Vuelta Catalonia

Absolutely. All our experiences can be enjoyed with a passenger, whether it is your partner, friend, or child.

The Rolling Museum is not a racing event. We drive on public roads, respect speed limits, and focus on enjoying the cars, the scenery, and the overall experience.

Our tours are designed to be enjoyable for both drivers and passengers. Beyond the driving itself, participants discover spectacular roads, beautiful landscapes, carefully selected hotels, local gastronomy, and memorable moments shared with fellow enthusiasts.

If you have a request for a group of more than five people for our road trips, please give us a call so we can share personalized offers designed just for you

The Autódromo de Terramar is the oldest oval track in Europe, famous for its dramatic banked turns that feel almost vertical. For our events, we exclusively privatize this mythical circuit.

In the morning, you’ll arrive at the track, park in the covered paddock, and join the group for a full safety briefing. We will then present each car one by one, highlighting its unique history and particularities.

Afterwards, you’ll get behind the wheel of most of our classic Porsches. Through slalom runs, braking exercises, and accelerations, you’ll discover their steering, gearbox, and engine response — the perfect way to build confidence and enjoy these legendary machines in a truly historic setting.

Participants must request withdrawals in writing. The following cancellation fees apply:
• Up to 45 days before: 25% of the registration price.
• Up to 31 days before: 50% of the registration price.
• Up to 14 days before: 75% of the registration price.
• Up to 7 days before: 90% of the registration price.
• Less than 7 days or No-Show: 100% of the registration price.

The driver must be over 30 years old and have at least 10 years of driving experience.
A €5,000 deductible applies in case of improper use.
The organizers reserve the right to conduct breathalyzer tests.
Services may be modified or replaced with equivalent alternatives in cases of force majeure.

We recommend staying in Sitges, a charming coastal town just 10–15 minutes from the Autódromo de Terramar (by car or taxi).

A great choice is ME Sitges Terramar, a 5-star hotel with modern Mediterranean design, a rooftop terrace with panoramic views, spa facilities, and an outdoor pool — perfect for relaxing before the event.

Hotel Calipolis is also a great option for a sea view.

Getting there from Barcelona & El Prat Airport:
– By taxi or private transfer: ~30 minutes, €60–€80, direct and comfortable.
– By train: Take the R2 Sud line from Barcelona Sants to Sitges (~45 minutes). The station is centrally located and easy to reach the hotels.

Staying in Sitges offers the benefit of a beautiful coastal setting, while keeping the racetrack nearby for a stress-free arrival.

The following items are not included in your booking:

• International flights and visa fees
• Personal travel to and from the event starting point
• Accommodation and expenses prior to Day 1 (Day 0)
• Meals and beverages not explicitly listed in the itinerary
• Additional consumption (including alcohol and soft drinks beyond included services)
• Personal insurance (health, travel, or accident)
• Medical expenses or travel-related incidents
• Personal purchases (souvenirs, merchandise, etc.)
• Optional activities not specified in the program
• Any services or activities not clearly listed as included
• Expenses of a personal nature
• Gratuities (tips)

Driving of our classic Porsche, including insurance and fuel
Privatization of the Terramar circuit
2 “backup” classic Porsches, a team of mechanics, and assistance
3 support cars, roadbook, and walkie-talkies
6 staff members, including 3 certified Porsche Experience instructors
Breakfast, lunches, dinners, tastings, hotels, tolls and parking
Exclusive audiovisual content from our Media Team

Spring (March–May)
Mild and sunny, with landscapes turning green and vineyards awakening. Some spring showers may appear, but overall it’s a beautiful season for exploring both coast and countryside.

Summer (June–August)
From June 15th to September 15th, we are not offering our tours. From our experience, it may be too hot for the participants and the air-cooled classics.

Autumn (September–November)
September feels like late summer, while October and November bring golden vineyards and softer light. Occasionally rainy, but still very comfortable for visits and wine tourism.

Winter (December–February)
Winters are mild, especially on the coast, with plenty of sunny days. Inland mornings can be cooler, but overall it’s an excellent time for peaceful cultural and countryside trips. Winter sun is fantastic, and you can even spend the day in a T-shirt.

👉 In short: South Catalonia is welcoming all year long, each season offering its own unique charm and atmosphere.