Buggying
Overview
An off-road buggy is a stripped-back machine built to be thrown around. You sit low in a roll cage, grab the wheel, and tackle tracks, mud and bumps that would stop an ordinary car dead. It is loud, messy and grin-inducing.
You need no experience. Sessions run on private off-road courses with a briefing first, and the buggies are built to take a beating, so you can give it some welly without worrying. It is a favourite for groups who want a bit of competition and a lot of mud.
The operators on adventuro run supervised buggy sessions with the kit and safety gear sorted. Wear clothes you are happy to ruin, because you probably will.
FAQs
None. A briefing covers the controls and the course before you set off, and an instructor keeps an eye on things.
Not to drive off-road on private land. The operator will confirm any age or licence rules for their site.
Yes. You are strapped into a roll cage with a helmet, on a controlled course, at sensible speeds for your level.
Old clothes and trainers or boots you do not mind getting filthy. Helmets and any other safety gear are provided.
Varies by operator, with junior and adult sessions at many sites. Check the specific session.
Many buggies are two-seat, so you can share the experience. Check what your chosen session allows.
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