Beach rides

Riding a horse for an extended period is the best way to gain valuable riding confidence and a greater understanding of horses and their nature. Long excursions, often referred to as treks, offered by equestrian centres are designed by specialist instructors who are dedicated to providing you with the best possible experience. The duration, difficulty, route and horses involved in each trek can be adapted to suit the abilities of the riders.

Preparing for an excursion

The excursions are carefully monitored by horse riding guides; your safety is their priority. They have many years of knowledge and experience to share. You will be carefully advised before the excursion takes place and familiarised with the proposed trip.

Basic horse riding skills are essential. Everyone must be able to keep up with the planned pace. The potential difficulties are very few, but it is important that you are comfortable and not easily frightened by the horse's sudden movements.

If you have no previous riding experience, you can quickly pick up the basics by investing in some lessons. Furthermore, if you express your desire to try trekking, the particular equestrian centre in question will work hard to help you to reach your goal as quickly as possible.


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The best ways to enjoy an excursion

There are many excursion options available depending on the location of your trek. Most are customised to accommodate your specific needs. They can also be exclusive; you may wish to celebrate a special occasion with a loved one or a group of friends. You may also choose to enjoy trekking through a variety of landscapes such as:

  • Woodland,
  • Open areas,
  • Picturesque villages,
  • Beaches - in Northern Ireland, for example.

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The opportunities are endless. If you would like further information regarding horseback riding excursions available in your area, you can start by browsing our website. We have featured a variety of friendly and professional equestrian centres located throughout the UK.