Go Karting And Quad Biking Spots In Gauteng For Families, Friends And Team Building

From mall tracks you can reach after work to dusty bushveld trails less than an hour from the city, Gauteng has plenty of places to put your foot down. Whether you’re planning a birthday, a year-end team-building day or a weekend outing with the kids, here are the go karting and quad biking venues worth knowing about in 2026.

Prices, times and age rules change often, especially in the holiday season, so check with the venue and book ahead before you go.

Quick Guide: Go Karting And Quad Biking In Gauteng

Indoor Go Karting Tracks In Gauteng’s Malls

Indoor tracks don’t depend on the weather, and they’re easy to fit around a mall visit, a movie or a meal. They suit first-timers, after-work groups and kids’ parties.

IndyKart (Clearwater, Eastgate, Mall Of The South And Parkview)

IndyKart is one of the most familiar karting names in Gauteng. It has tracks at Clearwater Mall in Roodepoort, Eastgate Mall in Bedfordview, Mall of the South in Johannesburg South and Parkview Shopping Centre in Pretoria East. The Parkview track is about 420 m long.

Races start from about R150 per person for 8 minutes. Members can get two 8-minute races for R200 on “Maniac Monday”. The venues are cashless, so bring a card.

Contact: 011 764 2771 | indykart.co.za

RBEK, Rosebank Mall

RBEK runs electric karts on Level 4 of Rosebank Mall. Electric karts are quieter and fume-free, which suits an indoor track. Sessions start from about R300 per person.

Hours: Monday and Sunday 11:00 to 18:00; Tuesday to Thursday 11:00 to 20:00; Friday and Saturday 11:00 to 21:00
Website: rbek.co.za

Kyalami Indoor Karting, Mall Of Africa

Kyalami Indoor Karting at Mall of Africa in Midrand has a 170 m indoor track. It’s a convenient stop for anyone in the Midrand, Waterfall and northern Johannesburg areas. Contact the venue for current race prices.

Contact: 010 109 0927 | indoorkarting.co.za

JoziKart, Cresta And Northgate

JoziKart is a good choice for families because it caters for younger drivers as well as adults.

• Adults and older kids (10 years and older, at least 1,4 m tall): R170 for 8 minutes, R220 for 10 minutes, R270 for 15 minutes and R340 for 20 minutes.
• Bambino karts (ages 5 to 9, at least 1,1 m tall): R250 for 10 minutes, R320 for 15 minutes and R420 for 20 minutes.

Birthday packages cost R4 900 per hour, and corporate bookings are R5 500 per hour. JoziKart also offers a halaal braai for groups at R350 per head.

Contact: 079 032 6899

Supreme Karting, Greenstone Shopping Centre

Supreme Karting is at Greenstone Shopping Centre in Edenvale. Drivers must be at least 8 years old and 1,3 m tall.

Hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 to 18:00; Saturday and Sunday 09:00 to 18:00
Contact: 064 964 0227

Compu-Kart Raceway, Stoneridge Centre

Close by at Stoneridge Centre in Greenstone Park, Compu-Kart Raceway is open late, which makes it an option for an evening outing.

Hours: Daily 10:00 to 22:00
Contact: 071 320 4340

More Indoor Options In Pretoria

Pretoria residents have two more indoor options. Dyno Karting is on the 6th floor of Menlyn Park Shopping Centre. K1 Karting at The Kolonnade in Montana has races from about R130 for 10 minutes.

Outdoor Go Karting Tracks

If you want longer straights, faster karts and some fresh air, these outdoor tracks are worth the drive.

Epic Karting, Muldersdrift

Epic Karting is in Syringa Park on the Avianto Estate in Muldersdrift. Its floodlit outdoor track means you can keep racing after dark. Sessions start from about R250 per person for 10 minutes.

Hours: Tuesday to Thursday 11:00 to 18:00; Saturday 09:00 to 20:00; Sunday 09:00 to 18:00; closed on Mondays
Contact: 010 500 8640

GZ Adventures (Ground Zero Adventures), Lanseria

GZ Adventures is on Pelindaba Road (R512) near Lanseria. It combines a dedicated go-kart track with quad biking trails and a paintball arena, which makes it handy for groups who want more than one activity in a day. Karting costs R350 for 6 laps or R550 for 12 laps.

Address: ME 12 B, R512, Pelindaba Road, Lanseria
Hours: From about 08:00 daily (confirm closing times before you go)
Contact: 067 727 6521 | gzadventures.com

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Extreme Karting, Centurion Mall

Extreme Karting at Centurion Mall is an outdoor track in the middle of Centurion. A 10-minute race costs about R140 for kids and R170 for adults. Kids must be older than 9.

Hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 to 20:00; Sunday 10:00 to 19:00

Kartzone, Zwartkops Raceway

Zwartkops Raceway in Centurion is one of the best-known motorsport venues in the country, and its 700 m kart circuit hosts regional and national karting championships. Kartzone offers arrive-and-drive karting on the circuit, so you can race where club and championship drivers compete. Contact the venue for session times and prices, because race meetings can affect availability.

Quad Biking In Gauteng

Quad biking takes you off the tar and onto dirt trails, through bushveld or, in Soweto’s case, through one of the country’s most famous townships.

Soweto Outdoor Adventures, Soweto

This one is different from a farm trail. Soweto Outdoor Adventures runs guided quad bike tours through Soweto’s residential streets. You can combine the tour with traditional food, a walk to the Hector Pieterson Memorial or a visit to Vilakazi Street. It’s a great choice for visitors and for locals showing friends around.

Tours start from R450 per person. They run daily, and booking ahead is recommended. Riders under 18 need parental consent.

Contact: 072 692 8159 | [email protected] | sowetooutdooradventures.co.za

Zwartkops Quadbike Centre, Centurion

The Zwartkops Quadbike Centre at Zwartkops Raceway caters for both kids and adults. Kids’ quad sessions are offered for ages 4 to 15. Riders get basic quad and safety awareness training before they set off.

It’s especially good for families. The centre also has jumping castles, trampolines, a sandpit, a jungle gym and a tuck shop, plus braai facilities and catering for parties and functions.

Address: Zwartkops Raceway, R55, Zwartkop, Centurion
Contact: 067 280 3307 | [email protected]

GZ Adventures, Lanseria

As well as its karting track, GZ Adventures has off-road quad biking trails. You can book a combined day of quads, karting and paintball for a birthday or team-building group.

Adventure Zone, Cullinan

Cullinan, east of Pretoria, already draws day-trippers for its diamond mine and historic village, and Adventure Zone adds an adrenaline option. There are two quad experiences:

• Quad trail: an 8 km guided trail through the bushveld.
• Quad safari: a 25 km ride through a game farm, with a halfway stop for drinks and possibly a swim.

The venue also offers ziplining over the Muningi Gorge, archery, archery tag, horse riding, abseiling and mine tours. It handles team-building groups of 6 to 300 people. Contact Adventure Zone for current prices and booking.

Saddle Creek Adventures, Hekpoort

Saddle Creek Adventures is in Hekpoort in the Magaliesberg area. It offers quad biking, horse riding and go-karting on a dirt track. There’s a café, and braai areas make it easy to turn the outing into a full day out.

Hours: Daily 08:30 to 16:30 (until 16:00 on Sundays)
Contact: 016 422 0720

Just Over The Border: Hartbeespoort Quad Trails

If you don’t mind driving a little further, the Hartbeespoort and Skeerpoort area, just over the border in North West, has some of the most scenic quad trails within easy reach of Johannesburg and Pretoria.

Hollybrooke Farms, Skeerpoort

Hollybrooke Farms in Skeerpoort runs quad rides for riders aged 16 and older. An hour costs about R700, and passengers ride for about R200.

Contact: 082 552 1285

Segwati Safari Quad Bike Trails, Hartbeespoort

Segwati offers guided safari trails at the foot of the Magaliesberg. Rides cost about R500 for 1 hour, R600 for 1,5 hours and R700 for 2 hours. Children under 13 pay half price.

Contact: 082 412 9823

How Much Does Go Karting And Quad Biking Cost In Gauteng?

As a rough guide for 2026:

• Indoor mall karting: about R130 to R300 per person for one race of 8 to 10 minutes.
• Outdoor karting: about R170 to R350 per session, depending on the track and the number of laps.
• Kids’ karting: from about R140 for a 10-minute race at outdoor tracks. Dedicated kids’ karts at JoziKart start at R250.
• Quad biking: from about R450 for a guided Soweto tour, and about R500 to R700 for an hour to two hours on farm trails.
• Group packages: birthday and corporate bookings usually cost from about R4 900 per hour for exclusive track use.

Many venues give better value on packages, multi-race bundles or weekday specials, so ask what’s available when you book.

Tips Before You Hit The Track Or Trail

• Wear closed shoes. Most venues won’t let you drive in sandals or slops. Tie back long hair and avoid loose scarves.
• Check the height and age rules. Indoor tracks usually set a minimum height (often 1,1 m to 1,4 m) as well as a minimum age. Have your child measured before you promise them a race.
• Expect an indemnity form. Most operators require riders to sign one, and a parent or guardian signs for under-18s.
• Book ahead in the holidays. Weekends, school holidays and the year-end function season fill up fast, especially for groups.
• Dress for dust on quad trails. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty, sunglasses and sunscreen, and bring water.
• Watch the weather. Summer afternoon thunderstorms can stop outdoor sessions. Book a morning slot or choose an indoor track as a backup plan.
• Don’t drink and drive, on or off the road. Venues won’t let anyone who has been drinking take part, so save the drinks for after the race.

What This Means For Gauteng Residents

With the festive season coming up and schools closing for the long summer break, karting and quad biking are an easy way to keep kids busy and to give year-end teams something better than another lunch. Mall tracks such as IndyKart, RBEK, JoziKart and Kyalami Indoor Karting cover most of Johannesburg and Pretoria, so most residents have a track within a short drive. Day-trip options in Lanseria, Muldersdrift, Centurion, Cullinan and the Magaliesberg are close enough for a weekend morning out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where Can I Go Go Karting In Johannesburg?

Popular options include IndyKart (Clearwater, Eastgate and Mall of the South), RBEK at Rosebank Mall, JoziKart at Cresta and Northgate, Kyalami Indoor Karting at Mall of Africa, Supreme Karting in Edenvale, Compu-Kart in Greenstone, Epic Karting in Muldersdrift and GZ Adventures near Lanseria.

Where Can I Go Go Karting In Pretoria?

Try IndyKart at Parkview Shopping Centre, Dyno Karting at Menlyn Park, K1 Karting at The Kolonnade, Extreme Karting at Centurion Mall and Kartzone at Zwartkops Raceway.

How Old Do You Have To Be To Go Karting?

It depends on the venue. JoziKart’s Bambino karts take children from age 5 who are at least 1,1 m tall. Supreme Karting takes drivers from 8 years and 1,3 m. Adult karts generally need drivers to be at least 10 years old and around 1,4 m tall.

Where Can I Go Quad Biking In Gauteng?

You can quad bike with Soweto Outdoor Adventures in Soweto, at the Zwartkops Quadbike Centre in Centurion, at GZ Adventures near Lanseria, at Adventure Zone in Cullinan and at Saddle Creek Adventures in Hekpoort. Hollybrooke Farms and Segwati in the Hartbeespoort area are just over the border in North West.

Can Kids Go Quad Biking?

Yes, at some venues. The Zwartkops Quadbike Centre offers quad sessions for children aged 4 to 15. Some farm trails have older age limits, such as 16 and older at Hollybrooke Farms, so check before you book.

How Much Does Go Karting Cost In Gauteng?

Expect to pay about R130 to R300 for an indoor race and about R170 to R350 for an outdoor session, depending on the venue and race length.

Which Venues Are Good For Team Building?

GZ Adventures (karting, quads and paintball), Adventure Zone Cullinan (groups of 6 to 300), Saddle Creek Adventures and JoziKart’s corporate packages all cater for groups.