Barcelona: Private Ferrari Driving Experience

Barcelona: Private Ferrari Driving Experience

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Get behind the wheel of a powerful Ferrari road car and see the sights of Barcelona like a rock star. Choose from a selection of routes and drive past attractions such as La Barceloneta, the old urban F1 Circuit in Montjuic or Tibidabo & the Skyline.

Highlights

Feel the adrenaline of driving a Ferrari California
Admire monuments and cross the streets of Barcelona
Have a unique experience
Customize your itinerary to suit your preferences

Description

Discover Barcelona from a different perspective while driving a Ferrari through the city streets. Begin your thrilling adventure in La Barceloneta. Feel the excitement of being behind the wheel of this supercar as you put the pedal to the metal, allowing it to surge from zero to 60 miles per hour (100 kilometers per hour) in just 4 seconds flat. A professional driving instructor will help you unleash the true power of the Supercar and ensure your experience is safe and memorable. If you are an adrenaline lover, this is your experience. Make your way to the route you have chosen, each one with incredible views and attractive monuments of the city that will provide you with unique moments. You can choose between going around La Barceloneta (20 minutes), go up to Montjuic (40 minutes), or Tibidabo (90 minutes). You will have the opportunity to admire the old fishermen neighborhood and the early modernist Parc Ciutadella road along the old Formula 1 circuit and discover magnificent views of the port of Barcelona or enjoy panoramic views of the city from the highest point, Tibidabo.

Includes

Ferrari rental Fuel Instructor Guided experience in Barcelona according to your preferences

Important Information

You must be at least 18 years old to drive
You must bring your passport or ID card and a valid driver's license
An international driving license is required for citizens of USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and those countries that are not a part of the Vienna Convention