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Chile Equestrian Vacation
We offer in Chile Equestrian Vacation for over 17 years
Chile is extreme in nature and climate, so watch in which region you travel, because this country is over 4200 km long. Patagonia weather don’t exist, there is no weather locals say. On one day all type of climate can be happen. This picture has been taken on a day we start in the morning in a T-shirt riding.
We are experts with 17 years experience in Equestrian Holidays in Chile
And us you know, humans develop from year to year more knowledge and learn every day more and more to understand horses. We work 7 years in Southern Chile and now over 10 years in the North. By all our experience today, we wish we know all this before we start with horses, we follow a other way of riding with horses, the Natural Horsemanship way! Now, before our guest go into the saddle of the horse, the learn more about the horse on the ground.
Groundwork is the key, the way to communicate, to understand your horse and to build proper trust up.
Wonderfully trail riding holidays in Patagonia
Many outfitters for trail riding in Patagonia, we work over 17 years as a outfitter in Chile, offer great riding holidays. Chile Chico in Patagonia is the only part with warm and mild climate, because this area has a micro climate and is behind the high Andes, so the mountains protect the area from the rainy clouds. Here local plant cherries, oranges and wine. In this region you can discover on horseback the Andes and glaciers.
In Chile we offer inn based equestrian tour vacation
Patagonia is extreme, wild, romantic and low clouds cover most of the days. Many women travel in Chile by them self on equestrian tour vacation, because the country is safe and has a great image by travellers. In North Chile we over for many years a multi-day equestrian tour program for single riders and couples. Many of them are very interested to learn more about horses, the way of horse communication and how to approach a horse gently. In our inn based equestrian tours we teach rider working with horse on the ground first. Specially on the ground you get much more better connect to the horse, than in the saddle, and it is for the horse easier to understand the person. So before we ride off, we work on the ground, and in this clinics you will also find usefully ideas for later one, when you back by your horse or anywhere else with horse to gather.
Riding holiday in Chile und Argentina
Chile is a great equestrian travel destination for adventurer. The country is fantastic and very different on so many locations. Argentina offers also a lot of equestrian holidays and for e.g. the small village Cholila, close to Esquel, is a absolute hot spot for riders. We have been there many times and a great landscape awaiting you. Day trips with horses a great, but long trail rides in Chile are the best. If you ride for days in pure nature, you dick in to the peaceful world of the Andes.
Watch out before booking! Some of the operators offer wilderness tours, but in the end yor ride on gravel roads. So check carefully the program, and check there is a 100% professional English speaking guide, that you don’t end up with some one who know some English or with a student in the saddle who don’t nothing about history and the country.
Check our Link Page and you will find tested and proof riding tours by our self, or email a request, we can recommend many good outfitters in Chile.
