quieter country riding.

Calella (recognizable coastal area)

Calella is one of the more well-known towns on this strip, and it’s a logical place for riders to feel like they’re in real Catalonia town-country town movement. If you like planning your day with places you’ve heard of, this stop helps.

Malgrat de Mar (more coastal continuity)

Malgrat de Mar keeps you in the coastal zone between city energy and the park sections. Expect more “near-the-water” sights and a route that keeps rolling rather than feeling like stop-and-start tourism.

Blanes (finishing return vibe)

Since the activity ends back at the meeting point, Blanes functions more like a later point in the ride sequence that supports the “coast-to-nature-to-coast” feel. It’s also helpful if you’re spending time bouncing between these towns during your trip—you’ll recognize the area as you ride through it.

Practical note: you’ll get the most from this hour if you go in expecting movement and changing scenery, not a long guided sightseeing walk. The whole design is built around riding time.

Price and Value: What $117.49 per Group Really Buys

Let’s talk value in a way that helps you decide fast. The price is $117.49 per group (up to 2), and the ride lasts about 1 hour. That means your money is mostly buying:

1) the quad access (new Yamaha Kodiak 450cc machines),

2) an organized route (including Montnegre and Montseny Natural Park riding), and

3) staff support during the experience.

If you’re traveling solo, you’re still buying a full quad experience, because the quads carry 2 people. If you can split with a partner or friend, the pricing makes a lot more sense. If you’re coming as a couple, this is one of those tours where the “per group” price structure works in your favor.

Also, the reviews rating is 4.8 with 93% recommending the experience. The strongest praise themes are about how fun it is and how easy the instructions are to follow, plus how friendly and professional the team is. That matters because with activities like this, instruction quality can make or break the experience.

Before You Sign: Driver’s License and the 300€ Bond Hold

This part isn’t glamorous, but it’s the key to a smooth start. You must have a current car driver’s license. And you must present a credit or debit card to deposit a bond.

Here’s the important bit: there’s a 300€ bond per quad when you sign and authorize the agreement. That amount is blocked on your card for security. The operator says it’s released after checks once the activity is finished.

What you should do before you go:

• Make sure your driver’s license is current.
• Have a card ready that can handle a temporary hold.
• Plan for the possibility that the hold shows up in your account briefly even though the experience is only about an hour.

If you’ve ever had card holds confuse your bank statement, treat this as a heads-up. It’s not a hidden fee in the pricing—it’s part of how the activity protects the quad equipment and ensures it comes back in the same condition.

Instruction and Staff Style: Why People Rate It So High

The standout theme in the feedback is how easy the instructions are to understand and how friendly the team is. You want instructors who can explain things clearly fast, especially in a vehicle-based activity. Here, the experience is repeatedly described as fun and straightforward, with staff that are patient and helpful.

There’s also praise for professionalism when something goes off-script. One comment mentions a small misunderstanding, handled in a polite, professional way. That’s exactly what you hope for: you want staff who can correct course without making you feel embarrassed.

What this means for you: if you’re nervous about riding, or if you need instructions repeated, this setup is designed to work. Since the quad can take 2 people, you’ll also want to communicate with your ride partner before you start so you’re both on the same page with instructions.

Weather, Timing, and Getting the Most from That One Hour

This activity requires good weather. That’s standard for quad riding, but it’s worth building into your day plan. If the weather isn’t right, the operator will offer another date or a full refund.

The schedule runs Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. If you can choose, I’d aim for the clearest part of the day because conditions can change quickly along the coast.

Also note: the experience is often booked ahead (on average about 12 days in advance). If you’re traveling in peak season or on a busy weekend, don’t wait until the last minute to lock in a time.

Who This Quad Tour Fits Best

This is a good match if you want:

• A short, high-fun outing (about 1 hour)
• New quad machines (Yamaha Kodiak 450cc injection)
• Nature riding through Montnegre and Montseny Natural Parks
• Clear guidance in English
• A private, low-crowd experience for your group

It’s also a practical option if you’re based in the Santa Susanna, Calella, Malgrat de Mar, or Blanes area. You’re starting and ending at the same meeting point, and the route is tied to those nearby towns.

Based on the info provided, most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed. The area is also listed as near public transportation, which can help if you’re not renting a car.

If you hate being on time-sensitive schedules or you’re uncomfortable with a card hold requirement, you may want to think twice. But if you’re okay with those basics, it’s a very “do it and smile” kind of activity.

Should You Book Premium Quad Tours?

I’d book this if you want a fun quad experience without turning it into a half-day project. The hour-long format, the fact you ride through Montnegre and Montseny, and the strong praise for easy-to-follow instructions make it a smart choice for couples or friends who want something active and well run.

Skip it (or at least double-check your comfort level) if you can’t provide a current driver’s license or you’d rather avoid a 300€ per-quad bond hold on your card. And if weather is unpredictable during your dates, plan to stay flexible.

FAQ

How long is the quad tour?

It’s listed as about 1 hour.

How many people can ride per quad?

Each quad can carry 2 people.

What quad bikes are used?

They use new Yamaha Kodiak 450cc injection quad vehicles.

Is a driver’s license required?

Yes. You must possess a current car driver’s license.

Is there a security bond?

Yes. A bond of 300€ per quad is required when signing, and it is blocked on your card for security. After checks at the end, the amount is released.

Is the tour private?

Yes. It’s a private tour/activity, and only your group participates.

What language is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is IPSO AVENTURAS – Excursiones en Quad, Camí de la Riera de, 08398 Santa Susanna, Barcelona, Spain. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What happens if the weather is poor?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

Final Call: My Booking Advice

If you want a one-hour quad ride with new equipment, English support, and park riding through Montnegre and Montseny, this is an easy yes—especially if you’re going with a partner so the per-group price works out. Just make sure your license and card are ready for that 300€ bond.