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Spanish Beaches Adventure
Catalonia
Spain
Enjoy some excellent canters and gallops on two different beaches by the Mediterranean Sea! We will ride two loops from the farmhouse that allow us to discover not only two beaches, Sant Pere Pescador beach and Pals beach, but also natural parks, incredibly well-preserved medieval villages, fantastic rivers and some incredible spots like the fishermen village of Calella de Palafrugell. We will ride from North to South of Costa Brava, enjoying the best of the area. And, of course, we cannot forget the two chances you will have to gallop on the beach, enjoying together with your horse the sand and the waves of these two long beaches. A complete and unforgettable experience! Catalonia is full of spectacular towns and villages, surprisingly untouched by the passing of time, the architecture reflecting the glories of times gone by. Catalonia is still full of wild unspoiled wilderness waiting to be discovered.
If you are looking forward to a gallop on the beach but cannot spend a full week riding, take a look at our shorter beach ride, it follows the same three days on horseback from Wednesday to Sunday and gives you the chance to ride on Pals beach and visiting some of the highlights of Costa Brava.
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Progressive Ride (no camping)
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Meeting:
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Llabià
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Airport:
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Barcelona/ Girona
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Transfer:
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Barcelona airport 6:00 PM
Girona 7:30 PM
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Riders:
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4 riders
Max
12 riders
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Trip Brochure (PDF) 
Trip Rating
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Rates and Dates for 2019
Rates include*:
Accommodations, meals, 6 riding days, tourist tax
Non-riders: breakfast, dinner, and accommodations included, but must bring own car.
| A | 2019 | 8 day trip, AP (high) | 8d / 7n | €1320 | $1585 |
| Single supplement (if requested) | €250 | $300 |
| B | 2019 | 8 day trip, AP (low) | 8d / 7n | €1130 | $1355 |
| Single supplement (if requested) | €250 | $300 |
| C | 2019 | 5 day trip, AP (high) | 5d / 4n | €725 | $725 |
| Single supplement (if requested) | €250 | $300 |
| Single supplement (if requested) | €145 | $175 |
| D | 2019 | 5 day trip, AP (low) | 5d / 4n | €625 | $750 |
| Single supplement (if requested) | €145 | $175 |
* prices are per person based on double/twin occupancy
Transfer and Other Charges:
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2019
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Transfer from Barcelona airport (6:00pm), pp, return
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€
110
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$135
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2019
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Transfer from Girona airport (7:30pm), pp, return
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€
70
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$85
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2019
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Non-rider rate, pp (half board - sharing room with rider)
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€
595
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$715
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2019
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Discount for children from ages 12-17 years- please inquire
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$0
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Transfer from Barcelona airport - meet at 'La Maca' coffee shop - Terminal 1 at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
Transfer from Girona airport - Pick up at the information office of the airport at 7:30 pm.
Departure transfers: Pick up from lodge at 9:30 am and drop of at Girona airport @ 10:30 am.
Drop of at Barcelona airport Terminal 1 at 12:00 on the last day.
Tour Dates for 2019
Check here for details and availability
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| B |
2019
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03/03
- 03/10
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Expired
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| D |
2019
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03/06
- 03/10
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Expired
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| B |
2019
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03/17
- 03/24
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Expired
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| D |
2019
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03/20
- 03/24
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Expired
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| A |
2019
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03/31
- 04/07
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (high)
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4
/12
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Expired
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| C |
2019
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04/03
- 04/07
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (high)
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4
/12
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Expired
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| A |
2019
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04/21
- 04/28
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (high)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| C |
2019
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04/24
- 04/28
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (high)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| A |
2019
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05/05
- 05/12
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (high)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| C |
2019
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05/08
- 05/12
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (high)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| B |
2019
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10/13
- 10/20
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| D |
2019
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10/16
- 10/20
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| B |
2019
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10/27
- 11/03
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| D |
2019
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10/30
- 11/03
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| B |
2019
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11/10
- 11/17
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8d / 7n
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8 day trip, AP (low)
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4
/12
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Reserve
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| D |
2019
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11/13
- 11/17
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5d / 4n
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5 day trip, AP (low)
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4
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Reserve
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Rates do not include:
Non rider rates do not include lunches
Single travellers: No single supplement if willing to share.
Transfers from Barcelona airport,
Extra drinks.
8-day Sample Itinerary- subject to changes
Day 1- Sunday: Welcome!
You will arrive at the farmhouse and before dinner, we will go over the week's program. You will be told about the special characteristics of our Andalusian trail horses and will be given an introduction to the week´s program with an opportunity for a one-to-one conversation designed to find every rider’s perfect horse (this individual conversation could take place on Thursday morning instead). Then, you will enjoy a fantastic welcome dinner!
Day 2- Monday: Galloping with Emotions
This first day will allow us to get used to our travel companion. We will leave the farmhouse and go to the Natural Park of Montgrí, where we will go around the mountain. We will pass by the Escala and arrive at the fantastic village of San Martí d'Empúries. This is a beautiful little village, perfect to walk around and discover its history. Our hotel is very close to the beach, so we can also enjoy a swim at sunset.
Day 3- Tuesday: Our First Beach
This day we start a bit earlier to enjoy our gallop on the beach. Six kilometers of beach await, to let us enjoy long gallops and a swim with the horses! We will take a break at the village of Sant Pere Pescador and we will use the opportunity to take a well-deserved coffee! We still have some hours riding left. This is a quite long and active day that will allow us to see rice fields, apple tree, orchards and much more, before arriving at our accommodation in the interior.
Day 4- Wednesday: Baix Empordà
Today, the trail takes us back to the farmhouse, through cereal fields, fruit trees and a fantastic agricultural landscape. We will cross to the other side of the river Ter by a bridge and follow the riverbed with a lush flora. We will ride between meadows and rice fields accompanied by ducks and migratory birds from the Medes Islands. We will enjoy a very active day and a last gallop along the riverbed. In the afternoon we will arrive at the farmhouse and we will have time to rest before our delicious homemade dinner!
Day 5- Thursday: Medieval Villages
The ride takes us through the best preserved medieval towns in Spain. You will cross beautiful medieval villages that will become quaint terracotta colored settlements the closer you get tot hem. One of the most beautiful are the small villages of Palau-Sator and Peratallada, villages of medieval origin completely walled in order to preserve the defensive pit, tower, castle and palace. We will continue through fields of oaks and pines until we reach our accommodation, it is a country house of the XIII century located at the foot of the hills of Gavarres, where we can enjoy the pool and the pleasant atmosphere of a good homemade dinner with local products.
Day 6- Friday: The Gavarres Park
Today we will cross the mountains of the Gavarres towards the beach of Pals. The Gavarres park has an extensive network of trails that will allow us to discover the most important cork oaks and pine forests of Catalonia. The vegetation here is rich, shaded by mountain streams, the forests are made up of oak, hazel and chestnut trees, in contrast to the rest of the predominantly Mediterranean territory. We will have time for a complete meal and be able to recover some strength. After lunch, we will continue the trail passing through the beautiful medieval village of Pals, with history dating back to the 9th-15th century, with charming stone houses and small cobblestone streets decorated with flowers. It is on the top of a small hill where we can see the sea in the distance, offering spectacular views. We will then continue a little further, until we reach our hotel, just 5 minutes walk from the beach, where we can relax, rest or walk along the beach.
Day 7- Saturday: Beach of Pals
Today we will start early. Shortly after sunrise and after taking breakfast at the hotel, we will prepare our horses and we will go to the beach along a flat territory, wetlands and of rice plantations. We will arrive at the long beach of Pals, surrounded by dunes and pines, this beach has magnificent views over the Medes Islands, one of the most photographed panoramas of the Costa Brava. We will prepare for the gallop, and together with our four-legged friends, we will play with the waves and the foam. We will continue all the way back to the farmhouse, with the river Ter as a companion and through paths of crops.
To finish and before arriving at our accommodation, we will climb the hill to say goodbye with the best possible panorama: the sea in the distance with the three Medes Islands. We will have time to relax, talk, sunbathe or swim in the pool.
Day 8- Sunday: Departure
Departure after breakfast. We hope to see you soon in another adventure!
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5-day Sample Itinerary- subject to changes
Day 1- Wednesday: Welcome
You will arrive at our farmhouse where you can make yourself at home! Here you will find all the comforts in a rural and traditional environment.
Before dinner we will go over the week's program. You will be told about the special characteristics of our Spanish and Arab trail horses. You will be given an introduction to the riding program with an opportunity for a one-to-one conversation designed to find every rider’s perfect horse (this individual conversation could take place on the next day in the morning instead). Then, you will enjoy a fantastic welcome dinner!
Day 2- Thursday: Medieval Villages
The ride takes us through the best preserved medieval towns in Spain. You will cross beautiful medieval villages and the cities that will become quaint terracotta colored settlements the closer you get to them. The small Palau-Sator and incredible Peratallada, are villages of medieval origin completely walled in order to preserve the defensive pit, tower, castle and palace. We will then continue our ride through fields of oaks and pines until we reach our accommodation. It is a country house of the XIII century located at the foot of the hills of Gavarres, where we can enjoy the pool and the pleasant atmosphere of a good homemade dinner with local products.
Day 3- Friday: The Gavarres Park
Today we will cross the mountains of the Gavarres towards the beach of Pals. The Gavarres Park has an extensive network of trails that will allow you to discover the most important cork oaks and pine forests of Catalonia. The vegetation here is rich, shaded by mountain streams, and the forests are made up of oak, hazel and chestnut trees, in contrast to the rest of the predominantly Mediterranean territory. We will have time for a complete meal and be able to recover strength. Then, we will continue the trail passing through the beautiful medieval village of Pals, with history dating back to the 9th-15th century. It is one of the stars of the area with charming stone houses and small cobblestone streets decorated with flowers. It sits on the top of a small hill where we can see the sea in the distance, offering spectacular views. We will continue a little further, until we reach our hotel, just 5 minutes walk from the beach, where we can relax, rest or walk along the beach.
Day 4- Saturday: Beach of Pals
Today we will start early. Shortly after sunrise, after taking breakfast at the hotel, we will prepare our horses and we will go to the beach along a flat territory, wetlands and of rice plantations. We will arrive at the long beach of Pals, surrounded by dunes and pines. This beach has magnificent views over the Medes Islands, one of the most photographed panoramas of the Costa Brava. We will prepare for the gallop, and together with our four-legged friends, we will play with the waves and the foam. We will continue all the way back to the farmhouse, with the river Ter as a companion and through paths of crops.
To finish and before arriving at our accommodation, we will climb the hill to say goodbye with the best possible panorama: the sea in the distance with the three Medes Islands. We will have time to relax, talk, sunbathe or swim in the pool.
Day 5- Sunday: Departure
Departure after breakfast. We hope to see you soon in another adventure!
Meeting:
Llabià
Airport:
Barcelona/ Girona
Transfer:
Barcelona airport 6:00 PM
Girona 7:30 PM
Distance:
96 / 28 miles
Transfer from Barcelona airport - meet at 'La Maca' coffee shop - Terminal 1 at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
Transfer from Girona airport - Pick up at the information office of the airport at 7:30 pm.
Departure transfers: Pick up from lodge at 9:30 am and drop of at Girona airport @ 10:30 am.
Drop of at Barcelona airport Terminal 1 at 12:00 on the last day.
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Tack:
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English
Some Western saddles available.
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Horses:
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Spanish and Spanish-Arabian crossbreds.
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Pace:
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Trail with long gallops, canters, and trots. 4-6 hours per day.
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Walk |
Trot |
Canter |
Gallop |
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Level:
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(3.5
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4
out of 5) Good Intermediate
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Age:
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Min
16
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Weight:
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Max
90kg
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Riders:
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Min
4 riders
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Max
12 riders
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Riding helmets are mandatory for this ride.
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Riding Experience
As with all rides, to participate in these trips you must be a reasonably competent rider (English style). You should be well balanced, comfortable and secure in the saddle and able to control a well-schooled horse outside at all paces. Riders are expected to be able to cope with a variety of different going and different types of terrain. All the rides are aimed at reasonably capable riders, who are also fairly fit and riding regularly.
Participants are expected to ride regularly in the months before they go to ensure they can cope with the hours in the saddle. There are also places on the rides where you will need to dismount and lead your horse - if the ground gets rough or steep, and for a short time to warm the horses up and cool them down each day. Riders are expected to groom and tack up their own horse each day in preparation for rides.
Your guide will go over the week's program when you first arrive (usually at dinner on the first night), explaining the special characteristics of the Andalusian trail horse and of the tack used, then discussing each rider's ability, experience and their preference as to the kind of horse they would like to ride.
As the rides on some days are up to 4-6 hours in the saddle, we highly recommend that you ride regularly for at least 2-3 months before your departure, and that in the fortnight beforehand you go on at least two or three longer rides of 3 or 4 hours in length. Try also to get yourself in a state of reasonable general fitness.
Horses and Tack
We currently have 11 horses. The horses live outside all the year round in a herd to helps to create a psychologically balanced animal well adapted to the necessities of trail riding and group riding. The herd of horses naturally adapts well to the rhythm of a trail ride, traveling up to 30km a day from place to place as a wild herd would do when looking for food and water. A great deal of time has been spent selecting and training the horses for these trekking routes. Not too boisterous to be difficult for lower level riders, yet with enough spark to make an enjoyable ride to experienced riders.
We mainly use English saddles, but do have some Western saddles on request. Please let us know at the time of booking since there are a limited number! Saddle bags are provided to carry items required during the day and for picnic lunches.
Weight Limit
Max 90 kg (~200lbs). We reserve the right to exceptionally check on riders weigh. Riders far over this weigh will not be able to ride.
Guides
We have 2 guides (1 per every 8 riders) who have the necessary qualifications and experience guiding groups and horses. Guides are first aid trained. Our guides are fluent in English as well as French, Spanish, and Catalan.
Passport and Visa Requirements:
Passport valid for at least three months beyond length of stay required by all nationals referred to in the chart except:(a) 1. EU nationals holding a valid national ID card.Note: EU nationals are onl. more
Torroella de Montgrí area
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Jan
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Feb
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Mar
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Apr
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May
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Jun
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Jul
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Aug
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Sep
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Oct
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Nov
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Dec
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Average High Temperature (°F)
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57
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59
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63
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67
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73
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81
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87
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87
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80
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72
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63
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58
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Average Low Temperature (°F)
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35
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36
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40
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44
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51
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59
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63
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64
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58
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51
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42
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37
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Average High Temperature (°C)
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14
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15
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17
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19
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23
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27
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30
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30
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27
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22
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17
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14
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Average Low Temperature (°C)
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2
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2
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5
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7
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11
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15
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17
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18
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15
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11
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6
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3
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Average Precipitation (days of rain)
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4
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4
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5
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6
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7
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5
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3
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4
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5
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5
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4
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3
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Source: NOAA
Seasons
The overall climate of Catalonia is similar to Southern California. It enjoys a balmy, year-round climate; not too steamy in summer and with a few cold days in winter. July and August are the warmest months and December, January and February are the coldest months.
*Send us a copy your travel insurance policy - with your reservation (or shortly after). All non-insured riders will not be allowed on the trail*
-- to make sure -- and bring along a copy as well
- Helmets are mandatory and available to borrow but we highly recommend bringing your own if possible; there is no guarantee otherwise for your fit and comfort!
- We recommend wearing jodhpurs, as these protect your legs from soreness of jean seams, and you will find a light-weight, cotton pair the most comfortable during the summer months. You may want to bring two pairs.
- Your riding boots should have a sole with a safe tread and be comfortable for walking, as you are certain to lead your horse on some occasions. Paddock boots and half-chaps are the most flexible combination for comfort and leg protection than tall riding boots.
- A long-sleeved shirt for protection against the sun and against scratches when riding through undergrowth.
- A light cotton scarf can help to avoid breathing in too much dust in dry areas.
- Bring sunglasses, also to protect your eyes from dust.
- We strongly recommend bringing a water-bottle which can be refilled en-route; these can be carried in the saddle-bags provided.
- Rain gear suitable for riding should be carried along, particularly during the months from November through April. It is essential that you bring good wet weather gear. Although it rains very little, when it does it is normally a heavy downpour, consequently a jacket or cape and waterproof trousers are a good idea.
- Good sun protection - gloves, sunscreen, and hat with a chin strap, sunglasses with straps!
- A swimsuit, towel, shorts, and a windbreaker should also be taken.
- A belt pack in which to carry your camera and other small valuables during the ride is handy.
- Attire on the ride daytime and evening, is strictly informal throughout, though if you are planning to visit other cities on your own later you may wish to bring dressier evening clothing.
- Regular film can be obtained locally, but special sizes may not be available - bring plenty. And make sure you have plentiful batteries.
- It is a good idea to bring your own soap, since not all the hotels supply it.
Don't forget your passport!
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Accommodations
This is a progressive ride so you will be staying in different locations each night. There is full cell overage along the routes.
8-day trip Accommodation Itinerary
Night 1, 4, & 7: Farmhouse in Llabià
Night 2: Hotel Riomar in Sant Marti d'Empuries
Night 3: Can Muni in Vilopriu
Night 5: Mas Masaller in Cruilles
Night 6: Aparthotel Golf Beach in Pals Beach
5-day trip Accommodation Itinerary
Night 1 & 4: Farmhouse in Llabià
Night 2: Mas Masaller in Cruilles
Night 3: Aparthotel Gold Beach in Pals Beach
Meals
All meals from dinner on Day 1 to breakfast on your last day are included. Breakfast is enjoyed at the hotel. We will have a picnic for lunch, including local homemade food and drinks (including wine). As for dinners, they will be in the hotels where we sleep and always include a Catalan or Spanish home-made food including water and wine.
Dietary Restrictions
We can cater to dietary restrictions if given prior notice.
This trip includes
some wine with dinner
and can accommodate special dietary requests.
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Tack:
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English
Some Western saddles available.
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Horses:
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Spanish and Spanish-Arabian crossbreds.
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Pace:
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Trail with long gallops, canters, and trots. 4-6 hours per day.
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Walk |
Trot |
Canter |
Gallop |
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Level:
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(3.5
to
4
out of 5) Good Intermediate
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Age:
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Min
16
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Weight:
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Max
90kg
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Riders:
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Min
4 riders
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Max
12 riders
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Riding Experience
As with all rides, to participate in these trips you must be a reasonably competent rider (English style). You should be well balanced, comfortable and secure in the saddle and able to control a well-schooled horse outside at all paces. Riders are expected to be able to cope with a variety of different going and different types of terrain. All the rides are aimed at reasonably capable riders, who are also fairly fit and riding regularly.
Participants are expected to ride regularly in the months before they go to ensure they can cope with the hours in the saddle. There are also places on the rides where you will need to dismount and lead your horse - if the ground gets rough or steep, and for a short time to warm the horses up and cool them down each day. Riders are expected to groom and tack up their own horse each day in preparation for rides.
Your guide will go over the week's program when you first arrive (usually at dinner on the first night), explaining the special characteristics of the Andalusian trail horse and of the tack used, then discussing each rider's ability, experience and their preference as to the kind of horse they would like to ride.
As the rides on some days are up to 4-6 hours in the saddle, we highly recommend that you ride regularly for at least 2-3 months before your departure, and that in the fortnight beforehand you go on at least two or three longer rides of 3 or 4 hours in length. Try also to get yourself in a state of reasonable general fitness.
Horses and Tack
We currently have 11 horses. The horses live outside all the year round in a herd to helps to create a psychologically balanced animal well adapted to the necessities of trail riding and group riding. The herd of horses naturally adapts well to the rhythm of a trail ride, traveling up to 30km a day from place to place as a wild herd would do when looking for food and water. A great deal of time has been spent selecting and training the horses for these trekking routes. Not too boisterous to be difficult for lower level riders, yet with enough spark to make an enjoyable ride to experienced riders.
We mainly use English saddles, but do have some Western saddles on request. Please let us know at the time of booking since there are a limited number! Saddle bags are provided to carry items required during the day and for picnic lunches.
Weight Limit
Max 90 kg (~200lbs). We reserve the right to exceptionally check on riders weigh. Riders far over this weigh will not be able to ride.
Guides
We have 2 guides (1 per every 8 riders) who have the necessary qualifications and experience guiding groups and horses. Guides are first aid trained. Our guides are fluent in English as well as French, Spanish, and Catalan.
Passports
Passport valid for at least three months beyond length of stay required by all nationals referred to in the chart except:
(a) 1. EU nationals holding a valid national ID card.
Note: EU nationals are only required to produce evidence of their EU nationality and identity in order to be admitted to any EU Member State. This evidence can take the form of a valid national passport or national identity card. Either is acceptable. Passports held by EU nationals need only be valid upon entry to and exit from Spain. Possession of a return ticket, any length of validity on their document, sufficient funds for the length of their proposed visit should not be imposed.
Passport Note
Spain is a signatory to the 1995 Schengen Agreement.
Visas
Not required by nationals of EU countries regardless of purpose and/or length of stay; 2. not required by nationals of other countries referred to in the chart above for stays of up to 90 days.
Visa Note
Nationals not referred to in the chart above are advised to contact the embassy to check visa requirements
| Passport Required? |
| British |
Yes |
| Australian |
Yes |
| Canadian |
Yes |
| USA |
Yes |
| Other EU |
1 |
| Visa Required? |
| British |
No |
| Australian |
No/2 |
| Canadian |
No/2 |
| USA |
No/2 |
| Other EU |
No |
| Return Ticket Required? |
| British |
No |
| Australian |
No |
| Canadian |
No |
| USA |
No |
| Other EU |
No |
This information is not being updated on a regular basis. Hidden Trails does not
take any responsibility for the accuracy of the above information. Please, consult
the embassy or consulate for updated info.
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Spanish Beaches Adventure
Tour Code:
HT-SPCA06
8 days /
7 nights
~$1,585.00
Dates :
Mar- May, Oct- Nov
Difficulty :
Riding Level Explained | A | Beginner
 | Beginner A rider who has limited experience, is unable to post the trot and does not canter. | | B | Novice
 | Novice A rider who is capable of mounting and dismounting unassisted, capable of
applying basic aids, comfortable and in control at the walk, moderate length posting
trots, and short canters. | | C | Intermediate
 | Intermediate A rider who has a firm seat, is confident and in control at all paces
(including posting trots, two point canters and gallops), but does not ride regularly. |
| D | Strong Intermediate
 | Strong Intermediate An intermediate rider who is currently riding regularly and is comfortable in the saddle for at least 6 hours per day. | | E | Advanced
 | All of the above, plus an independent seat, soft hands, and capable of handlinga spirited horse in open country. |
Lodging:
Introduction
Day to Day Itinerary
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Accommodation
Tack:
English
Some Western saddles availabl...
Horses:
Spanish and Spanish-Arabian crossbreds...
Pace:
Trail with long gallops, canters, and ...
Walk,
Trot,
Canter,
Gallop,
Airport:
Barcelona/ Girona
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