EDRO III Shipwreck
A cargo ship that ran aground on the Peyia rocks in a 2011 storm and was never recovered. Rust, blue water and the best photo of the day.
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The classic choice for a couple. One buggy, one price, you drive it yourself.

One row of three. Room for a friend or a child without taking a second buggy.

The whole family in one buggy. Two rows, four seats, nobody left behind.

Prefer a quad to a buggy? Easy to ride and quick to get going. The price is for the quad — two of you can share one.

Drive your own buggy in a guided convoy. Short or long route, all stops included. Priced per buggy, not per person.
Whether you rent self-drive or book the guided safari, this is the ground you'll cover.

A cargo ship that ran aground on the Peyia rocks in a 2011 storm and was never recovered. Rust, blue water and the best photo of the day.

Layered limestone cliffs a few minutes along the coast from the wreck, cut into arches and caverns by the sea.

A small working fishing harbour out at Cape Drepano — a natural break point on the longer routes, coffee and a view of the open Mediterranean.

Inland off the coast road to a freshwater fall and natural pool — the best swim stop on the route.
Entrance €10 per person, paid on site.

A dirt track climbing the hills above the coast — the part of the drive that properly feels off-road.

A high viewpoint above Paphos with the hills falling away to the coast below — worth the stop before heading back.
Tell us what you want, how many people, and which day.
We confirm availability and pricing with a trusted local operator.
Free hotel pickup, then off you go — self-drive or guided safari.
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Yes — every buggy and quad, whether a rental or a safari tour, is self-drive. You'll need a valid, normal (non-professional) driving licence.
It depends on the vehicle and operator — generally 21+, sometimes 23+ for the larger buggies. Message us with your group's ages and we'll confirm exactly what you qualify for.
Yes — automatic, no experience needed. On safari tours you'll get a safety briefing and follow a guide in convoy before setting off.
For rentals, yes — a refundable €300 security deposit, returned in full when the vehicle comes back in good shape. It can be a hold on your card (not charged) or cash left at the office, whichever you prefer. Safari tours require no security deposit.
Yes. Free hotel pickup and drop-off is included with rentals, and free hotel pickup is included with safari tours.
Yes — we now have 4-seater buggies for self-drive rental, from €250 per day. The fleet is small (2 vehicles), so message us to confirm availability before you book.
Yes, and yes — the day rate drops when you keep the vehicle longer. A four-day buggy rental works out around €600 instead of €720 at the daily rate, and quads come down to about €90 a day over three days and €80 a day over five. Exact multi-day prices depend on the vehicle and the dates, so message us with what you need and we’ll come back with the real figure.
As early as you can. The fleets here are small — there are only two 4-seaters in the whole network, and the 2- and 3-seaters go first in the summer. Same-day and next-day is sometimes possible and we’ll always check, but the vehicle you actually want is much more likely to be free if you message us a few days out.
Yes. Bigger groups go out in a convoy of several vehicles rather than one, so a group of ten or more is normal — we’ve put fourteen people out together. Tell us how many of you there are, the date, and how many can drive, and we’ll check across our operators and come back with what works.
Third-party insurance is included on every rental — that covers damage to other people and their property. Cyprus law doesn’t allow full collision cover on these vehicles, so damage to the buggy itself is down to the driver: the security deposit is used first, and anything above it is settled directly with the operator. Every rental company on the island works this way. In practice it means sticking to the routes we send you and taking the tracks steadily.