The horses were forward but well trained, and more than met my expectations.

I do not know if it was coincidence - but I rode the same horse as on my previous holiday, an experienced horse, which contributed me to 'act' guide several times when the guide's right young horse was a little too hesitant 🙂

How would you rate your holiday? Good. As we again our suitcases was delayed when we arrived in Marrakech. This time we had them the following day. Will subsequently deselect traveling with Airfrance if possible.
The Riding. The horses were ok and willing to learn, but have not been schooled/learned to be ridden. There is a big difference between the horses that were promised us and the very young horses we got this year. Our horses was bucking the first day and did not want to go in the direction we wanted them to go. For example, we had to cross some water. Here the others rode away and hide in a gap. My horse was frustrated when it wanted join the others, but did not dare to cross the water. We made it because the guides could see that we have tried this before. We also do that with our own horses, but I did not expect this on this riding holiday. At first I was not comfortable with my horse as it could not stand still. It was now much better after some time.

The riding was fantastic, every day had a nice mix of paces and terrain, the horses were amazing, very well behaved and forward going, and the changes in scenery thoughtout the ride kept us fascinated thoughout the week. The balance of walk, trot, canter, and gallop was good thoughtout, ensuring the ride remained exciting while not too demanding.

We rode up Djebel Bani, over the sand dunes, through rivers, and villages, there were opportunities stop, relax and take in the views at every stage of the ride and Abdul (the guide) assisted us all in getting some pictures to capture those moments.

The riding was excellent; varied in pace and terrain with plenty to see along the way