You’ll get hands-on with real off-roading near Prague—muddy tracks, steep hills, expert tips from local instructors. It’s challenging but fun for any skill level. Lunch is included right in the fields. You’ll leave with new skills (and probably some mud on your shoes).
I still remember the crunch of gravel under my boots as we stepped out at the base—just outside Prague, but it felt miles away from city life. The morning air had that earthy smell you only get after a bit of rain, and there was a quiet buzz as everyone checked in. Our instructor, Pavel, greeted us with a grin and handed out bottled water while joking about “Czech mud being the best souvenir.” Registration was quick—just sign in, grab your name tag, and you’re set.
The briefing wasn’t some boring lecture. Pavel actually showed us the Land Rover’s controls—locking diffs, low gear lever, all that stuff—and let us poke around inside. I’d never realized how many buttons these things have. He explained why you don’t just floor it through puddles (unless you want to get stuck). Then we split up and climbed into our Land Rovers—ours was an old Series III model with seats that squeaked every time you shifted.
The next four hours? Mud splashes on the windshield, engine rumbling as we crawled up steep banks, tires slipping just enough to make your heart race but never out of control. We took turns behind the wheel while Pavel pointed out which lines to take or when to ease off the gas. There were moments where I thought we’d tip over sideways on those angled slopes—but he just laughed and told us to trust the car. Somewhere around noon, we stopped right in the fields for lunch—simple sandwiches and soda, nothing fancy but honestly tasted great after all that focus.
By the end, my arms were tired but I felt like I’d actually learned something—not just about driving off-road but about trusting myself (and a very muddy Land Rover). Before heading back, they handed out little diplomas—kind of cheesy but I kept mine anyway.
Nope! Beginners are welcome—the instructors tailor everything to your level and explain each step.
Mainly a Series III model if available; other models can be arranged if you ask ahead.
Yes—lunch is included and served outdoors during a break in the fields.
This isn’t recommended if you’re pregnant, have spinal injuries or heart issues. You should be moderately fit.
Your day covers registration at base camp near Prague, full driver briefing with hands-on intro to all 4x4 controls, four hours of guided off-road driving across varied terrain (muddy tracks, hillsides), bottled water and soda throughout, lunch served outdoors mid-drive, plus a diploma at the end as a keepsake.
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