Los Cabos Horseback Riding

Pure Fun and Adventure in our Horseback Riding in Cabo San Lucas during 2024 Tour is guaranteed. Your free and included roundtrip transportation picks you up and drops you off conveniently in the Lobby of Your Hotel. Upon arrival to the National Park Migriño get checked in and ready for Your Horseback riding in Cabo San Lucas adventure. Your search for things to do in Los Cabos is over. Riding a Horse on one of the most secluded, iconic and beautiful Beaches in Los Cabos with incredible views of Sand Dunes, the Pacific Ocean and Dry Riverbeds is a magical experience that will last you for a life time. Your professional Horseback Riding Cabo Tour Guide will fill you in with all the Secrets about the Horses history, anatomy and its beautiful friendly personality. You will pet, feed and interact with those incredible creatures and take stunning Photos that will leave your family and friends surprised and stunned. Riding the Horse on the Beach listening to the Pacific Ocean waves and feeling the ocean breeze in your hair takes you right into a Blockbuster Movie. Get that Horse Kiss for a stunning photo, hug and kiss your new friend. Finish off your adventure with Delicious Tacos and a Tequila Tasting before heading back to your Hotel after a fantastic Experience and fun activity. This adventure is of incredible value and a must do in Los Cabos. Pre-booking may guarantee your space in this very popular and many times sold out adventure. Reserve today, save your place in this incredible magnificent Adventure.

Minimum Age: 6 Years

Included:

► Round Trip Transportation

► Professional Tour Guide (Caballerango)

► 2 Hours of Horseback Riding

► Water Refill Stations (Bring your Bottle)

Not Included:

► 20 Usd Park Entrance Fee per Person

► Gratuities

Restriction: The use of Cell Phones and Cameras is not permitted during driving a Motorized Vehicle or Riding a Wild Life Animal due to Mexican and International Laws. Just as anywhere else in the world using a Phone or Camera device represents danger to yourself and other participants and is not allowed.

Tip: You can bring along a Strap on Go Pro that would maintain the Go Pro Camera to your Head or Chest without having to hold and manipulate the device. Professional Photos are being taken and are available for purchase starting at 20 Usd after the Tour if you choose not to bring along your Strap on Go Pro.

Frequently asked questions for Horseback Riding in Cabo

Question: Is Horseback Riding dangerous?

Answer: No, Horseback Riding is a safe and fun activity, the safety regulations, equipment and procedures are International standard and considerably above what needs to be done to make this a safe Adventure. Your Tour is accompanied by several specialized and professional Tour Guides to make sure you are safe. There are several options for Beginners or more advanced Rider.

Question: Is riding the Horse difficult?

Answer: Riding a Horse is very simple and explained and done very easy. It does not require special skills. It is easy to ride a Horse and you are always guided by the Care Taker.

Question: Does the tour include transportation from my Hotel, Condo or Airbnb?

Answer: Round Trip Transportation is included in your adventure from Hotels, Condos or Airbnb (For some locations you may have to move to a close by meeting point).

Question: Why do I have to pay and Entrance Fee of 20 Usd apart of my Tour Price?

Answer: The 20 Usd “Entrance Fee” is a Wild Life Conservation Fee, to keep everything clean and in ecologic harmony.

Question: How much time does the Horseback Riding Tour take?

Answer: To complete the Tour it is approximately 2 hours, with fitting, instructions and set up the Tour is approximately 2 hours and a half long. Adding on transportation both ways take into consideration 4 to 5 hours for your Adventure.

Question: Can I use my Go Pro or Camera during the Dune Buggy Tour?

Answer: The use of Cameras or Go Pro is not allowed during the Adventure. A fall of Cameras, Phones or equipment ruins any Camera or Go Pro.  A professional Photographer will be taking photos of your adventure, at the end of the Tour you can purchase the Photos.

Question: What happens if I get sick the day of the Tour and cannot go to my Adventure?

Answer: We can re-schedule your Tour for later and when you feel better or with a medical certificate you can get a full refund for up to 2 people.

Question: What if my Vacation gets cancelled because of Covid-19?

Answer: You get a full refund the day you communicate this to us.

Question: Can I get sick with Coronavirus during the Tour?

Answer: All Bio Safety measures have been taken during your transportation, check in and tour to avoid sickness with Intense cleaning, Social Distancing, mask wearing and Anti-bacterial gel anywhere. Thousands of people are still currently enjoying Adventures in Los Cabos.

As herbivores, horses evolved to consume a plant-based diet. Over the millennia, their working partnerships with humans resulted in different kinds of horse food, especially the development of feeding grains for energy purposes. While the modern horse owner has more choices than ever regarding commercial horse feeds, hay and pasture still remain the basics of the equine diet.  Feeding a Horse should be kept to the professionals, please DO NOT feed your Horse anything you carry, especially Sweets.

Pasture for Horses

Not only can sufficient pasture sustain your horse during the late spring into early fall, it also provides regular exercise. If you intend to feed your horse solely on pasture during the prime growing season, you'll need at least 1 acre per horse for sustainability -- more if you have mares and foals. If planning a pasture, your county agricultural extension service can advise you on the best grasses to plant based on your region and soils. Typical pasture grasses include timothy, Kentucky bluegrass and perennial rye grass.

Hays and Legumes

A horse should consume between 1 and 2 percent of his body weight daily in hay or other forage. We use a measuring tape designed for horses to ascertain his weight. Hay is a vital part of the diet if the horse is not on good pasture. The type of hay you feed a horse may depend on regional availability. Common grass hays include timothy, orchard grass, brome and coastal Bermuda -- the latter two usually found in the southern United States. These hays might be mixed with alfalfa, a legume high in protein and calcium. We give our horses straight alfalfa, but wary of feeding free choice, as with other hays. In the western U.S., alfalfa is often in greater supply than other types of equine forage, to the contraire here in Los Cabos.

Horse Grains

Horses don't necessarily need grain. Those in light work, or easy keepers, can often do without grain meals. Your vet can advise you on whether your horse should have grain, based on his work level and any health issues. Oats, corn and barley are among the common grains fed either straight or in concentrates making up commercial feeds. Today's horse owner can choose from special diets designed for young, old, athletic and pleasure horses.

Horse Treats

Carrots and apples are the classic equine snack food. Always feed a horse with the snacks flat in the palm of your hand, so he won't accidentally grab a finger. Because of choking hazards, cut up apples and break apart carrots before feeding. Feed stores and tack shops sell commercial treats designed especially for equines.

We take great pride in our Horses and their well-being and care. You will notice how shiny the hair is, how strong they look. Unlike others, our Horses will only do one Tour day and then rest, we have sufficient horses to cover all hours without working them to hard. Our horses are part of our family and that is how we treat them.

Other Animal Interaction Adventures

Camel Riding in Los Cabos (click here for more Information)

Riding a Camel in Los Cabos is a fantastic Adventure for Singles, Couples, Families and Kids. Camels are extremely friendly and fun to be around with, get you camel Kiss and interact with Camels in Cabo has become very popular and is a fun and entertaining adventure for nature lovers.

Snorkeling with Sea Lions (click here for more Information)

Super fun and in the Sea Lions natural environment in Espiritu Santo Island in La Paz. The playful Sea Lions are certainly fun to be around, don’t be surprised that a Sea Lions get really close to you or nibbles of your Snorkeling fins, this is quite common and part of the Adventure. This Eco tour is an all-day adventure that is limited in spacing and early planning is essential to not miss out on this Adventure.

Snorkeling with a Whale Shark (click here for more Information)

Snorkeling with a Whale Shark from December to April is also an adventure that is absolutely fantastic. Get close with a Giant but gentle Whale Shark jumping into the pristine and clear water of the Sea of Cortes in La Paz. This Eco tour is an all-day adventure that is limited in spacing and early planning is essential to not miss out on this Adventure.

Dolphin Swims (click here for more Information)

A Dolphin Encounter or Swim is also available in Los Cabos, get a Kiss, a Hug and shake the Dolphins fins in this interactive Dolphin Experience. Fun for every body and fantastic for kids. All dolphins have been born in captivity and are well kept.

Whale Watching in Los Cabos (click here for more Information)

Whale Watching in Los Cabos is possible from December 15^th till the end of March every year. You can Whale Watch in so many options, Zodiacs, Glass Bottom Boats, Sailing Boats, Catamarans, Wave Runners, Luxury Yachts and more. The best Cabo Whale Watching that is available is the Whale Watching in Cabo Tour with Premium Bar, Deluxe Snacks on a French made Luxury Double Decker Catamaran.

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