Spain’s Heart of Andalusia Trail Ride
Andalusia is famous for its cultural richness, its environmental diversity and the open and friendly character of its inhabitants, but also for its magnificent Andalusian horses. The Andalusian horse is...
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Overview
Trip Details
Andalusia is famous for its cultural richness, its environmental diversity and the open and friendly character of its inhabitants, but also for its magnificent Andalusian horses. The Andalusian horse is renowned for its versatility, it’s kind nature and tractability and it’s incomparable beauty.
You will be riding these amazing horses through varied and unforgettable landscapes, from the rolling and peaceful farmland, through pine forests and shrubland, marshlands, cork woods, impressive cliffs, dunes and sandy beaches. The program includes 3 full day rides (between 4 and 6 hours a day) and two half day rides (between 2.5 and 3 hours) of unforgettable trails on well-suited, well-trained, fit Andalusian or cross-Andalusian horses. We use Spanish cowboy saddles or English general purpose or trekking saddles, if you prefer.
2026 Dates: Feb. 15-22, March 8-14, Oct. 18-24, Nov. 1-7
2026 Rate: $4,290.00 USD or 3,575€ or per person sharing (Single Supplement: $415.00 USD or 345€)
2027 Dates (tentative): Feb. 14-20, March 14-20, Oct. 17-23, Nov. 7-14
2027 Rate: $4,610.00 USD per person sharing (Single Supplement: $435.00 USD )
***3 riders needed to confirm any date
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival (Sunday)
Arrive and settle into your hotel—a former royal palace—in medieval Carmona. Complimentary train station pick-up in Seville is available at 16:30 (other transfer times/days available upon request). Enjoy a welcome dinner at the hotel with your Epona hosts and fellow riders to kick off the week, followed by a relaxing evening.
Day 2: Sevillian Countryside & Hospitable Haciendas
After breakfast, transfer to the Epona Equestrian Centre. Following a guide chat and an assessment ride through tranquil rolling farmland, olive groves, and 16th-century haciendas, return to the center for home-cooked lunch. In the afternoon, take a complimentary transfer to sightsee or shop in Seville, or rest up at the hotel for the adventures ahead.
Day 3: Quema River & Aznalcóllar Forest
Drive early to Villamanrique, meet your horses, and do a quick arena test ride before setting off into the open country. Cross the historic Quema River—a sacred pilgrim site—and ride through the vast Aznalcóllar pine forests and Mediterranean scrubland, home to nesting storks and eagles. Enjoy a traditional local lunch at a famous venta, then ride back to Villamanrique. Stay at the cozy, thatched-roof Ardea Purpurea lodge, featuring a Michelin-recommended restaurant for dinner.
Day 4: The Pilgrims' Path to El Rocío
Ride the restricted sandy tracks of the Raya Real (Royal Strip) through the protected Doñana wildlife preserve. Pass pine/eucalyptus woods, aromatic thickets, and stop for a picnic at the 13th-century Royal Palace estate. Continue through oak pastures where you may spot deer, wild boar, or the Iberian lynx. Cross the Ajolí Bridge into the unique village of El Rocío, visit the vibrant marshlands, and enjoy a traditional glass of wine on horseback before checking into a marsh-view hotel for dinner.
Day 5: El Rocío to the Beaches of Doñana
Ride south into Huelva province, passing the Rociana lagoon and scenic habitats filled with wild horses and deer. Stop for a country lunch paired with regional Doñana wines. Finish the ride at the virgin beaches of Mazagón and check into its luxurious seaside Parador hotel (featuring indoor/outdoor pools and a spa). Join the group and guides for dinner at the Parador.
Day 6: Dunes & Virgin Beaches
Embark on a spectacular 3-hour half-day ride across the European fossil and mobile dunes of Asperillo. Take in Atlantic Ocean vistas from atop the dunes before descending to the virgin beaches for an exhilarating beach canter along the waves. Say goodbye to the horses and enjoy a seaside lunch in the fishing village of Mazagón. Transfer back to Carmona for a relaxing afternoon by the hotel pool, exploring town, or getting a massage, followed by dinner at the hotel.
Day 7: Departure (Saturday)
Enjoy breakfast, followed by complimentary transfers to the Seville airport or train station at 8:00 and 11:00 (private taxis can be arranged for other times).
What's Included
- 6 nights accommodation
- 5 days of guided riding
- All meals
- Horse and all tack
- Guiding services on the trail rides
- Transfers to/from the train station at pre set time
- All local taxes
What's Not Included
- Airfare
- Travel Insurance
- Alcoholic beverages
- Gratuities for the riding staff at the end of the stay



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FAQ's
What is included in the tour price?
Tour prices typically include accommodation, guided activities, transportation during the trip, and some meals. Exact inclusions may vary depending on the itinerary.
Can I customize my itinerary?
Yes. Most of our trips can be tailored to match your interests, schedule, and travel style. Just let us know your preferences and we’ll help design the perfect adventure.
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes, we strongly recommend travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and adventure activities.
How many people are in a tour group?
Group sizes are usually small to ensure a more personal and immersive experience. The exact number may vary depending on the expedition.
