Getting here

Wherever you're staying, we're close

We ride from Tinajo, Monday to Saturday, morning and afternoon. From the main resort areas the stables are a short drive, and if you would rather not drive at all, tell us your hotel when you book and we will help you get there.

Aerial view of riders across inland Lanzarote

Where our riders stay

We pick up from all the main resort areas. These are the ones most of our riders come from.

Staying in Arrecife, Puerto Calero or somewhere else? Ask anyway. Lanzarote is small and we pick up from across the island, and we send the exact address when you book.

Coming by car

Aim to arrive fifteen minutes before your ride so nobody is putting a helmet on in a hurry. We will send you the exact directions and where to park when we confirm.

Hotel pick-up

Would rather not drive? Tell us your hotel when you book and we will let you know whether we can pick you up and what it costs, confirmed before you pay, not after.

When you arrive

01

A few minutes early

Come about fifteen minutes before your ride. Nobody is putting a helmet on in a hurry, and there is time for a coffee and to meet the horses before you get on.

02

You meet your horse

You are introduced to the horse you will ride, told its name and what it is like, and fitted with a helmet.

03

You get on, on flat ground

In the yard, with someone holding the horse, not out on a hillside. You walk a few circles until sitting up there stops feeling strange, and then the group heads out.

What to bring

There is very little to organise. Come dressed for a ride and we take care of the rest.

  • Long trousers and closed shoes

    Not flip-flops. Bring a closed pair you can walk in.

  • Sun cream and a hat

    The light here is strong for most of the year, even when it is not hot.

  • Water, and a phone or camera

    Bring your own if you would like photos, the views are worth it.

  • Nothing else

    Certified helmets are included, and there is no equipment for you to buy or bring.

Choose your ride