Self-Drive ATV & RZR Tours in Eilat

You drive — the guide leads the way

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Self-Drive means you drive your own ATV or RZR buggy, following the lead guide who sets the pace and route. Unlike a guided tour where you ride as a passenger next to the guide, here you are in full control — choosing your line, feeling the terrain, experiencing real off-road driving. The guide ensures safety, provides navigation, takes photos, and keeps the group together.

How Self-Drive Works

It's simple: the guide gives a full safety briefing, explains how to operate the vehicle, and does a short test ride. Then everyone heads out in a convoy — the guide leads and you drive behind at your own pace. We stop for photos, viewpoints, and the guide shares stories about the area. Anyone who prefers not to drive can join as a passenger next to the guide.

Why Choose Self-Drive?

A real driving experience — not just a passenger, but the driver. You control your pace, your line, your adrenaline. Perfect for those who want to feel the thrill of off-road driving. The guide is always with you — full safety coverage. That's why 95% of clients choose self-drive.

Self-Drive vs Guided Tour

In a Self-Drive tour, each participant drives their own vehicle in a convoy. In a Guided tour, the guide drives and you sit next to them as a passenger. Self-Drive is ideal if you have a license and want a real driving experience. Guided is perfect if you don't have a license or prefer to relax and enjoy the scenery. Both options are available — choose what suits you.

License Requirements — What the Law Says

According to Israeli driving law, operating an ATV or RZR in open terrain requires a valid Category B driver's license (standard car license). No motorcycle license is required. This applies even when self-driving in nature reserves. Those without a license can join as passengers.

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Andrey Tereshchenko

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Self-Drive FAQ

What is Self-Drive?

You drive your own ATV or RZR buggy, following the lead guide. You're not a passenger — you're in control of the vehicle. The guide manages the convoy, ensures safety, and takes photos.

Do I need a license for self-drive?

Yes — a valid Category B driver's license (standard car license) is required. A motorcycle license is not needed.

Can I drive without a license?

No. Self-driving requires a Category B license. However, those without a license can join as passengers — including children from age 5.

Do I need a motorcycle license?

No. A standard car license (Category B) is sufficient. Israeli law treats ATVs and RZRs as off-road vehicles, not motorcycles.

What's the difference between Self-Drive and a Guided tour?

Self-Drive — you drive, the guide leads. Guided — the guide drives and you ride as a passenger. Self-Drive is more engaging; Guided is for those who prefer to relax.

How much does self-drive cost?

Price depends on season, route, and number of participants. Contact us for a quote.

How do I know where to go?

The lead guide knows the route — just follow along. No navigation skills needed.

Is self-drive available on Shabbat?

Yes. U-Drive Eilat is open 7 days a week, including Shabbat and holidays.

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