About this tour
When Ben from our team booked the exotic car driving tour with GTA Exotics near Collingwood, Ontario, we were keen to see if the reality matched the hype. You get behind the wheel of four or five genuine supercars—think Lamborghini Huracán, Ferrari 488 Spider, and Corvette C8—rotating through each one during a 3-hour experience. The outfit's been running this for over two decades from a base just outside Collingwood, about two hours north of Toronto. Two drivers per car means you're sharing seat time with one other person, swapping in and out to maximise everyone's go time.
Highlights
- Hands-on driving time in genuinely rare machinery, not just passenger rides.
- Four to five different supercars in one go—proper variety across brands.
- Guided route through Blue Mountain region, not just circuits.
- Pair-share model means realistic drive time, not rushed.
- All insurance and fuel included; no surprise fees cropping up.
- Safety briefing before you hit the road—proper induction.
- Site is wheelchair accessible, which isn't common in tour ops.
What to expect
You'll roll up to their Collingwood base, get a proper safety rundown and introduction to your first car, then head out with your co-driver rotating in the passenger seat. The route meanders through the Blue Mountain area rather than staying on track, so you're actually exploring scenery instead of just doing laps. With two of you sharing drive time, you're looking at a solid chunk behind the wheel each—not token minutes. The pacing feels genuine: you settle into one car, then swap to the next with a fresh briefing. The actual drive is 2.5 hours, so the full experience is well-structured and doesn't drag.
Ben found the transition between cars kept things interesting and the guides were matter-of-fact about explaining each vehicle's quirks rather than overselling the theatre of it all. The route gives you real road feel, not just the novelty of the badge.
What travellers say
- Actual driving time, not just passenger fanfare in expensive cars.
- Four to five different machines—breadth of experience in one session.
- Insurance and fuel folded into price; transparency on costs.
- Fair pair-share rotation system maximises everyone's steering wheel time.
- Route covers real roads through scenic terrain, not just circuits.
- Two-hour Toronto commute or 55-minute Barrie drive is substantial.
- Licence requirements exclude younger or newly-licensed drivers.
- Weather and season will affect ride quality and availability significantly.
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 actually want to drive supercars rather than sit in them, this is the real deal. Fuel and insurance are bundled in, so no hidden costs. The guide experience is solid, and the pair-share model means you're not waiting ages for your turn. It suits confident drivers who want the experience without the commitment of ownership.
You need to be 19+ with at least a Canadian G2 licence (or valid overseas equivalent), so this excludes younger or newly-licensed drivers. A 3-hour block demands moderate fitness—you'll be focused and engaged the whole time, not leisurely. The base is a two-hour drive from Toronto or 55 minutes from Barrie, so logistics matter. Winter conditions in Ontario could affect the experience. Capacity is limited by vehicle count, so booking ahead is essential during peak season.
Bring a valid driver's licence. Water is provided. Wear comfortable clothes and footwear for pedal work. The site has accessible parking and facilities.
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.