Transfer and Other Options:

Day 1 - Pick up from the airport up and transfer to the estate and riding center. Check in, visit the stables, meet your guide with a welcome cocktail.
Day 2 - In the morning we get acquainted with the horses during a morning lesson in the arena. In the afternoon everyone joins in on a first trail ride.
Day 3  Monastery of BON ANY (Petra)
Son Vaquer, Son Ramonet , Es Pagos, Villafranca, Bonany, Sa Franquesa, Son Vaquer.
Leaving from Son Vaquer, we´ll head towards “Es Rafalet”, an area which is made up of a series of farms and located on the plains of Mallorca. There we´ll have the opportunity to canter over its wide and flat fields towards the town of Villafranca, renown for its farm products as melons, watermelons, garlic...
After we ride past the town, we start the climb through the pine covered mountains toward the Bonany Santuery, built in 1606, where we meet our support vehicle.
After a quick snack, we visit the monastery and then start the descent through very narrow paths until we reach the plain. On our way we pass near an old and abandoned clay mine where the local artisans got their raw materials to make pottery. We ride past different farms on the way to our final destination of Son Vaquer.
Approximately 7 hours.
Day 4  Son Serra Beaches and Betlem
Son Serra, Son Serra de Marina, S´Estanyol, Cala de S´Estret, Colonia de Sant Pere, Caló d´es Cans, Ermita de Betlem, Caló d´es Cans, Colonia de Sant Pere, “Ravena”, Son Serra.
We prepare our horses at Son Serra and then ride by the sea through sand dunes and pine woods until we reach S´Estanyol. Keeping by the water, we ride through Cala S´Estret, and the fisherman's town of Colonia de Sant Pere, following the coast we cross over to Es Caló d´es Cans. From Es Caló d´es Cans by way of an old path carved in the mountain itself we ride up to the monastery until we reach Betlem´s Hermitage (founded in 1805), located in an unpopulated and wild area, a haven of peace and meditation, set in the old Muslim settlement of Binialgorfa. From this point we can enjoy a spectacular view of the Alcudia Bay and “Sierra de Llevant”. After our visit to the monastery we start the descent to the beach were we can stop for a swim and snack.Finally we ride through the Ravena forest and giant dunes till we arrive at the starting point, where our ground team will meet up with us and assist in our return trip. Approximately 6.5 hours 
Day 5  MONTISSION
Es Pagos, Porreras, Montission, Porreras.
Leaving from the antique “Es Pagos” farm which dates back to the year 1664, we will canter over the plains until arriving at a wooded area. On our way we will pass by an abandoned cement factory and cross through the ancient narrow streets of the town of Porreras from which we start the ascent to Montission.
The support vehicle will be waiting for us at the Monastery, which was built in 1339. After visiting the site and having our morning brunch we head back down the mountain, passing through the town of Porreras by way of alternate trails enjoying the surroundings fields. We finish our excursion upon arriving at the “Es Pagos” farm.
Approximately 6-7  hours
Day 6  RANDA
Son Coll Nou-Castellitx de la Pau-Font de Castellitx-Sa Coma-Can Moll-Can Monjo-Son Segui-Son Saleta-Es Camí de Ses voltes-Gracia Monastery and Nuestra señora de Cura Sanctuary. Son Pons-Binilegant Vell- Son Lleo- Can Galluso and Can Mas.
We leave from a farm in Algaida and head towards a field in Castellitx de la Pau, which is a farm that dates back to XIII century.
After passing by various farms, we will be able to see the great bolder of Galdent, which is over 420 m high. We will then travel up to the hills of Randa using mountains trails which meander through pine woods. The hills of Randa, which rise up to 500m over sea level is the highest point in the hills; the lowest point being the Sanctuary of Nuestra señora de Gracia, which is known for its special surroundings, almost incrusted in the mountain and surrounded by woods, flowers and mountain nesting birds.
A few minutes higher up the trail we find the Sanctuary of Sant Honorat, which is the smallest and most picturesque of the three, with its small pastoral church, walled and a Victorian garden. At the top of the mountain will find the biggest Sanctuary of Nuestra señora de Cura, founded in 1275. When we arrive we tie up the horses, let them drink and eat and then we enjoy the spectacular Monastery, which is actually inhabited by monks that keep the buildings and surrounding in excellent conditions. We will be able to buy original gifts such as artisan liquors and elaborated with antique recipes. After the visit we will enjoy a brunch.
After we have prepared the horses again we return coming down the mountain by way of twisting trails through the woods, which pass by the fields of Son Pons and Can Galluso, and then we canter down the trail between fields of flowers.
Once we arrive at our departing point we find the mini-bus and the horse trailer which will bring us back in about 25 minutes, and at that time it will possible to use the SPA before dinner.
Approximately 6 hours
Day 7  Monastery of San Salvador  (Felanitx)
A four hour ride will take us up to the Monastery of Sant Salvador. Returning back by mid afternoon.
Day 8  Departure
Departure after breakfast and transfer to the airport.

The beautiful island of Mallorca boasts an average of 300 days of sunshine each year.
Mallorca is typically Mediterranean with hot, dry summers in the high 20°s (low 80°Fs) and mild winters, with the temperatures roughly half that of summer.
The sea regulates extreme temperatures and pleasant sea breezes also keep hot days from becoming too unpleasant.
Mallorca experiences irregular rainfall, mostly tending to fall between autumn and winter.

This trip includes and can accommodate special dietary requests.

Tack:		English
Horses:		Andalusian, Spanish Cross
Pace:		Moderately slow with trots and some controlled canters | Walk | Trot | Canter |
Level:		(2.5 to 3 out of 5)    Low Intermediate
Age:		Min 12
Weight:		Max 210 lbs
Riders:		Min 4 riders	Max 7 riders

Additional private dressage instructions (on Andalusian stallions or geldings) can be arranged with prior notice.

Riders take care of their own horses (brush, saddle, unsaddle ...)

On two of the days you and your horses will transfer  to the northern part of the island for your riding excursions.

Passports
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(a) 1. EU nationals holding a valid national ID card.
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Visa Note
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