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Take the wheel of a high-end supercar for a four-hour route from Barcelona into Catalonia’s Penedès wine country, then stretch your legs with a two-hour guided winery tour and tasting. Enjoy winding roads, village scenes, and premium cava paired with traditional appetizers.
Take the wheel of a high-end supercar for a four-hour route from Barcelona into Catalonia’s Penedès wine country, then stretch your legs with a two-hour guided winery tour and tasting. Enjoy winding roads, village scenes, and premium cava paired with traditional appetizers.
You peel out of Barcelona with the engine humming under you, sunlight cutting across glass and metal as the city recedes and the Mediterranean air thins into the scent of cork oak and ripening grapes.
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Operated by Drive Me Barcelona · Barcelona, Catalonia
You peel out of Barcelona with the engine humming under you, sunlight cutting across glass and metal as the city recedes and the Mediterranean air thins into the scent of cork oak and ripening grapes.
The route heads into the Penedès and interior coastal ranges: winding two-lane asphalt that alternates between low, vine-covered plains and steeper, rocky ridges. The drive portion lasts roughly two hours each way, giving drivers long stretches to feel the car and short village sections that demand careful braking and attention.
Penedès is the cultural heart of Catalan cava production — a 19th-century innovation born from local vintners who adapted traditional methods to native parellada, macabeo and xarel·lo grapes. Geologically the region sits between the coastal plain and the Garraf limestone outcrops; expect rolling vineyards, terraced parcels, and stone cellars that keep steady, cool temperatures year-round.
At the winery a guided two-hour visit covers vineyard practices, cellar technique and a seated tasting of cava, regional wines and simple Catalan tapas. The experience balances the thrill of performance driving with a calm, sensory wine tasting that highlights place and process.
Practical guidance: bring your valid driving license and two years’ driving history, wear closed shoes and sunglasses, and be prepared for narrow mountain turns and local traffic. A security deposit and minimum age rules apply. Plan the timing to avoid mid-day heat in summer and allow at least four hours total; fuel and instructor are included but follow the instructor’s safety brief before you take the wheel.
Yes—drivers take the wheel for over two hours along the route under instructor supervision; a professional will brief safety and handling before departure.
Yes—local operator policies require a security deposit to cover potential damage; the amount and payment method are communicated at booking.
Most bookings permit a passenger, but capacities depend on the vehicle chosen and operator rules—confirm at booking.
EU licenses are accepted; drivers from non-Vienna Convention countries should obtain an International Driving Permit and carry passport details as requested.
Drive Me Barcelona operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You peel out of Barcelona with the engine humming under you, sunlight cutting across glass and metal as the city recedes and the Mediterranean air thins into the scent of cork oak and ripening grapes.
You peel out of Barcelona with the engine humming under you, sunlight cutting across glass and metal as the city recedes and the Mediterranean air thins into the scent of cork oak and ripening grapes.
The route heads into the Penedès and interior coastal ranges: winding two-lane asphalt that alternates between low, vine-covered plains and steeper, rocky ridges. The drive portion lasts roughly two hours each way, giving drivers long stretches to feel the car and short village sections that demand careful braking and attention.
Penedès is the cultural heart of Catalan cava production — a 19th-century innovation born from local vintners who adapted traditional methods to native parellada, macabeo and xarel·lo grapes. Geologically the region sits between the coastal plain and the Garraf limestone outcrops; expect rolling vineyards, terraced parcels, and stone cellars that keep steady, cool temperatures year-round.
At the winery a guided two-hour visit covers vineyard practices, cellar technique and a seated tasting of cava, regional wines and simple Catalan tapas. The experience balances the thrill of performance driving with a calm, sensory wine tasting that highlights place and process.
Practical guidance: bring your valid driving license and two years’ driving history, wear closed shoes and sunglasses, and be prepared for narrow mountain turns and local traffic. A security deposit and minimum age rules apply. Plan the timing to avoid mid-day heat in summer and allow at least four hours total; fuel and instructor are included but follow the instructor’s safety brief before you take the wheel.