Barcelona is a magnificent city where you can find various ways to enjoy active tourism, allowing you to experience activities where you're the main protagonist. Fancy racing on a circuit similar to Formula 1?
We know you live overwhelmed, stressed, with a thousand things on your mind and limited time to rest. Well, the time has come for your days of anguish to end. Drive a kart!
Karting Parcmotor offers you a replica of an F1 circuit just 25 minutes from Barcelona, in the Catalan town of Castellolí. They provide the best offer for you to drive your chosen vehicle on a unique track – undoubtedly the finest venue you'll ever visit.
You should know their circuit was designed by Dani Pedrosa, world champion, who endorses its professionalism. With over 1340 metres in length, you can fully enjoy your time there while racing in 10 or 15-minute Grand Prix sessions.
Its various elevation changes and all the challenges you'll face – banked curves, ascents, descents – make a race at Karting Parcmotor far more thrilling. They also make it easy for you, offering multiple formats to suit your needs along with numerous services.
Celebrating a stag do with them is a different yet equally attractive option. Nowadays, traditional boys' or girls' gatherings to bid farewell to singlehood are becoming outdated. What could be better than hopping into a state-of-the-art karting vehicle to have a blast and ensure your mate never forgets that special day?
Likewise, groups of friends or companies are welcome, as any celebration is gladly accommodated. You'll start with a warm-up session to get into the swing of things; followed by qualifying to determine pole positions; and finally, the most exciting part... the final race!
The starting straight is about 14 metres wide, giving you ample space to build momentum. And if you fancy, you can try their Pit-lane (pit stop) to feel like a true professional.
If you're visiting Barcelona and want to hire a kart, don't hesitate to choose this company. They'll be waiting for you from Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 9pm.
