Are you a true motorsports fanatic? If you answered yes and live in Marbella, we must tell you that you are in for a treat. Some of the most fun buggy tracks in the south of Spain can be found in this Andalusian city. You can't pass up the opportunity to hop in a buggy and zoom through the mountains. There is more to Marbella than the beach and sunbathing on the coast. Beautiful mountainous vistas await you here, ideal for all types of buggy trips. Are you planning to join us?

You can hire anything in Marbella, from a powerful 4x4 buggy to a second-hand buggy for those who aren't quite ready for the adventure or a regular vehicle to get you started. The best part is that you don't need any prior expertise; all you need is a valid driver's license to get started. If you don't have one yet, don't be shy about bringing a friend because the buggies are two-seater, so you can share the joy. You'll be going full throttle, the adrenaline coursing through your veins and the wind whipping through your hair.

You won't have to worry about anything because you'll always have all the necessary safety equipment, like a helmet. If you require assistance, the expert instructors will be available after providing you with brief training on how to safely operate the buggy. If you want to experience buggies in Malaga, Marbella is the place to go.

What kind of buggy tours are available in Marbella?

• San Pedro de Alcántara: Buggy riding on the Costa del Sol can be a great experience. You'll find wonderful courses to test the speed of these fascinating motor vehicles in this town west of Marbella in the Ronda area. The Guadaiza and Guadalmina rivers will be visible throughout the route as they pass through town to ultimately join the Sierra Blanca. You will get the opportunity to witness breathtaking vistas of Marbella's entire mountainous scenery. You can unwind in the Playa Linda Vista or Playa Nueva Andalucía beaches once you've completed the course.

• Sierra Blanca: These mountain formations create the backdrop of Marbella and are located between the western half of the Costa del Sol and the Sierra de las Nieves. Much of the vegetation, fauna, and plants found in this part of southern Spain can be found here. You can reach the Pico de la Concha, a beautiful viewpoint from which you can overlook the entire city of Marbella including its valleys, beaches, and mountains!

• Sierra de las Nieves: The routes of this majestic mountain range, which lies between the Ronda mountains and the Mediterranean, are ideal for off-roading. The Sierra de las Nieves National Park boasts magnificent natural vistas to explore with your buddies while driving a super buggy. Discover another side of Marbella and have fun simultaneously! From the Tres Pérgolas viewpoint, you can see the El Dique dam, and the El Largo dam and take in a panoramic vista. You can also stop via Ojén on the way to Marbella.

• The Embalse de la Concepción reservoir is another location accessible by buggy. Because it is located at the mouth of the same-named river, it is also known as Pantano del Ro Verde. It also receives water from other important rivers such as the Guadaiza, Guadalmina, and Guadalmansa.

• Puerto Bermejo: Embark on an exciting experience on a buggy route through the Costa del Sol's natural surroundings. You'll be in a fantastic setting, entirely surrounded by the area's most gorgeous natural surroundings.

Do you still have doubts about where you should go buggy riding? Marbella is clearly a fantastic place to visit and explore its trails and roads at full speed in this exciting vehicle. If not, there are other spots near Marbella where you may go with the buggies along the paths at the foot of the Sierra Bermeja. If you enjoy intense feelings, I'm not sure what you're waiting for to come out and let all your adrenaline flow. However, if you have previously practised with the buggy and want to try another type of vehicle, hire a quad in Marbella!

If you want to discover Marbella in an original, exciting and unique way, then don't think twice and come with the buggy!