Spectacular Horse Trail Ride Holiday in Andalusia, Spain

6 Days, Multiple Departures

Spectacular Horse Trail Ride Holiday in Andalusia, Spain
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The beautiful and extremely diverse land of the Alpujarras ranges from pine forests and alpine meadows, wooded valleys, and gorges to almond, olive, and orange groves. La Alpujarra is the name given to the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain range; no matter what the pace, the ride will be breathtaking, one of the best riding opportunities in Spain!

Key Information

Rider Weight Limit: 95 kilograms / 209 pounds

Horse Height Range: 12 to 17 hands

Tack Type: English tack, Western tack available on request

Horse Breed: Andalusians, PREs, Andalusian crosses with Arabs, Cobs and ponies

Highlights

4 days' amazing full-day horse riding

Approximate daily riding time: 4-8 hours

A chance to ride through stunning mountain scenery

The assistance of at least one horse riding instructor

Use of all the horse riding equipment

Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners

5 nights' accommodation

Skill level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Styles

Hacking

Trail riding

Point to point trails

About the horses

The centre has 20+ well-trained and schooled horses varying in ages to suit the beginner and advanced rider. The horses range in height from the smallest horse at 12 hands to horses up to 17 hands and they are mainly Andalusians, PREs, Andalusian crosses with Arabs, and also Cobs and ponies. All horses are fully trained to be ridden either Western style or traditional style.

Please note that although the riding school has a wide range of horses to choose to ride, the horses on the working holiday, unfortunately, cannot take riders over 15 stones (95 kilograms). Moreover, the type of tack that is used is mainly English tack, although we do have some Western saddles.

About
About The Host
Sarah Vesey

Sarah Vesey

In 1993, Sarah set up a riding center in the beautiful Andalucía region of Spain and has never looked back. She was born in the New Forest, England, and has ridden all her life. Sarah owns and runs the trekking center and is a qualified horse riding guide and instructor and she lives at the ranch with her family.

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