Best Chile Horse Riding Tours — Our Top 4

1.Private Horseback Adventure in the Andes, with Picnic & Wine

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 61 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $278Our pick

Ride from Santiago into the Cordillera on a gentle Criollo horse with guides such as Gustavo, Will, or Cristóbal. The six-hour outing includes gear, hotel transfers, mountain trails, wildlife spotting, and a ranch picnic of bread, cheeses, meats, fruit, and wine. Summer sunset rides are also available.

“Excellent way to see the mountain's and only a short drive from the city”

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2.Horseback Private Wine Tour and Country Grill from Santiago

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 52 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $585

Join guides such as Felipe, Christian, Carolina, and Mario for a private Maipo Valley day. Ride gentle horses through vineyards and along the river, enjoy breakfast and a Chilean barbecue, then finish with a winery tasting. No riding experience is needed.

“We started with a wonderful host for breakfast followed by riding. The trail was spectacular. We had wine and food along the way. Very Chilean experience. Then a fabulous winery tour. Maria was a wonderful guide.”

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3.Horseback Trailride Excursion

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 48 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $59Best value

Ride from Antilco ranch through meadows, forest, and along the Liucura River toward a waterfall, with views of Villarrica, Quetrupillan, and Lanin. The four-hour route suits experienced riders and includes walking, trotting, cantering, and sometimes galloping. Mathias and his team handle the horses and trail briefing.

“Did the 2 hour ride as the 4 hour was unavailable due to poor weather. Beautiful property, helpful and friendly guides, the scenery was excellent and was overall a lovely experience.”

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4.Atacama Desert: Horseback Adventure with Scenic Views

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 42 reviews · 2 hours · from $68

You’ll ride a carefully matched horse from San Pedro toward the Salt Mountains, Dinosaur Valley, Catarpe Ravine, and Chulacao Ravine. An English or Spanish-speaking guide explains local geology, history, farming, and wildlife. The pace is scenic and relaxed, with transportation and horse included.

“Beautiful well-trained horses, we rode in the desert, through a river bank and then a green path away from the sun. Awesome experience”

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