What an amazing adventure I have had. I can’t thank you enough for your guidance and help during my decision making on which trip, You never pushed me into one or felt like I was getting sold into one. So thank you for being so professional and taking the time to assist me. Jacqui - December 2019
We specialise in horse riding holidays all over the world. From ranches in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, instruction rides in Europe, horseback safaris in Africa and riding expeditions to remote and unexplored parts of the world. In The Saddle can find a holiday to suit you, whatever your level, whether you're new to riding or an experienced eventer.
I love in the saddle as a company. The staff are helpful and I feel that they are a great brand which I have high trust in.. Hannah - December 2019
In The Saddle is a travel company specialising in horse riding holidays all over the world.
We have ranch holidays in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, instruction rides in Europe, horseback safaris in Africa and riding expeditions to remote and unexplored parts of the world.
In The Saddle has a riding holiday to suit you, whatever your level, whether you're new to riding or an experienced eventer.
Do you love western riding or are you keen to give it a go?
There are limited spaces available on a specialist Western Trail clinic from 5 - 8 March at El Bronco in Hungary.
Join Claire from In The Saddle and learn from clinician Vera Ledneczki, a European Champion in Western Trail.
This is a great opportunity to improve your show skills or learn some new ones in a relaxed, fun environment. There will be a fun show at the end of the clinic.
Do you love western riding? Do you want to improve your skills or learn new ones? El Bronco are offering two specialised western riding clinics in March. 5-8 March: Trail riding clinic The course will be held in English by Vera Ledneczki, a European Champion Trail Rider. 5 March: Arrival until 18:00...
These stunning pictures were taken during an In The Saddle holiday which perfectly combines scenic riding, untouched wilderness and the chance to experience a little of local life.
But in which country do you think these images were taken?
