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£200,000 Adventure Offers Driving on the World’s Most Dangerous Roads

A UK firm is offering thrill-seekers a two-day, five-star driving experience on one of 22 of the world’s most hazardous roads, with supercars and private flights included.

By Chris Wilson Updated
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Buyagift.com has launched a £200,000 driving experience that sends customers to one of 22 of the world’s most dangerous roads for a two-day, high-adrenaline trip. The package, aimed at wealthy thrill-seekers, includes a supercar or luxury vehicle, private flights, and five-star accommodation.

The experience is not designed for the faint-hearted. Customers select their route from an interactive map highlighting 22 notorious highways, each known for treacherous conditions, tight corners, steep drops and unpredictable weather. The map was originally created by Driving Experiences, a Hertfordshire-based company, to raise awareness of the dangers motorists face across the globe.

What the £200,000 package includes

  • Choice of supercar or luxury vehicle (subject to road suitability)
  • Private flights to the selected destination
  • Five-star hotel accommodation
  • Professional instructor for guidance and safety
  • Access to an interactive map detailing 22 dangerous roads

While the company’s promotional material highlights the possibility of driving anything from a Toyota Corolla to a Bugatti Veyron, the final vehicle choice is matched to the road and the driver’s ability. The aim, according to Buyagift.com, is to provide an adrenaline rush without compromising safety. An instructor accompanies each participant, and the car is chosen to suit both the driver and the specific hazards of the selected route.

Roads chosen for risk and notoriety

The 22 routes on offer are drawn from some of the world’s most challenging and dangerous highways. These include roads with poor surfaces, extreme weather, high altitudes or a history of fatal accidents. The experience is pitched at those who find conventional adventure holidays too tame and want to push their driving skills to the limit in a controlled but genuinely risky environment.

The company emphasises that the trip is not suitable for those with a nervous disposition. Each route is selected for its ability to challenge even experienced drivers, with the added reassurance of professional support and luxury amenities. The aim is to deliver a memorable, high-risk experience in a controlled setting.

A market for extreme motoring experiences

While £200,000 is far beyond the reach of most drivers, the package targets a niche market of high-net-worth individuals seeking unique adventures. The combination of supercars, private aviation, and dangerous roads is an escalation from conventional track days or luxury driving holidays. For those interested in other ambitious motoring adventures, the Top Gear Bolivia Special offers a taste of what such extreme journeys can involve (see /video-top-gear-season-14-episode-6).

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