Stands out for

  • • Direct views of Atlantic cliffs from volcanic trails
  • • Optional trotting for experienced riders
  • • Locally bred and trained horses
  • • Small groups of up to 10 people
  • • Multilingual guides explaining local culture and terrain

Description

Context Triquivijate, located on the island of Fuerteventura, is a rural area where volcanic landscapes merge seamlessly with dramatic Atlantic cliffs. The horseback route follows mountain trails and ravines, climbing to vantage points offering sweeping, direct views of the open ocean. The wind carries scents of thyme and sea salt, and the natural surroundings invite full immersion in the quiet beauty of the island’s remote countryside.

The Experience/nFrom the equestrian center, participants are provided with a mandatory helmet and receive a safety briefing covering basic horse handling and riding techniques. The ride begins at a walk along volcanic pathways, with the sound of the ocean and native vegetation creating a peaceful backdrop. For experienced riders, the option to trot is available on designated safe sections, adding a dynamic rhythm to the journey. The horses used are locally bred and trained, known for their calm temperament and reliability, enhancing confidence and comfort throughout the ride.

For Whom This activity is best suited for riders with intermediate to advanced experience who are confident at both walk and trot, and who enjoy natural volcanic landscapes and ocean vistas. It is not recommended for complete beginners or individuals with limited mobility.

Local Context Triquivijate preserves the region’s traditional equestrian culture, with horses bred and trained locally. Multilingual guides share insights into rural life and local geography, deepening the connection between rider and environment during the journey.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Horseback Riding with Trotting in Triquivijate, Fuerteventura

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Expert Recommendations

Wear closed-toe, comfortable footwear and long pants to the knee. The mandatory helmet is provided. The best time for the ride is in the morning, with departures at 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM. The 2-hour ride is suitable for riders with prior experience; beginners should choose the 1-hour option. Booking in advance is strongly recommended to secure a spot.

Physical Requirements

Moderate physical activity; prior experience recommended for some routes

About the Area

Triquivijate is a rural area on Fuerteventura, home to a central equestrian center from which horseback rides depart across volcanic terrain and ravines with views of the Atlantic Ocean. Nearby attractions include the Triquivijate Ethnographic Center, hiking trails through volcanic landscapes in Antigua, and local restaurants offering authentic regional cuisine.

Offers

Best available offers for Horseback Riding with Trotting in Triquivijate, Fuerteventura

Excursión a caballo Fuerteventura nivel medio 2 h

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Paseo a caballo Fuerteventura de iniciación 1 hora

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€26

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, it is recommended for riders who are comfortable managing both walk and trot to ensure safety and enjoyment.
Yes, the helmet is mandatory and provided in all sizes for every participant.
The maximum group size is 10 people, ensuring a more personalized and peaceful experience.
Yes, experienced riders may trot on designated safe sections to add energy and rhythm to the ride.
Yes, hotel pickup and return are available, though they may incur an additional fee.