Horse riding · MALAGA HORSE RIDING TOURS
The 4 best malaga horse riding tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are in the saddle and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
At Club Hípico El Ranchito, José Carlos González Guerrero directs a 90-minute equestrian ballet with 20 trained horses, Spanish music, Andalusian costumes, and a short flamenco performance. Arrive early to see the stables. The show runs Wednesdays at 17:45.
“It was a tad difficult to find, but once there the show was amazing. The horses were gorgeous. A wonderful spectacle for any horse lover!”
At Reservatauro Ronda, you’ll tour a working bull and horse ranch near Ronda with a guide, visit the stables and training ring, ride through oak country, and see animals at different stages of breeding and development. English support is offered, though the format can vary by date.
“We registered for an english guided tour. Although we were provided with an audio guide and some rrading material, I wish there was an english speaking guide. Our group of 3 persons were mixed with a French speaking group with their own French speaking guide. I felt that our group was a little bit left out and could have been more interesting if there was an english speaking guide. During the ride around the ranch, I personally felt bored as the only thing I could hear was the guide from the other group which I could not understand.”
See José Carlos González Guerrero’s Andalusian horse ballet at El Ranchito, paired with Spanish music, traditional costumes, and flamenco. The 90-minute show runs on Wednesdays, with coach pickup from Malaga, Torremolinos, Benalmádena, and Fuengirola, plus return transport.
“The all show was great and beautiful. A very nice souvenir.Amazing and clever horses which seems to enjoy their work. The only problem I had was that when I contacted the Spanish Company to arrange a pick up point I was told that my name wasn't included and that I had to go by taxi which I did. Kind Regards”
Ride for about 45 minutes through the Guadalhorce Valley on a calm, well-trained horse. Guides such as Carlos and José offer patient help in English or Spanish, with quiet trails, orange and lemon trees, river views, and small groups of up to five riders. No riding experience is needed.
“I always wanted to see and ride horses , this was um amazing experience . The horses are calm and they already now the pat soo u don’t have to guide them. I hope to do this again !! Thank you for this amazing experience”
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