If you're passionate about motorsports, you can't miss out on adventure sports where emotions reign supreme and adrenaline takes centre stage. A buggy excursion will provide you with the best sensations thanks to access to places nearly unreachable by other vehicles.
Do you know the history of buggies?
The invention of this vehicle dates back to the 1950s and 60s, when Americans built them for leisure - just another weekend hobby. From then on, the Californian coast filled with pleasure-seekers riding their "Beach Buggies" and enjoying Sundays in a different way.
Times have changed and buggies have modernised, evolving into all-terrain vehicles that can tackle any track and provide you with a complete adventure. Their handling is straightforward and will let you enjoy your surroundings, so if you're tired of typical weekend options - where cinema and dinners take centre stage, where you always see the same faces doing the same things, or where monotony makes you wish Monday would come sooner... It's time to hop in a buggy!
What do I need to drive a buggy?
Generally, most companies offering buggy experiences through the most beautiful regional landscapes require at minimum being of legal age and holding a driving licence to operate these off-road vehicles. Because despite their easy handling, having some basic principles and techniques will always help you make the most of your adventure.
When you arrive at a location to practice this sport, a team of professionals will explain how to handle the vehicle - this way they'll ensure, and you'll be certain, that everything goes smoothly. Typically, if your buggy activity is an excursion or tour, you'll always be guided by an instructor who knows the area. Additionally, the company you go with will provide all necessary equipment.
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Moreover, nearly all locations that let you experience driving a buggy offer two-seater vehicles and even larger models so you can enjoy the adventure with your most adventurous friends or family members. They're also designed so you can bring along children if you don't know where to leave them that day.
Don't hesitate any longer and get in a buggy - it's become hugely popular in recent years and will let you have massive fun in a compact off-roader.
