Trips along tracks and trails in a 4x4, driving yourself or riding along with a guide at the wheel. Half-day or full-day format, with stops to take in the landscape.
2 activities · 1 local businesses · from 97 €
| Activity | Where | Duration | From | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4x4 driving on a circuit Drive a Nissan Patrol 4x4 Extreme around a private trial circuit in Sant Sadurní d'Anoia. | Sant Sadurní d'Anoia | — | 97 € | Voucher, date agreed later |
| WILD TRACK EXPERIENCE Drive a 4x4 trial prototype in Sant Sadurní d'Anoia, always with an instructor as co-driver. | Sant Sadurní d'Anoia | 45 min | 218 € | Voucher, date agreed later |
Two options on a private trial circuit in Sant Sadurní d'Anoia, in the Alt Penedès, about 45 minutes from Barcelona: a Nissan Patrol Extreme in 30, 45 or 60-minute sessions (from €97 per person) and the «Proto 4x4», a homologated trial prototype, in a 45-minute session (€218). Both are driven inside the grounds, never on open roads.
Because the circuit is closed to traffic you do not need a driving licence: you drive and the instructor sits beside you, calling the line and telling you when to come off the brake. Under-18s can take the wheel too — just say so when you book. The Proto 4x4 always runs with the instructor as co-pilot, with a roll cage and competition harnesses, given how hard the course is.
A wooden bridge, slopes climbed and descended with no electronic aids, and obstacles built over a former vineyard. The prototype adds diff locks, long suspension travel and independent brakes, which is what gets it through where a standard 4x4 stops. They are sold without a date: you pay for the whole activity and the day is agreed afterwards with the centre.
A 30-minute session at the wheel of the Nissan Patrol Extreme costs €97 per person, 45 minutes €145 and 60 minutes €169. The Wild Track Experience, in the competition prototype, is €218 for 45 minutes. The price is per person and includes the vehicle and the instructor riding as co-pilot.
No. It is a private circuit closed to traffic: you drive with the instructor as co-pilot, which is why no licence is required. Under-18s can drive too — just mention it when you book.
The vehicle and the difficulty. On the trial circuit you drive a Nissan Patrol Extreme over a wooden bridge, steep slopes and obstacles, with no electronic aids. The Wild Track Experience uses a homologated trial prototype with diff locks, independent brakes, a roll cage and competition harnesses, and always runs with the instructor as co-pilot.
These activities are sold as a voucher: you pay the full amount online and the centre contacts you to agree the day that suits you; once it is set, your pass with its QR code arrives. The voucher never expires, and while it has no date you have 14 calendar days from purchase to withdraw.