Do not support animal cruelty tourism!
Today I went for a ride here.
The owners do not care about the horses at all. The gear does not fit them and 3 out of 4 horses which were with us had big cuts on them due to unfitted gear.
As soon as we saw these cuts (see pictures), we got off the horses and unsaddled them as we did not want to contribute to their pain.
We told them the ride is over and showed them how painful the girth is for the horses.
I would not be writing this review if they seemed sorry or upset by hurting the horses and let them go to rest. But they shrugged, didn’t care, and put the saddle back on to ride the horse again!
The saddles are very bad quality, they hurt the horses badly. The girth is nylon which burns the skin of anything or animal it goes on. I left this place feeling awful that I contributed to their pain.
Do not go here if you like horses, because at this business they only want your money, they do not care about the animals and it’s sad to see.
Besides the above fact which is my main issue I will also mention.
Our experience was very unorganised and we sat around for almost an hour very confused on what was going on.
The owners were more concerned on getting Instagram pictures and videos rather than giving us a service & looking after the horses.
Keep in mind, what was organised on text vs what was said was different. I understand there was a language barrier but if you don’t plan to ride more than 6 hours they won’t show you anything other than a paddock. Which should have been mentioned.
The scenery is stunning, but considering these people don’t actually care about the horses I think it’s best you see what you can with hiking or zip lining.
Personality traits like caring for animals won’t get better if you support businesses like these.