Ride guide · DUNE BUGGY TOURS IN SPAIN
The good dune buggy tours in Spain run a finite fleet and the best machines go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Drive a guided buggy from Costa Teguise through Guatiza’s old quarries, cactus country, and rough volcanic tracks to Peñas del Chache. Guides such as Diego, Kevin, and Jeshua keep the group together, take photos, and help you handle the bumpiest sections.
“Amazing, super fun! Would highly recommend. Great value for money! Thank you!🤍”
Drive a two-seat buggy through Gran Canaria’s Ayagaures Valley, past reservoirs, mountain villages, and Fataga viewpoints. Guides including Sebastian and Speedy handle safety, directions, and plenty of humor. Bring a valid car license, closed shoes, and clothes you can afford to dust.
“Excellent! Just do it! The Team is funny and really kind! It was an amaizing experience, 5 ⭐️”
Drive your own buggy from Morro Jable through Jandía Natural Park to Puerto de la Cruz, also called The Puertito. You get a safety briefing, dust goggles, hotel pickup, and time to switch drivers at the coastal stop. Bring a license, face covering, water, and clothes that can get dirty.
“Family of four we all really enjoyed the activity and would highly recommend it, great fun”
You’ll drive an automatic buggy through northern Fuerteventura, mixing paved roads with dusty tracks near old volcano craters and Corralejo’s dunes. Guides such as Margarita, Ben, Tom, and Sayed lead the route, explain the island, and stop for photos and a break at Don Pepe bar.
“Dune buggy absolutely funny and great fun! Ben, our guide, was a perfect match and he led us through the best view ever of Coraalejo dunes. Highly recommended!”
Start in Corralejo and drive a self-drive buggy through northern Fuerteventura, with stops at the protected dunes, Villaverde’s volcanic area, and Parque Holandés. Choose a wilder white buggy, a more comfortable red model, or a four-seat family buggy. Guides speak four languages.
“Best esperienze ever, they were well organised.l'm not the best driver but I felt confident and sicure while driving with them.”
Drive an automatic two or four-seat buggy from Palma’s outskirts through Sant Jordi and Llucmajor, then up to Monti Sion at 542 meters. Guides including Andre, Nikki, Radu, and Kevin lead the small group, with a 30-minute monastery stop. Expect dust, bumps, narrow roads, and big island views.
“We had a great time. I wish we had more time at the monastery & a wish we made a few stops to take pics. 10/10 recommend. The ride was a perfect blend of rough rugged terrain & smooth streets.”
You drive an 800cc buggy from El Tablero through Fataga Natural Park and up to the Ayagaures Pedro Gonzales viewpoint. Guides including Sebastian and Carmelo, known as Speedy Gonzales, lead the convoy, provide photo stops, and keep the ride lively. Expect scenic paved roads, a short dusty off-road section, and optional video footage.
“The whole team of staff were very energetic, organized, and really got you ready for a tour! Amazing greeting and prep and a fantastic tour, gentle bit of off road to towards the end which was just enough to avoid becoming uncomfortable or painful. The duo taking the tour out was HILARIOUS! Speedy Gonzales if a really funny character and totally made the day 100% would book again if we had enough time this holiday. A must try for any visitors!”
Drive a two-person buggy through Llucmajor’s backroads, countryside, town streets, and coast near Palma. Guides such as Manu and Chris lead small groups of up to six, with a 30-minute cove stop for swimming or sunbathing. Bring your license, closed shoes, and sunglasses.
“It was really fun driving around with the buggys, also the guide was very nice and friendly. Definitely recommend booking this activity!”
Drive an automatic Can-Am Maverick from Puerto Calero with guides such as Mario, Rob, Dean, or Jimmy. Expect a three-hour mix of road and off-road driving, village scenery, volcanic views, a La Geria stop, optional wine tasting, and plenty of dust.
“Mario was an awesome tour guide! The views in the mountains are incredible! Definitely recommend for those who don’t mind a wild ride.”
Take a guided buggy from Costa Calma across roads, dry riverbeds, and off-road tracks to Playa de Ugan, La Pared, and Playa Sotavento. Guides including Jurjen and Dominique lead small groups in English, German, Italian, or Spanish. Bring your original driving license, sunglasses, and something to cover your face.
“Pick up was on time and very polite. Safety briefing given in several languages. I was a little nervous as never driven abroad but our guide kept an eye on us at all times. couple of nice stops along the way. It was fun,dirty,exilerating so glad I did it and felt safe as a solo female traveler.”
Take an automatic single or double buggy from Caleta de Fuste into Fuerteventura’s volcanic interior. Guides such as Gilberto and Chris lead a 50 percent road, 50 percent off-road route, with a goat-cheese farm, salt pans, coastal views, and plenty of dust.
“Would 100% recommend to anyone visiting this area! We did this on the first day of our holiday and it was the best start we could have had, we saw so much beautiful scenery and we could have bought all the goat’s cheese at the farm that we stopped at! Our guide was fantastic and took brilliant photos of us as well!”
Drive a new buggy from southern Tenerife through mountain villages and up to 2,200 meters in Teide National Park. Guides such as Mario, Javier, Alex, and Plamen lead small groups, explain Tenerife’s geology, stop for photos, and provide goggles, water, snacks, and warm clothing when needed.
“The whole experience was fantastic!! Can’t recommend this activity enough, Mario our guide was amazing and very knowledgeable. Throughly enjoyed the whole experience would 100% recommend this to anyone visiting Tenerife.”
Drive an automatic 600cc buggy from Corralejo through quiet roads, Corralejo Natural Park, and rough volcanic tracks near Lajares and Parque Holandés. You will walk to the dunes rather than drive on them, stop for photos and a drink, and return dusty. Ask for Marco, Carlos, or Francesco if available.
“Great trip, especially offroad. Did spend a good while on the main roads but needs must. Carlos was good and explained things well especially on the stops. Beautiful scenery on the dunes.”
Join Angel on a small-group CanAm Maverick 1000R buggy tour from Puerto del Carmen. You will drive mostly on roads, walk to El Cuervo volcano, pass La Geria’s vineyards, and photograph Las Grietas. The buggy holds up to four people, making this a good-value family outing.
“Excellent and unique experience. glad that we tried this excursion”
Drive a Can-Am Maverick 1000R buggy from Costa Teguise through Guatiza, Mala, Teguise, and the volcanic north. With guides such as Saul, expect road sections, rough tracks, mountain views, goggles, wind protection, and a small group of up to five buggies.
“Fantastic guide. As a nervous passenger, our guide’s frequent stops to check on us meant the experience became so much less stressful for me. My husband had an absolute blast!!! Would definitely recommend. Take the jacket offered, you will be dusty.”
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