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 in the convoy.

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

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

Prefer a quad to a buggy? Same guided routes, same stops. The price is for the quad — two of you can share one.
Every price above is for the whole vehicle, not per person. The only extra is the Adonis Baths entrance, €10 per person, paid on site.
Stop by stop on the 4.5-hour route, from €140 per buggy. The 2.5–3 hour route covers the shipwreck, the sea caves and Adonis Baths, from €110.

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. This is the proper break — around half an hour for coffee, a snack and toilets.

Inland off the coast road to a freshwater fall and natural pool. The longest stop of the day — about an hour and a half, and you can swim.
Entrance €10 per person, paid on site — not included in the tour price.

The climb back up. A dirt track over Melissovounos with the convoy strung out ahead of you — the part of the day that properly feels off-road.

Last stop before the run home — a high viewpoint above Paphos with the hills falling away to the coast below.
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We check availability and pricing with a trusted local operator.
Free hotel pickup, a safety briefing, then you drive your own buggy in convoy behind the guide.
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You drive your own buggy — a guide leads the convoy and another follows at the back, but everyone in between drives themselves. A valid driving licence is required.
Prices are per vehicle, not per person. Short route (2.5–3 hours): 2-seater €110, 3-seater €150, 4-seater €200. Long route (4.5 hours): 2-seater €140, 3-seater €170, 4-seater €230. A quad carries two people — €80 short route, €100 long route. The only extra is the Adonis Baths entrance, €10 per person, paid on site.
Generally 21+, sometimes higher depending on the vehicle. Message us with your group's ages and we'll confirm exactly what you qualify for.
Yes — you'll get a safety briefing before setting off, and the group moves at a controlled pace in single file behind the guide.
No — there is no security deposit on the safari tours.
Yes, free hotel pickup and drop-off in the Paphos area.