About this tour
When Em from our team took the wheel of a supercar from Barcelona towards Sitges, we got 2 hours of proper driving along the Garraf Massif's winding coastal roads—Mediterranean views sprawling on one side, rocky peaks on the other. A professional instructor rode along to keep things safe, then we had 2 hours loose in Sitges itself, a cheerful seaside town with narrow streets and a relaxed vibe. The whole thing clocks in at 4 hours door-to-door. It's the kind of day that appeals to petrol heads and anyone keen to feel the road beneath a decent set of wheels.
Highlights
- Actual driving time in a supercar—not just sightseeing from a passenger seat
- Garraf Massif roads deliver genuine twists and coastal panoramas throughout
- Mediterranean views unfold properly when you're the one steering
- Sitges town is genuinely pleasant—beaches, bars, and old-town charm
- Professional instructor keeps safety in view without killing the fun
- Fuel included means no filling-station faff on the day
- Free 2 hours to wander Sitges at whatever pace suits you
What to expect
You'll roll out of Barcelona in your supercar and head toward the hills. The first 2 hours are driving—you're behind the wheel the whole time, tackling the Garraf Massif's curves with an instructor in the passenger seat. The roads are genuinely scenic; the Mediterranean sits off to one side, and the landscape isn't monotonous. Em found the instructor present but not intrusive; they'll jump in if you're about to do something daft, otherwise they let you feel the drive. Once you hit Sitges, you park up and have a proper 2-hour break. The town has a beach-town feel—cafés, chiringuitos, a old church on a headland—and it's walkable enough that you can cover the main bits without rushing.
What travellers say
- Actually get to drive a supercar, not just sit in one
- Garraf Massif roads genuinely fun and scenic throughout
- Instructor keeps things safe without being annoying
- Fuel already paid—no hidden filling costs
- Sitges is an easy, pleasant 2-hour loose-around destination
- International driving permit required for Aussies and other non-EU citizens
- €1000 refundable deposit feels hefty if you're nervous
- Car insurance not included; paid separately on arrival
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
If you've ever fancied driving a proper supercar on a real road (not a track), this delivers. The Garraf Massif roads are genuinely fun, and Sitges is a nice reward at the end—good for a swim, lunch, or just pottering about. Fuel's included. The instructor presence means you're not completely on your own if something feels iffy.
You'll need an international driving permit if you're from Australia, USA, Canada, or NZ—sort that before you go. There's a €1000 safety deposit (refundable if you bring the car back unscratcheed). Car insurance is compulsory but not included; you'll pay that on arrival. You must be 21+ with at least 2 years' driving experience. Hotel pickup isn't included, so you'll organise your own transport to the meeting point. The drive is 2 hours; if you're not a confident driver or you're uncomfortable with performance cars, this might feel intense. Bring sunscreen and water. Early morning or late afternoon heat can be a factor in summer.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.