Rides by Country
Argentina
A Latin American country laced with sophistication and vibrant culture, its name deriving from the Latin term 'argentum' meaning silver. Encompassing almost the entire southern half of South America, Argentina is the eighth largest country. Argentina is a nation with a strong history of horses which continues to this day. 
Botswana
Acknowledged as one of the most successful, stable and peaceful African countries, Botswana is an unspoilt land of timeless beauty which is teeming with game and bird life. The delta is a water wilderness with its seasonal floodplains and offers a safe haven for wildlife. This rich and diverse habitat can be explored from the back of a horse and a safari here enables you to ride closeby to the huge variety of game that live here. 
Bulgaria
Bulgaria is known mainly as a country with wonderful seasides and winter resorts, something which is definitely true. However, there is no comparison to the delight of discovering the energy and beauty of the mountains from horseback. The horse is the sacred animal of old Bulgarian culture and it is still the most natural sight amidst the Rhodopean forests and meadows. 
Chile
Southern Patagonia in Chile is perfect riding country. Unhindered by fences, roads or urban development, horseback riders can canter for miles and miles across pampas, beneath towering granite peaks surrounded by the immense beauty of the southern ice cap. You can rest beside flower-filled meadows, clear mountain lakes and glaciers, and drink from iceberg-choked rivers. You will be taken you deep into this riders' paradise away from the main trails and into the wilderness of Patagonia. 
Croatia
Around 14 miles away from the region of Split you can enjoy amazing and stunning Horse riding trails (horseback riding) along untouched natural treasures in the rural part inside Dalmatia (Dalmatinska Zagora) and the continental part of Croatia (Lika). These are suitable for all levels of riders.Equestrian skills including riding and competing their horses are shared and enjoyed throughout Croatia, as well as breeding horses for sport, hunting and work, they have a very long tradition in the valleys of the Rivers Sava, Drava and Danube. Whilst travelling on horseback through the plains and forests you can see and learn about attractive habitats of birds, fish and game, the traditional popular architecture of rural communities and homesteads.
Cyprus
Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean. This sun drenched land has been at the crossroads of world events for centuries and today is a wonderful destination for those wishing to relax and explore. Horse riding in this lovely Mediterranean climate through this interesting countryside is a great pleasure. 
Finland
Finland is a country of beauty, contrast and diversity. Known to many as a place of peacefulness from which it is possible to view the northern lights; Finland is so much more, embracing with its beauty and tranquility an array of exciting activities stimulatd by both culture and sport.
France
France is a modern country and a place of great contrasts. Blessed by nature, France has oak, olive, apple and orange trees and in the course of the year, sun, rain, wind and snow. Throughout the landscape, the faces and the accents vary from north to south and from east to west and these variations give the country its natural charm and personality. It is the perfect country for horse riding. 
Hungary
Hungary lies in the Carpathian Basin at the heart of Europe and provides endless unspoilt countryside to explore from gently rolling hills to the dramatic Carpathian mountains. Hungarians are warm, hospitable people who love their horses and take pride in their unique equestrian heritage. The diverse countryside, rich culture, delicious cuisine and quality riding programmes cannot fail to make your stay in Hungary a memorable one. 
Iceland
Iceland lies midway between North America and Europe and it borders the Artic Circle in the North. The scenery is stunning and variable with clean and fresh water, glaciers, mighty waterfalls, active volcanoes and lava deserts. Iceland is famous for its fantastic horses which have been bred there since the first settlers arrived some eleven hundred years ago. 
India
India is a vast land of great contrasts, reaching over 3000 km from top to bottom. It borders Pakistan to the west; China, Nepal, and Bhutan to the north-east; and Bangladesh and Myanmar to the east. To the south lies the tiny tear drop island of Sri Lanka. India is the seventh largest country on earth and the second most populous. Riding options in the beautiful region of Rajasthan are limitless. 
Italy
Italy has much to offer. Its dreamy light and sumptuous landscapes seem made for romance, and its three millennia of history, culture and cuisine seduces just about everyone. You can visit Roman ruins, enjoy Renaissance art, stay in tiny medieval hill towns, go skiing in the Alps, explore the canals of Venice and gaze at beautiful churches. Naturally you can also indulge in the pleasures of good food, good wine and, of course, horse riding. 
Kenya
The East African country of Kenya rises from a low coastal plain on the Indian Ocean to mountains and plateaus at its center. Riding here will take you through vast expanses of untouched Masaai land and the Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti - considered the eighth wonder of the world.
Mexico
Mexico is rich in traditions, history, art and religion, offering a complete tourist infrastructure that guarantees a comfortable and secure stay of those visiting its different destinations. Mexico has a tradition of horsemanship that goes back to the Spanish conquistadors in the sixteenth century, who reintroduced the horse into North America. This tradition is alive and well and can be seen in the in rodeos and Mexican country 'charreadas'. Horses are a way of life here so exploring this wonderful country from the back of caballo criollo, the disciplined but spiritied Mexican horse will be a thrill for most riders.
Morocco
Morocco boasts both snowcapped mountains and sandy deserts, fertile plains and long white beaches. It has much to offer visitors, with its ancient ruins and modern resorts, and horse riding is one way to explore this fascinating country. There is a great choice of landscape in which to ride - the mountains, the lush highland valleys, the palm groves and the sandy expanse of the desert with its oases interspersed with evocative old cities.
Namibia
Namibia owes its name to the Namib Desert, a unique geological feature renowned for the pristine and haunting quality of its landscape. It is a country of compelling beauty, abundant sunshine and a feeling of unconfined space. With is unspoilt landscapes and large variety of game, Namibia draws an increasing number of visitors from various parts of the globe and provides the perfect backdrop to your riding experience. 
Poland
Poland with its wonderful beaches, fantastic countryside and lakes is perfect for most outdoor activities. Leisure in Poland is growing as fast as the tourism and horse riding in this unspoilt countryside is a pleasure for horse lovers. 
Portugal
Portugal lends itself to horse riding with its varied terrain and wonderful climate, enabling you to enjoy horse riding all the year around. Portugal has a special link with horses as it is considered by many to be the home of the wonderful Lusitano - a horse bred for its gentle nature and for being trained in classical dressage. 
Sardinia
Sardinia is a large Mediterranean island (second only to Sicily). It has a unique landscape with rugged mountains, beautiful valleys and hidden grottoes. Its sea is amongst the most beautiful and transparent in the world. It is now easily accessible and is a popular destination for people who love the sea and for those who will enjoy the natural beauty of this spectacular countryside from the back of a horse. 
Sicily
Sicily is the largest and most important island in the Mediterranean. Its coasts are gold with orange and lemon orchards. In north eastern Sicily you'll find lush forests, whilst in the central regions you'll encounter rugged land and rolling hills. Dignified vineyards, ancient olive groves, hardy almond orchards and endless wheat fields complete the picture. A perfect place to ride. 
Slovenia
The Republic of Slovenia lies at the heart of Europe, where the Alps face the Pannonian plains and the Mediterranean meets the mysterious Karst. To the north is Austria; Hungary is to the east; Croatia to the south and Italy to the west. The Slovenian coast of the Adriatic Sea, with its mild Mediterranean climate is a perfect getaway and only a couple of hours from Venice, Italy. In Slovenia, you can experience varied landscapes and amazing contrasts in the same day : a morning swim in the Adriatic, followed two hours later by skiing below Alpine peaks, then an adventurous discovery of Karst subterranean phenomena viewed perhaps from the back of the country's famous white Lipizzaner horse, or an invigorating bath in a thermal spring; an encounter with history in a lively mediaeval city and, not far away, a more solitary stroll through primeval forests or undulating, winegrowing hills. 
South Africa
Rich in culture, history and wildlife, South Africa is found on the southern tip of the continent bordered by the Atlantic and Indian Ocean. South Africa is a country of true beauty with a landscape that is so diverse it has unsurprisingly been referred to as a 'world in one pot'. Today, many visitors return again and again to this country as there is so much to do and see, particularly from the back of a horse.
Spain
Spain has much more to offer than Flamenco music and dance, bull-fights, fantastic beaches and lots of sunshine. It is, and has been for thousands of years, one of the cultural centres of Europe. It has beautiful cities and towns and the most spectacular countryside, much of which is totally unspoilt. The various regions of Spain are all different from one to another - geographically, climatically and even in personality and each is a pleasure for the horse rider.
Turkey
Turkey spans two continents and boasts some 8000 km of coastline, Its diverse landscape with its valleys and mountains makes horse riding a unique experience. 
USA
The home of the cowboy! Whether travelling solo or with your family, you will find ample ways to immerse yourself in the cowboy culture by staying at a working ranch. The ranches now invite 'greenhorns' in to see how the land and people have survived and how traditions have endured. You don't have to be an expert on horseback to enjoy riding the range and the many activities that go hand in hand with life on the ranch.
