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In the high country of South Island this trail ride takes you through the sheep and cattle stations surrounding Waitohi Downs. You ride over mountains, through valleys, alongside rivers and open tussock. Feel part of the rugged beauty of this area.
Journey through a landscape of meadows, forests, hills and small villages on the back of a well-trained fit and forward going horse. Experience what life is like in rural Romania by staying with local farmers en route. A true adventure.
Provence in the South of France is well known for its great food and wine and many of its sights and landscapes have featured in paintings by Van Gogh Picasso and Matisse. There are a number of itineraries to choose from all journeying through Provence and also some venturing into the Camargue.
These four and six night short breaks include three or four days riding through the best parts of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Our Ride & Leisure itinerary includes a day trip to Granada.
Explore Normandy on horseback, home to rolling green countryside, stone farmhouses, white cliffs cider and cows. This area is known for many famous towns including Caen Bayeux and of course the iconic Mont St-Michel.
A real expedition through parts of South Island. Ride through the rugged but spectacular scenery that New Zealand is famous for and meet some of the hardy farmers raising their sheep and cattle on these remote farms.
A trail ride which starts in Argentina and ends in the Chilean Lake District. The route of this Andean adventure includes exciting river crossings, where the riders travel by boat and the horses swim alongside.
Explore the high mountains and green valleys of southern Greenland on sure footed Icelandic Horses. Your guides are local sheep farmers and the barrenness of the landscape they work and protect will amaze you.
Growing rapidly in popularity Bahia is known for its golden sands and emerald seas. This part of Brazil is the perfect spot for an exotic riding holiday. Ride along the palm-fringed coastline, traverse tropical beaches and explore characterful villages.
This popular itinerary combines six days riding in Rajasthan, visits to Delhi, Jaipur, the bird sanctuary at Bharatpur, a huge cattle & horse fair at Bateshwar and the Taj Mahal at Agra. Finish by celebrating the spectacular Diwali Festival with your new-found friends.
Ride in one of the most beautiful parts of the Moroccan desert. And yet far from anywhere, there are comfortable riads and lodges welcoming travellers onto this remote desert trail where you don’t need a sleeping bag.
Ride beautiful Arabian horses through varied African scenery. A lovely lodge based safari on a large game reserve near Windhoek.
A centre based holiday focussing solely on dressage lessons aboard beautiful pure-bred and part-bred Lusitano horses. There are very highly trained horses for experienced riders but also school masters for those starting out in dressage.
Ride in the Peneda-Gerês National Park in the very north of Portugal. You are based at a very comfortable private house and enjoy a week of riding and sightseeing in this stunning landscape.
An adventurous and tough trail ride through the Pyrenees Mountains visiting Spain, France and Andorra along the way. This is possibly the toughest riding trip we know of and is only for fit and experienced riders who love the outdoors, and enjoy camping in remote locations.
Explore the winelands of the Western Cape around Paarl. Be entranced by a scenery of rugged mountains, lush vineyards and gabled Dutch homesteads and indulge in wine tastings and fine cuisine. Perhaps join the Cape Gourmet Wine Trail, an adventure of seven nights visiting many glorious wine farms.
Set in the grassy foothills of the Rocky Mountains this small family owned and run guest ranch is great for all ages and abilities. There is an emphasis on natural horsemanship and you can really get a feel for this with the ranch’s home-trained horses.
Monte Velho is a Lusitano stud farm which offers luxurious accommodation and wonderful riding opportunities. You can enjoy top class dressage instruction as well as relaxing rides out into the Alentejo countryside.
The ultimate luxury mobile tented safari giving you the opportunity not just to view the vast herds of game that migrate through this area but to be part of the experience by riding amongst the wildlife. The Maasai Mara is perhaps the most outstanding game reserve in the world.
An expedition ride on the island of Tierra del Fuego, at the extreme tip of South America. This is your chance to explore on horseback ‘Fin del Mundo’; the End of the World.
Dating back to the 16th century, Hacienda Zuleta is a beautiful colonial working farm nestled in the heart of the Andes. Ideally located only two hours’ drive from Quito.
There is a good chance of snow at this time of the year so hopefully you will find yourself riding in a winter wonderland. Centre based, you ride out each morning, returning to the guesthouse for a warming lunch.
Explore Streymoy, the largest of the Faroe Islands, on fun Icelandic horses. This is a wild and remote place – there are incredible vistas and a rich cultural heritage to discover.
Close to Yellowstone National Park this ranch is surrounded but natural beauty. Nine Quarter Circle Ranch is suitable for all the family no matter the riding experience. There is also the added option of overnight pack trips.
A centre-based stay at Cerro Lodge is a perfect riding holiday with a mixture of riding and non-riding activities. From horseback you might spot scarlet macaws parakeets toucans iguanas monkeys and anteaters. A true rainforest adventure.
A challenging trail ride in northern Iceland in the famous horse region of Skagafjörður. On the Wilderness Expedition you discover moonlike volcanic landscapes towards the Hofsjökull glacier and the peaceful untouched heart of Iceland. You change horses once or twice a day and as you ride the herd of up to fifty or more loose horses travels with you.
