Buggy Tours in Málaga

Rev up your sense of adventure and embark on an adrenaline-pumping journey through the rugged landscapes of southern Spain with buggy tours in Málaga.

The jewel of the Costa del Sol, Málaga, offers more than just its pristine beaches and rich good food; it's also a playground for off-road enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

With rugged, all-terrain buggies as your trusty companions, you'll explore the hidden gems of this Andalusian paradise, from dusty trails to lush forests, and winding mountain roads.

Whether you're seeking an off-road adventure with friends, family, or solo, our buggy tours provide the ultimate opportunity to experience the thrill of Malaga's diverse terrain while soaking in its breathtaking natural beauty.

Here's all you need to know about buggy tours, one of the most exhilarating outdoor activities in Málaga.

What are the best buggy tours in Málaga?

Buggy tours in Málaga all cover different areas, and you can join a quick 1-hour tour or get a full serving of adventure with a 4-hour experience.

Buggy Tour in Almuñecar with Picnic

Discover the hidden charms of rural southern Spain by taking on a thrilling 1.5 or 3-hour guided small-group buggy excursion in Málaga. You will depart from La Herradura town and make your way into the wilderness to be met with breathtaking vistas.

Along the way, relish in panoramic views of the ocean, mountains, and ancient villages as you navigate a mix of country roads, narrow tracks, and challenging off-road routes. To ensure an intimate experience, our small-group tours are limited to just 12 travelers, promising an unforgettable adventure through this captivating corner of Spain.

You will also stop halfway and enjoy a picnic lunch which includes bread, meat, fruit and soft drinks.

Panoramic Buggy Tour from Málaga

Hit the slopes of the Axarquía hills that wrap around Málaga for a captivating 4-hour adventure. This buggy tour in Málaga is equal parts skill challenge as it is relaxing and revitalizing.

Explore the picturesque Costa del Sol terrain as you wind through olive groves and vineyards. You will stop for a drink in the charming village of Comares and the journey continues as you drive through the scenic Montes de Málaga Natural Park, adding yet another layer of natural beauty to your unforgettable experience.

This also includes hassle-free round-trip transportation from your Málaga hotel ensuring that your exploration of this remarkable region is both convenient and memorable.

Buggy tour in Mijas

Rev up the adrenaline factor with this thrilling buggy tour in Mijas. You will conjure up dust clouds and splash through muddy puddles as you zoom through the backroads of Mijas, awakening your sense of adventure.

These exclusive tours are limited to only three buggies, leaving more room for thrills and spills on the track. This 2.5-hour tour also makes several stops at spectacular viewpoints including the iconic Eagle Viewpoint. If you are strapped for time you can also book a 1-hour buggy tour in Mijas.

How much do buggy tours in Malaga cost?

Buggy tours in Mijas lasting 1 hour generally costs about €100 per buggy, while 2.5-hour tours cost €150 for a 2-seater buggy. These tours generally operate in small groups.

Buggy tours in Almuñecar with a picnic lunch typically costs €120 per buggy, which can seat up two passengers. Longer, 3-hour tour in Almuñecar cost about €150 per buggy.

The more robust 4-hour panoramic buggy tours are generally priced at around €350 per buggy which also takes up to two people.

What is included?

All tours are done in a buggy suitable for 2 people. You can either book a buggy for yourself or share it with a passenger, both at the same cost.

On certain buggy tours in Almuñecar a picnic lunch is included, while panoramic tours generally includes drinks in the village of Comares.

Where does it start?

Almuñecar buggy tours typically start on the beach in La Herradura, but the panoramic buggy tours in Malaga includes pickup from your hotel. The buggy tours in Mijas start from the tour operator’s offices in town, just south of Malaga.

How long does it last?

The buggy tour with a picnic in Almuñecar lasts 90 minutes, but you can book the same tour as a 3-hour experience too.

Mijas buggy tours last either 1 hour or 2.5 hours with multiple stops along the way for photos.

For a more immersive experience, you can book a 4-hour tour into the panoramic hills around Málaga.

Is it wheelchair friendly?

Buggy tours in Malaga are unfortunately not wheelchair friendly. The vehicles do not have space to store a wheelchair or any mobility aids and passengers must be able to get in and out of the vehicle without assistance.

When is the best time for a buggy tour in Málaga?

The best time for a buggy tour in Málaga is during spring and fall, when the weather is pleasantly warm, avoiding the scorching summer heat or occasional winter chill. During these seasons the landscapes are at their most vibrant, and you'll dodge the high-season tourist crowds, ensuring a more serene experience.

Is it safe?

Yes, buggy tour in Málaga are generally safe, as they provide expert guides and well-maintained vehicles. Most travelers can participate in these excursions, however a moderate physical fitness level is generally required.

Are children allowed?

Yes, children are generally allowed to join Málaga buggy tours, provided they are accompanied by an adult.

Do I need a driving license?

Yes, to drive a buggy in Málaga, you will need to have a full driving license. Alternatively, you can join the tour as a passenger.

What happens in case of bad weather?

Buggy tours in Málaga depend on good weather, so if the conditions are bad, your excursion will be canceled. Should that be the case, you can either reschedule for a later date or request a refund.

Which other outdoor activities can be done in Málaga?

• Hiking in Málaga
• Bike tours in Málaga
• Quad tours in Málaga
• Canyoning in Málaga
• Horse riding in Málaga
• Jeep tours in Málaga
• Abseiling in Málaga
• Motorbiking in Málaga

Travel tips

• Always wear provided safety gear, follow the guide's instructions and stick to designated trails.
• The sun in Málaga can be intense. Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring along water to stay hydrated.
• Wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting dusty. Closed-toed shoes are a must. Consider sunglasses and a bandana to keep the dust out.
• Before setting out, familiarize yourself with the buggy's controls, especially the brakes and throttle.