Five driving days, roughly 1,000 km, one Porsche 911, and a route through some of the highest paved roads in Europe. The Porsche Europe tour is Pure Adrenalin’s original format — the one Niro Sharon has run for public departures dozens of times, which means the logistics are already solved before your group even lands in Munich.
The route, day by day
Day 1 — Munich to Tirol. Fleet handover at the Munich workshop, then a southbound run with a coffee stop before crossing into Tirol. First night at Interalpen-Hotel Tirol, Austria’s most legendary spa hotel.
Day 2 — Timmelsjoch Pass. The first real driving day: the Timmelsjoch high alpine road, one of the most dramatic mountain passes in the Alps, with a coffee stop near a well-known sunken-church lake. 390 km, ending at the Wellness & Spa Resort Quellenhof in South Tirol.
Day 3 — Back into Austria. A shorter 160 km day crossing additional mountain passes through breathtaking alpine landscape, arriving at The Secret Solden, a golf-and-spa hotel near the Dolomites.
Day 4 — Grossglockner. The ascent to Grossglockner, Austria’s highest peak, followed by an exclusive helicopter flight over the alpine peaks. 210 km, then spa time at Laschenskyhof.
Day 5 — Herrenchiemsee and Munich nightlife. A drive to Herrenchiemsee Castle, then back to Munich for the car handover at Block House restaurant, followed by dinner and a Munich nightclub. Final night at Roomers Munich.
Day 6 — Departure. VIP transfer to Munich Airport.
What’s included, and what isn’t
Everything on the ground is priced once: 5 nights in Europe’s top 5-star alpine hotels, half-board (breakfast and dinner daily), the Porsche 911 fleet itself, fuel, tolls, and parking, a private guide for the full week, the helicopter flight over the Austrian Alps, and VIP airport meet & greet on arrival in Munich.
The one thing not included is international flights to and from Munich. Most guests fly business class; some charter a private jet. Travel insurance and personal extras like spa treatments or lunches aren’t included either.
Who this tour is for
This is a driver’s tour first — five real driving days on some of the best roads in the Alps, not a scenic bus trip with occasional wheel time. It suits experienced drivers who want a Porsche 911 for a full week rather than a single rental day, and groups who want proven logistics: this exact route has run for public departures for years, and it’s also the base format we adapt for corporate incentive and client-entertainment programmes.
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