Ferrari speed plus Mediterranean calm in Barcelona. This Ferrari drive plus sail combo is built for people who want two very different kinds of fun in one short window, starting near Port Olímpic and finishing with time on the water aboard the Bombon. The timing is tight (about 2 hours total), so it feels like a real experience, not a half-day that turns into a commute.

I love that you don’t just sit there—you’re paired with an instructor for the driving segment, then a skipper runs the sailing portion while you relax. The main drawback is logistics: transportation between the yacht meeting/check-in area and the Ferrari driving location (Paseo Juan de Borbón 86) isn’t included, and you’ll need a 1,000 euro deposit before you drive.

Key highlights worth your attention

• Small group of 2 participants, with one driver and one passenger for the Ferrari segment
• Instructor-guided Ferrari driving, so you’re not figuring it out alone
• 1.5-hour sailing on the Mediterranean Sea, with coastal views from a real yacht
• Snacks and drinks included on board (olives, cheese, fuet, fruit; wine, beer, sangria, cava, vermouth)
• Skipper + guide support, with live tour guidance in Spanish, English, French, and German

Ferrari driving and sailing in Barcelona: the real appeal of this combo

Barcelona has plenty of ways to see the city, but this package stands out because it flips your perspective. You get fast, controlled thrill on land, then you switch to a slower pace on the water with snacks, drinks, and coastal views. That rhythm matters. It’s the kind of day that doesn’t leave you mentally fried, because you’re not stuck doing one activity type the whole time.

I also like how the experience is designed around small numbers. Limited to 2 participants, you’re less likely to feel like you’re on a factory conveyor belt. You’re also not juggling a big group on a boat or during the driving segment, which helps the day feel smoother.

Finally, it’s a practical “high impact” choice. Two hours is short enough to fit into a busy Barcelona itinerary, but long enough to feel like you actually did something memorable—especially with both land and sea built in.

Port Olímpic check-in and the Bombon yacht: where your sea time starts

Your day begins with check-in at Sailing Experience Barcelona in Port Olímpic. Check in 10 minutes before departure time, and you’ll be boarding the yacht named Bombon.

Port Olímpic is a good starting point because it’s easy to understand what you’re about to experience. You’re right at the harbor edge, and the Mediterranean is close—so the shift from city to sea doesn’t feel forced. This is the kind of location where you can arrive, breathe, and quickly get into the mindset of being out on the water.

Once you’re on board, the experience focuses on comfort and good pacing. A skipper is included, so you’re not stuck doing the sailing math yourself. You can focus on what matters: the views and the onboard time.

One more detail that helps: this isn’t just a quick “snap a photo and leave” boat ride. The sailing portion is 1.5 hours, which is plenty of time to actually relax, drink something, and look along the coast without feeling rushed.

The 20-minute Ferrari drive with an instructor: what you’re really paying for

The Ferrari segment is brief—about 20 minutes of scenic driving—but that’s exactly why it works. It’s not trying to replace an entire driving vacation. It’s a concentrated taste of the experience: one driver, one passenger, with a driving instructor next to you.

This is the part where you’ll feel the value most clearly. You’re not just renting a vehicle. You’re learning in real time, while someone with driving expertise guides the ride. For many people, that’s the difference between a fun moment and a stressful one.

A practical note: the driving person must be over 21. Also, the driver’s license rules matter. If your license is from a country not in the Vienna Convention, you’ll need an international driving license to drive.

If you want to maximize the odds of getting the “wow” feeling people talk about, ask what exact Ferrari you’ll be assigned. One review specifically called out a drop-top style vibe, so it’s worth checking what car you’ll be in before you show up.

Timing and location you should plan for

The Ferrari driving starts at Paseo Juan de Borbón 86, Barcelona – 08039. Transportation between the yacht area and this Ferrari location is not included, so you’ll want to plan your own way between points. If you’re building the rest of your Barcelona day, treat this as a real move-city logistics moment, not a “we’ll handle everything” situation.

Also, the driving time is confirmed the same day or at the time set by the car company. You’ll get a message to confirm times, and they’ll want your complete international phone number so they can reach you.

1.5 hours on the Mediterranean: snacks, drinks, and real relaxation

After the driving energy, the sail is where you switch gears. The boat time lasts 1.5 hours on the Mediterranean Sea, and you’ll be sharing the yacht seats with your companion (there are 2 seats on board as part of the package).

What makes the sail feel complete is the onboard setup: included snacks and a full drink list. You’ll have light snacks such as:

• Olives
• Cheese
• Fuet
• Fruit

And the drinks included on the boat can include wine, beer, sangria, cava, and vermouth. That’s a solid spread for a short sail, and it turns the trip into more than just sightseeing.

This is also the segment where the views become the main event. You’re not just looking at Barcelona from a distance—you’re seeing the coastline with the sea right there, which changes how the city feels. The air on deck and the slower pace help the whole day feel like an actual break, not another activity you must schedule tightly.

One practical thing to remember: because the sailing portion is fairly long, you’ll want to dress for sea breeze. Even in warmer months, coastal wind can cool you down.

Guide, skipper, and languages: who’s handling what

This package is set up with roles that make the day easier to manage.

• A live tour guide is included, with languages available in Spanish, English, French, and German.
• A skipper is included for the sailing portion, so navigation and boat handling are covered.

With only 2 participants, you can also expect the human factor to matter more. When it’s a small group, the guide and skipper are more directly involved, and the day doesn’t feel like you’re waiting around for instructions meant for a larger crowd.

If you’re the kind of traveler who hates guessing—where to stand, what happens next, how long things take—this structure helps. It’s straightforward: check in at Port Olímpic, then get ready for the Ferrari timing confirmed for your day, then enjoy the 1.5-hour sail with your included food and drinks.

Price and value: $140 per person plus one big “watch this” cost

At $140 per person for a 2-hour experience, the base price is aiming at “value for thrill + scenery.” You’re getting two different activities (Ferrari driving and sailing) rather than paying separately for each one.

But there’s one major extra cost you must plan for: a 1,000 euro deposit is required before starting the Ferrari driving activity. Deposits are common in car driving experiences, but they can catch people by surprise if they’re budgeting tightly.

So how do you judge value here?

• You’re paying for guided driving (not just sitting behind the wheel)
• You’re also paying for a real yacht sail with a skipper
• Food and drinks on the boat are included, which adds noticeable value on a day like this
• The small-group size is likely a big part of why the experience feels “worth it,” even if the Ferrari segment is short

Also, because transportation between the yacht and Ferrari location isn’t included, your overall cost can change depending on how you plan to move between the two addresses. If you’re staying nearby and using transit/taxis smartly, the $140 price can feel like a solid deal. If you’re far away, factor in that extra time and money.

Practical tips so your day runs smoothly

Here are the details that matter most when you’re trying to avoid friction.

Bring the right ID

• Bring your passport or ID card.

Phone number matters

• You’ll be asked for a complete international phone number so the car company can contact you.

Driving license rules

• The driver must be over 21.
• If your license is from a country not in the Vienna Convention, you’ll need an international driving license.

Plan for two locations

• Yacht check-in is at Sailing Experience Barcelona in Port Olímpic.
• Ferrari driving starts at Paseo Juan de Borbón 86.
• Transportation between them is not included, so plan your own timing.

Arrive early

• Check in 10 minutes before departure time for the sailing portion.

Know what you’re actually getting on the Ferrari

• Expect 20 minutes of scenic driving with an instructor. It’s not a long self-guided road trip.
• The goal is adrenaline plus guidance.

This kind of day rewards preparation. If you show up with your documents sorted and your timing realistic, you’ll spend more energy enjoying the Ferrari and the sea—and less time worrying about where you’re supposed to be.

Who this Ferrari drive and sailing package suits best

This works best for you if:

• You want a short, high-energy Barcelona experience that still includes real downtime on the water
• You’re traveling as a pair (because it’s built around 2 participants)
• You like guided activities with clear roles: instructor for driving, skipper for sailing
• You want included onboard food and drinks rather than buying everything separately

It may not be ideal if:

• You hate coordinating between two different locations in one day (since transportation isn’t included)
• You’re not able to meet the driving requirements (driver must be over 21, deposit required, and license rules apply)
• You’re expecting an all-day sail or a long Ferrari road trip (the sailing is 1.5 hours, and the drive is about 20 minutes)

Should you book this? A friendly decision checklist

I think you should book if you want a “two worlds” day: Ferrari thrill on land followed by easy sailing relaxation with snacks and drinks included. The small group of 2 people is a meaningful quality marker, and the included food/drinks on board make the sailing feel complete.

Before you click confirm, check these points:

• Can you handle the 1,000 euro deposit without stressing your budget?
• Do you have the right ID, and will the driver meet the over-21 requirement?
• If you’re from outside the Vienna Convention, do you have (or can you get) an international driving permit?
• Are you able to get between Port Olímpic and Paseo Juan de Borbón 86 on the day (since transport isn’t included)?

If those boxes are easy for you, this is a fun, efficient way to feel Barcelona from both the driver’s seat and the deck of a yacht.

FAQ

Where is the check-in location?

Check in at Sailing Experience Barcelona in Port Olímpic. You should arrive 10 minutes before departure time.

What is the name of the boat?

The boat name is Bombon.

How long is the total experience?

The experience runs for about 2 hours total.

How long is the Ferrari driving part?

The scenic Ferrari drive is about 20 minutes.

How long is the sailing part?

The sailing portion is about 1.5 hours.

Is transportation between the sailing and Ferrari locations included?

No. Transportation between the 2 activities is not included.

What requirements apply if I want to drive the Ferrari?

The driver must be over 21. You’ll also need the correct driving documents, including an international driving license if your license is from a country not in the Vienna Convention.

Is a deposit required for the Ferrari driving?

Yes. A deposit of 1,000 euros is required before starting the Ferrari driving activity.

What food and drinks are included on the boat?

Light snacks include olives, cheese, fuet, and fruit. Drinks on board may include wine, beer, sangria, cava, and vermouth.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.