Horseback Riding in Doñana from Matalascañas
Stands out for
- • Ride along untouched beaches and fine sand dunes
- • Trot near the shoreline with the sea breeze on your face
- • Panoramic views from viewpoints at 112 meters elevation
- • Guided rides tailored for beginners and intermediate riders
- • Riding instruction and safety gear included
Description
Key Info
Difficulty
Setting
Outdoors
Best season
All year round
Recommended Age Range
All ages
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Expert Recommendations
Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe footwear suitable for riding and walking on sandy terrain. A helmet is required and will be provided. The best time for the ride is in the late afternoon to enjoy the sunset. Book in advance during peak season, and be prepared for variable wind and sand conditions. Small group sizes ensure a more personalized and attentive experience.
Physical Requirements
Intermediate riding level for most routes, some suitable for beginners
About the Area
The Matalascañas area within Doñana National Park features a protected natural landscape of wild beaches, dunes, and pine forests. Nearby attractions include the El Acebuche Visitor Center, the Matalascañas Lighthouse, and walking trails. The nearby village of El Rocío is also accessible, and golf enthusiasts can play at the Campo de Dunas de Doñana golf course.
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