Top Karting Spots in Spain

I recommend arriving at least 30 minutes early. It gives you time to check in, get your gear, and maybe watch some races before you hit the track.

If you want to save some cash, bring your own helmet if you have one. They charge extra for rentals, and I found it easier to race with my own gear

I think going later in the day, around 5 PM, is best—it's less busy, and I got more track time without the rush of crowds.

I recommend checking their website for special deals on karting sessions. I found a 'buy 2, get 1 free' offer that saved me a good amount!

I think trying to wear comfy clothing and closed-toe shoes is a must! I didn’t realize how sweaty it could get, and my flip-flops weren’t a great choice—trust me, go for something practical!

My advice is to bring some snacks and water for the break. The food options can be a bit pricey and may not be that great. I wished I had packed something, it would’ve saved me some cash!