Marbella Mountains

Overview

More than a means of transport, the horse will

be your traveling companion in a variety of

scenarios that will make you discover the natural

beauty of the region.

You will quickly realize that a friendly relationship

will be established between you and your new

traveling companion.The same will happen

with the children, who will be delighted from

the moment they see the horses.

Choose between three different routes and Xperiences starting from 50 minutes to 3 hours.

What's included?

- Safety gear

- Qualified tour guides

- 15 minutes safety session

Programme Outline

Short Ride - 50 min

Short ride, ideal for horse riding beginners. The

whole route goes around the Equestrian Centre,

starting from this point towards the right (heading

to Pias Mountain) and returning to the starting point

through the Industrial Area. The route, initially in

asphalt, progresses on dirt road (50%), returning to

asphalt in its final stage. The whole way is broad

and without any significant inclinations.

Medium Ride - 1 h 15 min

Medium duration ride, accessible to most

people. The route starts at the Equestrian Centre

and goes up to the Pias Rocky Massif, but it does

not extend to it, as it turns right when reaching

the indication signs for the mountain bike and

trail courses. Here the ground is flat and gradually

descending until it finds the long equestrian route.

This is the point that marks the change of direction

in the route, which now returns to the Equestrian

Centre.

With the exception of the exit and return points to

the Equestrian Centre (5%), the whole route takes

place on dirt road, ideal for horse riding. Pauses

are recommended to rest, enjoy the landscape and

observe the local fauna and flora.

Long Ride - 2 h 30 min / 3 h

Long-length ride, recommended for those with

some experience and physical strength. When you

start at the Equestrian Centre, the route goes up

towards the Pias Rocky Massif, gradually leaving

the shorter equestrian routes. A break is suggested

at the top of the mountain to regain the energy and

enjoy the landscape. Back to the route, it descends

towards the village of Couce. Before the bridge,

the route proceeds, continuing upstream along

the Ferreira River and heading back the Equestrian

Centre.

With the exception of the last 1300 metres, the

route takes place on dirt roads, ideal for horse

riding. Several breaks are recommended to rest,

enjoy the landscape and observe the local fauna

and flora.

Additional information

Limited public transports. We suggest you to drive or use a taxi service to reach the location

Beach and catering near

Practical clothing advisable