
1 / 5About this activity
Take the wheel of a two-seater buggy and tear through Bulgaria's rugged mountain terrain around Peshtera on an exhilarating 2-hour off-road adventure. Guided by a seasoned pro, you'll access remote trails and dramatic landscapes that showcase the wild side of the Bulgarian backcountry.
Experience the thrill of riding on off-road tracks as you discover the amazing mountain landscapes of Bulgaria!
Put the pedal to the metal and experience the amazing thrill that riding on off-road tracks in the breathtaking natural landscapes of Bulgaria can provide! Driving a buggy is incredibly fun and allows you to reach areas with ease.
Visit Bulgaria's buggies have a capacity for two people so you can share the experience with someone. All of their rides are guided by an experienced professional who will take you on an adventure in a beautiful scenery.
Highlights
- ✓Drive your own two-seater buggy on technical mountain trails
- ✓Navigate remote off-road tracks inaccessible by standard vehicles
- ✓Guided by experienced local instructors familiar with terrain
- ✓Reach scenic viewpoints and hidden natural areas
- ✓Suitable for first-time riders and thrill-seekers alike
Insider tips
- ★Book during dry seasons (spring/early autumn) for optimal trail conditions and grip
- ★Arrive 15 minutes early to familiarize yourself with buggy controls and safety briefing
- ★Wear layers; mountain weather can shift quickly, and trail dust will cover your clothes
- ★Bring sunscreen and water—the open buggy offers no shade during daylight rides
Good to know
- •Two passengers per buggy; one drives while the other rides as passenger (drivers must be 18+)
- •Helmets and safety gear provided; closed-toe shoes and long trousers recommended
- •No special fitness level required, but grip strength and basic vehicle control help
- •Exact meeting point and vehicle pickup location confirmed after booking
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Spring (April–May) and early autumn (September–October) offer the best conditions—cool temperatures, minimal rainfall, and firm trail surfaces. Avoid winter and wet summer months when trails become slippery and visibility is poor.






