Active & Adventure

Safari a cavallo a Kusadasi

35,00 €

Cancellazione gratuita

Lingua: Inglese

Voucher sul cellulare accettato

Durata: fino a 2 hours

Visita guidata

Conferma istantanea

Voucher elettronico

Cosa farai

Bellissimo paesaggio su sentieri dolci
Istruzione da parte di insegnanti esperti
Adatto a principianti e cavalieri esperti
Percorrere un sentiero lento lungo la spiaggia

Cosa aspettarsi

Esplorare i dintorni a cavallo è un modo divertente e naturale per scoprire la campagna turca. Con questa escursione a cavallo da Kusadasi, potrete tornare a contatto con la natura a un ritmo tranquillo, con un giro in spiaggia lungo il percorso.

Non è necessaria alcuna esperienza di equitazione, poiché riceverete un'istruzione esperta nell'arena presso una scuola di equitazione locale. Quando sarete a vostro agio con le redini in mano e il fidato destriero sotto di voi, sarà il momento di affrontare i sentieri aperti.

Per gran parte della mattinata, il ritmo si stabilizzerà lungo gli splendidi sentieri rustici. Poi, è il momento di una lenta cavalcata sulla spiaggia, lungo la morbida sabbia, prima di tornare alla base al trotto.

Cosa è incluso

Trasporto
Guida di lingua inglese
Istruzioni e attrezzature

Da ricordare

Indossate scarpe sportive e portate con voi costume da bagno, crema solare e acqua.
Età minima 7 anni
Non adatto a ospiti con mobilità ridotta
Si ricorda che i cavalli sono animali vivi e possono essere imprevedibili. È estremamente importante che gli ospiti ascoltino attentamente e seguano le informazioni e le istruzioni fornite dal personale per garantire la sicurezza e il comfort di tutti.
Porta uno spray contro gli insetti
Cibo e bevande non incluse

Provider

TANTUR TURIZM SEYAHAT A.S

Commissioni di prenotazione

Buone notizie! Non sono applicate commissioni di servizio a questa prenotazione.

Politiche di cancellazione

Ricevi un rimborso del 100% annullando la prenotazione fino a 1 day prima dell'inizio dell'attività.

Cosa dicono le persone di quest'esperienza

Eccellente

4,2 /5

Basato su 5 recensioni di clienti verificati

Categorie di recensione

Servizio

4,8/5

Personale

4,8/5

Qualità-prezzo

4,3/5

Sicurezza

4,8/5

Tutte le valutazioni (5)

5 stelle (1)

20%

4 stelle (4)

80%

3 stelle (0)

2 stelle (0)

1 stella (0)

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Terri
Verified booking
5
25 agosto 2024
Viaggio di famiglia
Really surprised how long the trek lasted, lovely warm walk down to the beach on horses well chosen for the individual, along the Beachside and back into the sand dunes for a water stop. Then the more experienced went off for a gallop through the surf while the rest of the group cooled the horses down with a walk into the sea. Then we all mounted our horses to trek back to the ranch. You will get dusty, trainers will get wet in the sea, otherwise take mosquitoe spray and water. Enjoy
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Smeders
Verified booking
3.8
4 novembre 2023
Viaggio di famiglia
This is a great experience for those who just want a leisurely walk and are new to riding. Overall the ride lasts just over an hour..and then your given a break while you wait for those who wish to gallop on beach..my advice don't do it unless your a very experienced rider..the horses are well trained to follow and soon as they turn on the beach they just go, oh and take plenty of flea/mosquito protection as I received 46 bites..
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Trisha Cummins and Kieran knowles
Verified booking
4.2
20 settembre 2023
Viaggio di coppia
Fantastic experience,especially riding the horse into the sea.nice calm safari with stunning horses.we only wished we had put mosquito spray on beforehand,we got bit quite a lot. But apart from that,brilliant
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Sally
Verified booking
4.2
28 maggio 2022
Viaggio di famiglia
It states there was a swim stop, there wasn't, there was a stop to get you bare back on a horse in the sea and make it jump up to pose for a photo which they wanted you to buy. Fair enough as they want to earn extra money from you buying the photos, but not what was stated. The picture shows you walking along the beach on a horse, this happened for about 2 mins
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Drew
Verified booking
3.8
24 maggio 2022
Viaggio di famiglia
My little girl really enjoyed her horse riding the guide was very good and helpful with me been as never ride a horse before was fun but when they say hours exclusion it was only 2 hour from pick up to drop off

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