Top Quepos Horseback Riding

We provide a completely customizable horseback ride for all skill levels and do only one tour a day. The tour will take place on our private farm and its protected jungle. Personal attention and tranquility are guaranteed. Well taken care-of animals are a priority to us, all horses are well-fed and only perform one tour a day. All my animals, including horses, sheep, dogs and my cat, are allowed to graze and move freely every day. All horses are ridden bitless, which means no metal in their mouths, and receive natural horsemanship training. You will see and feel the difference. I look forward to sharing the beauty of the land on a horseback with you!

Set off on horseback through the mountains and trails around beautiful Manuel Antonio on this full-day, guided tour with lunch included. After a safety briefing and riding instructions, hop on your horse and follow your guide into the mountains to an altitude of 1,900-feet (600-meters) taking in amazing views, wildlife, and vegetation along the way. Enjoy a swimming break on the way down and a local lunch at the ranch.

Take an adventure through nature on this full-day, guided, horseback riding tour. Learn the history of Manuel Antonio and get up close and personal with tropical plants and wildlife as you ride through the Tocori Private Ecological Reserve. Stop for a dip in a natural pool fed by the waterfalls of Quebrada Arroyo, visit a botanical garden and eat Costa Rican casado back at the ranch.

Leave the crowds of Manuel Antonio National Park behind on this horseback riding tour through lush Costa Rican rain forest on the private Tocori wildlife reserve. Feel close to nature as you trot past tropical plants and look out for animals like sloths and monkeys in their natural habitat, and stop to take a dip in a tucked-away waterfall. Polish off your tour with a plate of home cooked barbecue while you chat with your guide.

African palm oil plantations are a fundamental part of the economy and ecology of the area, on this tour the guide explains the importance of interaction in the ecosystem, collection process, uses of vegetable oil and crop history. As well the interaction with the water buffalos.