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Overview

If you've ever dreamt of visiting Costa Rica then this ride has the best of everything. The stunning mountains of the Central Valley to the coastlines of the Pacific. Start your stay on a working hacienda where you can ride through through forests, rivers and plantations before riding towards the …

Highlights

  • Stay in the Heart of Authentic Costa Rica
  • Ride through Mountains, Forests Rivers & Waterfalls
  • Haciendas, OpenAir Eco Decks & Colonial Guesthouses
  • Ride on exclusive routes far off the beaten track
  • Ride Iberian, American Pinto & Criollos horses

Essential Facts

  • 2 itineraries available
  • £1585 $2125 €1895 - £4130 $5535 €4940 per person
  • Max 8 riders per group
  • Average of 4 - 5 hours riding per day
  • Weight limit: 85kg / 187 lb.
    more info If you are an experienced rider exceeding this weight please enquire

Description

If you've ever dreamt of visiting Costa Rica then this ride has the best of everything. The stunning mountains of the Central Valley to the coastlines of the Pacific. Start your stay on a working hacienda where you can ride through through forests, rivers and plantations before riding towards the Pacific Coast with its mangroves, beaches and of course, spectacular views.

You need to be happy and balanced riding at all paces in open spaces as the riding is varied. From mixed terrain in the forests, to river crossings, long canters on open meadows and beaches. You must be happy mounting and dismounting unaided as it may be necessary to walk in some sections. You will spend 2 and 5 hours in the saddle each day with long periods of walking due to the terrain. However there will be opportunties for long canters, especially if you join the Central Valley to Pacific Coast ride where the open farmland and beaches are perfect for a faster pace.

Your hosts are the owners of Hacienda Monte Claro, a 350 hectare agricultural and ecological family farm whose main aim is to find a harmonious relationship between the human being and nature. Far from the big tourist spots, Monte Claro is part of the biological corridor Talamanca Central Volcanic Cordillera and thanks to its geographical location and land is an important site for the local fauna and flora. The ecosystem at the farm is a collection of mixed crops, coffee plantations, sugar canes, pastures and domestic animals (horses, cows, hens, among others), rivers, forests and reforestation areas, forming biological corridors within the farm, bringing together the forest and the water source, facilitating the exchange between the existing flora and fauna.

The Hacienda is the perfect base to view the local nature.. toucans, hawks, hummingbirds, morpho butterflies, anteaters, sloths, coyotes, jaguarondis … not to mention all the wonderful insects.

Horses & Riding

Tack

Bitless rope halters are used with endurance‑style or western saddles. The horses are incredibly sure-footed on the varied terrain and the bitless bridles and american-style saddles prove for a very comfortable ride. Helmets are mandatory and can be borrowed but it is recommended you take your own.

Horses

Your hosts main ethos has always been on horsemanship and the wellbeing of their 22 horses who live barefoot together in vast pastures in a natural herd environment. The horses are forward, well-mannered, responsive, and sure‑footed. They are home‑bred Iberians, American Quarter Horse type crosses, Pintos, Criollos, and other Ibero‑American mixes.

Riding

There are 2 itineraries:

  • Central Valley Ride is a based ride
  • Pacific Coast to Caribbean Coast is a trail ride

Ages

15 years old

Health

General good health and fitness recommended. The trails can be quite technical and physically demanding due to elevation changes.

Weight

85kg / 187 lb. If you are an experienced rider exceeding this weight please enquire

Food & Accommodation

Food

Guests will enjoy generous continental-style breakfasts with lunch & dinner thoughtfully arranged and vary according to the day’s activities. Meals are are either prepared on the ranch with care, using fresh ingredients and offering vegetarian options upon request, enjoyed as picnics during certain horseback rides, or taken at selected local restaurants. When dining out, guests may choose from three different menu options. On some days, meals are completed with homemade desserts, adding a warm and authentic touch to the culinary experience.

Accommodation

On the trail you will stay in different accommodations which include a beautiful colonial-style house, tastefully decorated and designed with generous open spaces that blend seamlessly with the surrounding nature. Each shared bedroom features its own private bathroom, ensuring comfort. One night may be spent in a truly unique and optional experience: an eco-deck nestled in the heart of nature. This open-air structure, built with only three walls, offers an intimate connection with the outdoors. With no electricity, evenings are softly illuminated by candlelight and a few solar lamps, creating a peaceful and unforgettable atmosphere. On the Pacific coast, guests will be accommodated in a beachfront hotel, ideally located just stepsfrom the ocean, allowing them to fully enjoy the rhythm and beauty of the sea.

If you choose the Authentic Costa Rica ride your first night will be spent in a hotel close to the airport, so you can rest before starting your ride, you can enjoy a leisurely meal there and relax by the swimming pool. In Turrialba, during the first part of the week, you will stay in a beautiful colonial-style house, tastefully decorated and designed with generous open spaces that blend seamlessly with the surrounding nature where you will be in shared bedrooms with private bathrooms. For your last night you can choose to stay (optional extra) in a truly unique eco-deck nestled in the heart of nature. This open-air structure, built with only three walls, offers an intimate connection with the outdoors. With no electricity, evenings are softly illuminated by candlelight and a few solar lamps, creating a peaceful and unforgettable atmosphere.

Itineraries

Central Valley Ride Standard accommodation.

Pacific Coast to Caribbean Coast Standard accommodation.

Other Activities

Costa Rica is known for its abundance of outdoor activities. There are extra activities available both on and off site, some of which can be booked in advance of your travel and others when you arrive.

Travel

Airport transfers are included in the price. Clients are picked up in San José Airport at set times. If a client requires a transfer at a different time, an additional fee will apply.

Itinerary & Pricing

Day 1 - Arrival

Riding: No riding.

Arrive at San Jose airport where your hosts will meet you for the transfer to your hotel. Included transfers are between 18:00pm and 20:00pm depending on flight arrivals. If you land outside of these times, you can easily get a taxi (your own expense) as the hotel is only 15 minutes from the airport.
Enjoy a welcome dinner with your fellow riders and an early night to relax after your journey.

Day 2 - San Jose – Pavones de Turrialbe

Riding: 3 hours

After breakfast at the hotel you will have an early departure for Hacienda Monte Claro (approx. 2.5 hours drive). When you arrive, a light snack awaits you in the guesthouse where you will be staying: a beautiful historic colonial house steeped in history and open to nature. Each room has its own private bathroom and there are numerous communal areas to relax. After settling in, you will head to the farm for a warm welcome and introduction to the entire team.

Lunch is served overlooking the large grass arena and afterwards you will meet the horses. You will have a warm-up session in the arena which allows your hosts to assess your connection with your horse before setting off on the first ride across the 350 hectare rolling property. You will ride through sugar cane fields and coffee plantations, with sweeping views of the Central Volcanic Range. Along the way, you will discover part of Costa Rica’s rich flora and fauna: rainbow eucalyptus trees, the great blue Morpho butterfly, bright-red Tangara birds, toucans, and the famous Oropendola, recognizable by its yellow tail and intriguing song.

After the first canters, you will take a break beneath an imposing Ceiba tree, over 300 years old and considered sacred by the Mayans.

A lovely evening at the hacienda follows, with a delicious barbecue (grilled meats and vegetables) before a good nights rest.

Day 3 - El Silencio

Riding: 6 hours

Breakfast on the terrace of the house before meeting your horse for preparation and departure for a long and beautiful day on horseback. This 6 hour ride takes you through small rural villages, spectacular viewpoints overlooking Lake Angostura, and a private farm which is home to magnificent oak forests, a peaceful lagoon and several panoramic viewpoints. During this part of the ride, the owner of the farm will accompany you to offer a unique perspective on the areas history and local traditions.

Stop for lunch in a wooden ranch where you can sample local specialities such as yuca and palm hearts whilst enjoying the views of the mountains. Remount and ride for another couple of hours to reach an incredible tree where you dismount to stretch your muscles. For those who wish there is a small zipline experience above a tiny lagoon.

Continue your ride through rolling landscapes back to the hacienda for dinner and to overnight.

Day 4 - Free Day

Riding: No riding.

After breakfast at the hacienda you can choose to either spend the day resting or opt for an additional activity (paid locally). Some options include:

- rafting on the world famous Pacuare river (full day - leaving at 9am, thrilling rapids and lunch before returning around 4pm)
- naturalist tour with a biologist to discover local species
- guided visit to Turrialba volcano
- horsemanship or groundwork lesson with an equine behaviour specialist

In the evening there is a demonstration of traditional Paso Costaricense horses or lasso handling over dinner!

Day 5 - Finca Tres Equis

Riding: 4 hours

After breakfast at the hacienda you set off to a neighbouring farm - Finca Tres Equis. This property plays a key role in biodiversity conservation with hundreds of hectares of preserved forest bordering the Pacuare river and the primary forest of Barbilla National Park.

Your horses have been brought across for you, and you ride through cocoa plots at the top of the property before descending to the Pacuare river for a refreshing dip. After a long climb back up, enjoy a delicious lunch on a viewpoint platform overlooking mountains and primary forest.

After lunch make your way back through an exceptionally preserved forest with towering trees and remarkable natural features. This is the most challenging part of the route as you follow authentic dirt trails that are sometimes muddy and wind through the heart of the landscape. Just before retuning you stop for a final thrill - a giant swing suspended above breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys - the perfect ending to an unforgettable day on horseback.

Return to Monte Claro in the late afternoon for dinner and to overnight.

Day 6 - Pavones

Riding: 5 - 6 hours

Breakfast and then pack your things - tonight you will experience a very special kind of accommodation!

A long and beautiful final trail ride through the tropical forest as you explore the outer edges of the property, descend shaded hills beneath giant Espavel trees and cross former pastures now part of an ambitious native-species reforestation project.

Your first destination is the sandy bank of the Reventazon river where you can take a refreshing break and swim the horses in the river! Those who wish to can take their horse into the water and experience this unique and unforgettable moment whilst cooling off in the crystal clear waters. You then remount and continue along a more technical and exhilarating section of the trail which offers exciting riding and beautiful scenery before reaching a second access point on the river. Stop here for lunch amidst the nature.

The afternoon includes more viewpoints, technical canters through various plantations and a stop at a waterfall where you may be lucky enough to spot turtles. Then ride a technical trail beneath tall pine trees, part of an innovative carbon capture and reforestation project. Emerging from the forest you visit Beneficio Naturalba, the farms organic coffee processing facility, to learn about Costa Rican coffee production.

Head back to the stables in the late afternoon before a final dinner at the hacienda. You then spend the night on an eco-deck: natural and local materials, an open wall overlooking a valley, mountains and volcanoes with no electricity - just starlight and a few solar lamps. A pure immersion in nature.

Day 7 - Departure

Riding: No riding.

After breakfast and time allowing, you can observe the training of young horses and learn more about horsemanship before departing for the airport.

Or consider an extension to either the Pacific or Caribbean Coast.

Accommodation

For the majority of the ride you stay in a beautiful colonial-style house, tastefully decorated and designed with generous open spaces that blend seamlessly with the surrounding nature. Each shared bedroom features its own private bathroom, ensuring comfort.
If you choose, one night may be spent in a truly unique and optional experience: an eco-deck nestled in the heart of nature. This open-air structure, built with only three walls, offers an intimate connection with the outdoors. With no electricity, evenings are softly illuminated by candlelight and a few solar lamps, creating a peaceful and unforgettable atmosphere.

Experience Intermediate / Experienced

Suitable for intermediate riders happy and balanced in walk, trot and canter in open spaces and on uneven terrain. You need to be able to mount and dismount unaided.

Minimum group size 4
Maximum group size 8
Departure windows

Nov. 7, 2026 - Nov. 13, 2026

Dec. 5, 2026 - Dec. 11, 2026

Dec. 21, 2026 - Dec. 27, 2026

Jan. 11, 2027 - Jan. 17, 2027

Feb. 1, 2027 - Feb. 7, 2027

March 1, 2027 - March 7, 2027

April 12, 2027 - April 18, 2027

May 24, 2027 - May 30, 2027

July 5, 2027 - July 11, 2027

Aug. 9, 2027 - Aug. 15, 2027

Sept. 6, 2027 - Sept. 12, 2027

Oct. 11, 2027 - Oct. 17, 2027

Nov. 15, 2027 - Nov. 21, 2027

Dec. 27, 2027 - Jan. 2, 2028

Pricing

2026/2027
Rider, Sharing
£1585 $2125 €1895
2026/2027
Non-Rider, Sharing
£1100 $1475 €1315
Does not include lunches on days 3 & 6
Included 6 nights accommodation in shared rooms (twin/double), all meals from dinner on arrival day until breakfast on departure day, riding as per itinerary, San Jose group airport transfers at set times.
Not included Flights, travel insurance, private transfers, tips and items of a personal nature.

Extras

2026/2027 - Single Supplement £220 $300 €265 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
For those requiring a single room
2026/2027 - Small Group Supplement (2 pax in group) £425 $575 €510 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
For groups of 2 riders
2026/2027 - Small Group Supplement (3 pax in group) £172 $230 €205 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
For groups of 3 riders
Note: All programmes and itineraries are weather dependent; in the face of adverse, or unexpected, weather conditions reasonable attempts will be made to provide equivalent riding. All programmes are accurate at the time of writing. However, the team may adapt or modify details, whilst aiming to provide a similar experience.

Day 1 - Monday: Arrival Day

Riding: No riding.

Arrival at Juan Santamaria Airport and welcome by your guide, before transfer to the hotel nearby. Included transfers are between 18:00pm and 20:00pm depending on flight arrivals. If you land outside of these times, you can easily get a taxi (your own expense) as the hotel is only 15 minutes from the airport.
Dinner at the hotel, followed by an early night to adapt smoothly to local time.

Day 2 - Tuesday: San Jose - Playa Garza - Playa Guiones

Riding: 2 - 3 hours

After breakfast, departure for the Pacific coast around 8 am (approx. 5-hour drive). Please note that the departure time from the hotel may vary depending on the tide schedule, in order to ensure arrival at a suitable time for the afternoon ride, as some sections of the beach are not accessible at high tide and the riding schedule will be adapted accordingly. You will have a lunch stop on the way and arrival in the village of Guiones in the afternoon.

Check-in in your accommodation and time to settle in. You will then transfer by vehicle (approx. 10 minutes) to a nearby beach, where the horses will be waiting. You will enjoy a beautiful ride along the Pacific coast, with timing adapted to the tides, allowing for the best possible riding conditions on the beach - a memorable introduction to Guanacaste.

Return to the lodge for dinner, followed by a well-deserved rest.

Day 3 - Wednesday: Pacific Coast: Ostional, Guanacaste

Riding: 3 hours

After breakfast you will transfer to your next accommodation where your passionate host ,will introduce you to his world and share insights into Guanacaste traditions before setting off on horseback for a unique ride through his land. The trail takes you across vast cattle pastures typical of the region (home to Brahman cattle), through reforestation areas, and along sections of river where you will ride directly in the water. Along the way, you will also discover the impressive Guanacaste tree, the national symbol, as well as shaded forest areas inhabited by coatis, howler monkeys, birds and butterflies.

Lunch will be served at your host’s property, offering a delicious and authentic local experience. After releasing the horses, you return to the accommodation in the early afternoon. The rest of the afternoon is free for you to relax, enjoy the beach, or book an optional activity or a massage. In the evening, you will meet to have dinner at the house.

Day 4 - Thursday: Golfo - Playa Pelada - Playa Guiones

Riding: 4 - 5 hours

Enjoy breakfast then a free morning to relax. You may enjoy the beach, rest or take part in an optional activity. You meet for lunch at midday, before transferring by vehicle (approx. 10 minutes) to meet your local guide and the horses.

Your ride departs after 1:00pm for an 'off-the-beaten-track' ride of approximately 4.5 hours. The trail takes you through a variety of landscapes including tropical forest, mangroves, rivers, and elevated viewpoints offering breathtaking views over the Pacific coast and surrounding mountains, as well as stretches of paradisiacal beaches.

During the ride, you stop at a scenic spot for a well-deserved break, where you can enjoy a snack along with a refreshing beer or natural juice. The ride continues into the late afternoon, allowing you to experience a magical sunset on horseback along the Pacific coast—an unforgettable highlight of your stay. Return to the accommodation in the evening for dinner and for some rest and relaxation.

Day 5 - Friday: Pacific Coast - Central Valley Transfer

Riding: 1 - 2 hours

Breakfast at the hotel and departure at 7:30am towards the Central Valley region (approx. 7 hours drive), to allow arrival in time for an afternoon ride. A lunch stop is planned along the way at a lovely restaurant with its own farm animals and beautiful mountain views.

You will arrive in the Turrialba region and welcome at the hacienda around 3:30pm. A welcome drink will be served facing the large grass arena and meet the horses.

You will then set off for your first ride there (approx. 1.5 hours), a perfect introduction to both your horse and the surrounding landscapes. The ride takes you across the hacienda’s 350 rolling hectares: sugarcane fields, coffee plantations, and sweeping views over the Central Volcanic Mountain Range. Along the way, you may spot Costa Rica’s iconic flora and fauna—rainbow eucalyptus, bright-blue Morpho butterflies, scarlet-red tanagers, toucans, and the famous yellow-tailed oropendola with its unique call.

After this first ride, you will return to your guesthouse to freshen up before enjoying a convivial barbecue dinner at the hacienda (grilled meats and vegetables), then settle into your room for the night.

Day 6 - Saturday: Central Valley, Pavones

Riding: 4 - 5 hours

Breakfast at the guesthouse. At the farm, you will prepare the horses for a long and beautiful trail ride through the tropical forest. You will explore the outer edges of the property, descend shaded hills beneath giant Espavel trees, and cross former pastures which now form part of a major reforestation project with native species. The ride continues until reaching the sandy banks of the Reventazón River. There you will enjoy a rejuvenating break—swimming encouraged! and those who wish may even take their horse into the water for a magical experience.

You will ride again for a short time to a second beach, where you will have lunch surrounded by nature. The afternoon includes more breathtaking viewpoints, technical gallops through various plantations, and a stop at a waterfall where you may be lucky enough to spot turtles. Return to the stables mid-afternoon and take care of the horses before dinner at the hacienda and overnight stay in the guesthouse.

Day 7 - Sunday: Central Valley, Rio Pacuare or El Silencio

Riding: 4 - 5 hours

Enjoy breakfast at the house, and pack your bags .... for those who wish, a unique and unusual accommodation awaits you tonight.

This morning offers a choice of activities: If you would like a morning out of the saddle then perhaps rafting on the world-renowned Pacuare River: thrills and spectacular scenery, with lunch by the river or perhaps if you would like to ride then you can saddle up and enjoy a 4 hour ride around the property to discover nearby villages and their surprising panoramic views over Lake Angostura.

Lunch will be at Doña Rosa’s, a warm and authentic experience with delicious homemade desserts enjoyed while admiring the view.

In the afternoon you will ride to the Beneficio Naturalba, the farm’s organic coffee cooperative. The group reunites in the afternoon for a visit to the Naturalba coffee processing plant (located on the farm), to learn about the specific characteristics of Costa Rican coffee and the different stages of its production, including a tasting of products from the Turrialba Organic Producers Association.

Ride back to the farm, enjoying the final moments of the day riding through the twilight and forest darkness to reach the stables. A final dinner at the hacienda—wine optional! Then, if you would like, you can spend the night in one of our eco-decks: built with natural and local materials, an open platform overlooking the valley, mountains and volcano, no electricity, only starlight and a few solar-powered lamps... A pure immersion in nature.

Day 8 - Monday: Central Valley - Caribbean Coast Transfer

Riding: No riding.

After breakfast at the lodge you will depart towards the Caribbean coast (approx. 3h30 drive). When you arrive in the Caribbean region, you stop in the colorful village of Cahuita, one of the most authentic towns on the coast, known for its relaxed atmosphere and Afro-Caribbean culture. Enjoy lunch at a typical local restaurant to discover the famous Caribbean Rice and Beans, traditionally cooked over a wood fire and served with freshly caught local fish.

Spend the afternoon at Cahuita National Park. and those who wish can enjoy a walk through the park’s beautiful coastal trail, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and abundant wildlife, while others may simply relax on the white-sand beach, swim in the warm Caribbean waters, or enjoy a homemade artisanal ice cream in the village. Afterwards you will depart for your accommodation in the middle of the afternoon. Time to settle in and relax in this new tropical atmosphere between jungle and ocean breeze. Dinner and night in your accommodation.

Day 9 - Tuesday: Caribbean Coast, Jungle Crossing

Riding: 4 - 5 hours

After breakfast, you take a short drive to the horses and meet your local guide. Each rider will be carefully matched with a horse, allowing time to connect and feel comfortable before setting off.

Once ready, you begin an exceptional full-day ride through a protected natural area. This unique route takes you through the Manzanillo National Park’s dense tropical jungle, pristine forest corridors and remote natural trails rich in biodiversity. Wildlife such as monkeys, exotic birds and sloths can often be observed along the way.

You will stop for a picnic lunch on a secluded and paradisiacal beach, far from any crowds. Time to relax, swim and enjoy the surroundings. The ride then continues through untouched nature until the return in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight at the accommodation.

Day 10 - Wednesday: Caribbean Coast - Beaches & Horse Swimming

Riding: 2 - 3 hours

After breakfast, you meet your guide and the horses and depart for a beautiful coastal ride exploring a succession of pristine Caribbean beaches, offering long stretches of sand and excellent opportunities for amazing gallops. You will make a stop to walk to an impressive mirador.

The ride finishes at midday and ends with a magical moment: swimming with the horses in a river flowing directly into the Caribbean Sea, a unique and unforgettable highlight of the journey. You then head to have a local lunch, where fresh fish and Caribbean specialties are available for those who wish to continue enjoying the local flavours.

The afternoon is free for you to enjoy as you please, allowing time to relax on the beach or at the accommodation. For those who wish, optional activities can be arranged in advance, such as a cacao tour, snorkelling excursions, or simply more time to enjoy the Caribbean coast at your own pace.

Late afternoon you will meet for a final farewell dinner together, followed by an overnight stay at your accommodation.

Day 11 - Thursday: Departure, Caribbean Coast - San Jose

Riding: No riding.

After breakfast at the hotel depart to San José (approx. 4h30–5h drive). You will stop at a restaurant for those who wants to have lunch before arriving at the airport (not included). You arrive at the airport between 1:00 and 2:00pm depending on traffic conditions and flight schedules, please book your homeward flight to depart after 15:00pm.

Accommodation

Your accommodation is a handpicked selection of charming coastal lodges, traditional hacienda guesthouses and immersive eco-experiences (including open-air eco-decks under the stars).

During the Central Valley part of the journey, you will stay in a beautiful colonial-style house, tastefully decorated and designed with generous open spaces that blend seamlessly with the surrounding nature. Each shared bedroom features its own private bathroom, ensuring comfort.

One night may be spent in a truly unique optional experience: an eco-deck nestled in the heart of nature. This open-air structure, built with only three walls, offers an intimate connection with the outdoors. With no electricity, evenings are softly illuminated by candlelight and a few solar lamps, creating a peaceful and unforgettable atmosphere.

On both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts, your accommodation is carefully selected for charm, comfort and privileged locations close to the beach. Whether set in lush tropical gardens or facing the ocean, they offer the perfect setting to relax and fully enjoy the coastal lifestyle, just steps away from the sea.

Experience Intermediate / Experienced

Suitable for intermediate riders happy and balanced in walk, trot and canter in open spaces and on uneven terrain. You need to be able to mount and dismount unaided.

Minimum group size 4
Maximum group size 8
Departure windows

Nov. 16, 2026 - Nov. 26, 2026

Jan. 18, 2027 - Jan. 28, 2027

March 15, 2027 - March 25, 2027

April 26, 2027 - May 6, 2027

June 7, 2027 - June 17, 2027

Aug. 23, 2027 - Sept. 2, 2027

Sept. 27, 2027 - Oct. 7, 2027

Nov. 29, 2027 - Dec. 9, 2027

Pricing

2026/2027
Rider, Sharing
£4130 $5535 €4940
2026/2027
Non-Rider, Sharing
£2685 $3600 €3210
Lunches on day 2, 5, 6 & 8 are not included.
Included 10 nights accommodation in shared rooms (twin/double), all meals from dinner on arrival day until breakfast on departure day, riding as per itinerary, San Jose group airport transfers at set times.
Not included Flights, travel insurance, private transfers, drinks, tips & other personal expenses.

Extras

2026 - Single Supplement £840 $1130 €1005 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
2027 - Single Supplement £700 $940 €835 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
2026 - Small Group Supplement £700 $940 €835 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
Group of 2 riders
2026 - Small Group Supplement £475 $640 €570 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
Group of 3 riders
2027 - Small Group Supplement (2 riders) £595 $800 €710 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
To confirm a ride with only two riders
2027 - Small Group Supplement (3 riders) £540 $730 €650 per person
Paid to Far and Ride
To confirm a ride with only 3 riders
Note: All programmes and itineraries are weather dependent; in the face of adverse, or unexpected, weather conditions reasonable attempts will be made to provide equivalent riding. All programmes are accurate at the time of writing. However, the team may adapt or modify details, whilst aiming to provide a similar experience.