Horseback Riding Trail Through the Terry Lagoons in Cádiz

Stands out for

  • • Birdwatching at Terry Lagoon
  • • Shaded stretch through pine and cork oak forests
  • • Gentle horses ideal for beginners and children
  • • Accessible route year-round
  • • Evenings with warm light and pleasant temperatures
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Description

Context The Terry Lagoons, located in the Bay of Cádiz, are a protected wetland renowned for their rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes of pine and cork oak forests. This horseback riding route covers approximately 5 km with a 20-meter elevation gain, offering a serene environment where the wind carries the fragrant scents of Mediterranean thyme and pine. The area is part of the cultural landscape of southwestern Andalusia, shaped by centuries of rural traditions. "]The Experience You’ll begin with a brief orientation and equipment fitting at the La Cuadra Equestrian School. Then, you’ll ride on compacted earth trails toward the lagoon, where you can observe native birds and enjoy panoramic views of the natural surroundings. The route includes gentle trotting and soft galloping sections, passing through shaded areas that provide cool relief and opportunities to notice local flora. The songs of birds accompany the ride, creating a peaceful and immersive atmosphere. "]For Whom This trail is suitable for beginners, families with children aged 6 and up (minimum age to be confirmed), couples, and nature lovers. It is not recommended for individuals with limited mobility who lack assistance, or for those afraid of horses. It is also not ideal for travelers seeking strenuous or long-distance rides. "]Local Context The region preserves traditional rural practices such as transhumance and the conservation of its cork oak forests, which are integral to the cultural landscape of Cádiz. The local community strongly values the protection of this wetland, essential for both migratory and resident bird species.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

Practical Guide

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Location

How to get there

By car Public transport
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable riding clothes and proper footwear, and bring sun protection and water, especially in summer. The best time for the ride is in the late afternoon to avoid heat and enjoy the golden light. Confirm the minimum age with the equestrian school and book in advance during peak season. Be prepared for a low-difficulty activity with well-trained horses and a relaxed pace.

Physical Requirements

light physical activity, suitable for all ages and fitness levels

About the Area

The Terry Lagoons lie within a protected natural area in the Bay of Cádiz, featuring pine forests, cork oak woodlands, and wetlands. Nearby, El Puerto de Santa María offers cultural sites, local wineries, and walking trails to extend your visit. Basic services are available, and the area is accessible by local road from the city.

Offers

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Ruta a caballo por las Lagunas de Terry 90 min

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€40

Ruta a caballo rodeando las Lagunas de Terry 1 h

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€30

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Check with La Cuadra Equestrian School, but the tour is generally suitable for children starting at age 6, with adult supervision.
No prior experience is required. The horses are calm and the route is designed for beginners and children, with basic instructions provided before departure.
The short ride lasts about 1 hour and covers approximately 5 km with a 20-meter elevation gain, including gentle trotting and soft galloping.
Yes, helmets are mandatory and provided by the school. Wear comfortable clothing and bring sun protection and water, especially in summer.
The ride can be done year-round, but avoid midday summer heat. Evening rides are especially recommended for the soft light and comfortable temperatures.