Not long ago, four of us were lucky enough to experience such a brilliant buggy adventure. Read on to find out more…
Getting geared up and ready to embark on our all terrain ATV buggy adventure.The impressive ATV Stonehenge two-seater Z8 Quadzilla buggies before we drove them to a local farm shop for a locally-sourced breakfast (our fuel for the day).Tea with a view. We took a tea break in the heart of the beautiful Salisbury Plain and learned intriguing facts about the area. Did you know? In World War One, Salisbury Plain became the army’s principal training ground, due to its rolling deserted landscape.After weaving through acres of unspoiled countryside, speeding down secret tracks, tackling rough terrain and passing by various military training zones, our exciting all terrain adventure led us to Stonehenge for a pit stop (it had to be done). Did you know? Stonehenge is around 5,000 years old; it is older the the pyramids of Egypt.When we were enjoying our lunch at the burger van (after taking on a jaw-dropping natural off road driving course), we spotted this aerial beast. It was most likely taking part in a secret military training drill.Our seal of approval. All in all, it was an exciting, eye opening and extremely fun day out. Our guides Tony and Robin were great fun and they couldn’t do enough for us – basically, if you like an adventure, we would 100% recommend this experience.
