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This experience will take you to a traditional Spanish stable where you will meet the locals and enjoy a relaxing ride with the Andalusian horses, suitable for any level.
Enjoying stunning scenery while on horseback is a delight that is available to everyone. All you have to do is tell us the day and time and we will take you to enjoy some of the beautiful natural scenery that lies just a few kilometres outside Granada.
You will discover the world-famous Andalusian horse breed, suitable to ride for people and children without any experience. The ranch is run by a hospitable local family and you will have the chance to discover life in rural Southern Spain.
Even on a hot summer day, a ride among the shady pine trees presents a refreshing alternative for any visit to Granada. This horse riding experience is perfectly suitable for someone who has never ridden a horse or even for advanced riders.
Ride in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains
Enjoy riding Andalusian horses
Visit a family run horse ranch
A traveler since the age of 16. After a motorcycling trip in West Africa, I returned home to Seville, Spain with a new perspective on the importance of travel for both locals and visitors. Taking a closer look at Seville, I realised that the city I knew and loved was not the same one being packaged to unknowing travellers. The culture that made Seville so special to me was completely inaccessible to tourists. I was determined to find a way to give fellow travellers an authentic experience of Seville and Andalusia. A way to be invited into the culture as a close friend and not just a tourist.
Granada is a city in southern Spain’s Andalusia region, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It’s known for grand examples of medieval architecture. With a rich history and culture, you will learn about the locals and their traditions on this tour. Furthermore, the stunning landscape alone is enough to make Granada a must visit destination for any traveller. You will even get to see the beautiful landscape of Granada as you ride the horses and travel just a few kilometres outside of the city to get to the stable.
