Stands out for

  • • Tasting of three Utiel-Requena wines with artisanal cured meats
  • • One-hour guided horseback ride through rural vineyard trails
  • • Immersive aromas of Mediterranean vineyards during the ride
  • • Small group sizes for personalized attention and safety
  • • Professional guides experienced in both enotourism and equestrian activities

Description

Context Requena, located in the Valencian Community, is renowned for its long-standing wine tradition and expansive vineyard landscapes that form part of the Utiel-Requena Denomination of Origin. This Mediterranean region offers ideal conditions for outdoor activities from spring through autumn, with rural trails winding through vast vineyards and traditional wineries. The Experience The activity begins with a guided tour of a local winery to learn about the wine-making process. This is followed by a tasting of three regional wines—Tempranillo, Bobal, and Macabeo—served with cured meats and handmade tapas. The experience concludes with a one-hour guided horseback ride along rural trails through the vineyards, where the rich scent of grapevines and the soft rhythm of hooves on packed earth create a peaceful, immersive connection with nature. For Whom This experience is ideal for adults over 18 who enjoy wine culture and equestrian activities, particularly those new to horseback riding. Small groups or couples seeking a blend of wine heritage and natural beauty will find this a safe, accessible, and authentic adventure. Local Context Requena’s wine-making tradition is enriched by local hospitality and artisanal cuisine, reflected in the tapas served during the tasting. The community actively preserves these traditions, integrating horse riding into the rural landscape to offer a genuine, educational experience.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

seasons.SPRING, seasons.SUMMER, seasons.AUTUMN

Recommended Age Range

Ages 18+

Not suitable for kids Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing, including long pants and appropriate riding footwear. Protect yourself from the sun with sunscreen and a hat, and carry water, especially during summer months. The best time to take the route is from spring to autumn, avoiding midday heat in summer. Booking in advance is recommended to ensure availability of suitable mounts and equipment.

Physical Requirements

light physical activity, short horseback riding excursion

About the Area

Requena is situated in a rural area characterized by extensive vineyards and traditional wineries. The region offers basic tourist services such as restaurants and accommodations, along with complementary activities like exploring the historic town center, hiking, and visiting wine museums. The town is easily accessible from Valencia and Madrid by car, train, or bus, making it convenient for urban visitors seeking a countryside retreat.

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No, the horses are well-trained for calm, guided rides, and the route is suitable for beginners with no prior riding experience.
The horseback ride lasts approximately one hour along rural trails through vineyards, offering ample time to enjoy the surroundings without physical strain.
Three traditional wines from the Utiel-Requena region are tasted: Tempranillo, Bobal, and Macabeo, served with artisanal tapas and regional appetizers.
Yes, the wine tasting includes cured meats and handmade tapas that complement the local wines and enhance the sensory experience.
The minimum age is typically 18 years, due to the inclusion of wine tasting and equestrian activity.