Where to Ride: the 3 Best Walking and Riding Tours

1.Kualoa Ranch – Horseback Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 145 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $173Our pick

Ride at a relaxed walking pace through Kualoa Ranch and Ka’a’awa Valley, passing forests, WWII bunkers, and Jurassic Park filming areas. Guides such as Iris, Jake, and Belinda explain local history and help first-time riders feel at ease. The small group has a maximum of six people.

“The horses were beautiful, so well behaved and our guide we really friendly and knowledgeable The scenery is gorgeous and we were lucky enough to see a little bit of a rodeo at the main ranch afterwards”

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2.From Barcelona: Montserrat Walking and Horseback Riding Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 81 reviews · 6.5 hours · from $116

Join a group of up to eight with guides such as Jordi or Frank for Montserrat’s monastery, a short national park walk, and a gentle two-hour horseback ride. Expect mountain, olive grove, and distant Mediterranean views, with horses suited to beginners.

“We had a lovely visit to Montserrat. Our small group of 8 was comfortably transported and looked after by our friendly and very knowledgeable guide. The cloisters and church are beautiful. We didn’t get to do much of a walk due to the trail being closed but the short walk we did do was pleasant. After a short and beautiful drive to the equestrian centre we were matched with lovely quiet well behaved horses. All the participants were beginner riders (except for me) and they were kept safe. If you want to go galloping off and not see the scenery this is not for you. It was a long peaceful…”

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3.Slow Horses Locations – TV Walking Tour in London

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 65 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $27Best value

Follow Susannah through London locations linked to Slow Horses and the Slough House novels. In about two hours, you’ll visit Bunhill Fields, the Barbican, Aldersgate, Bank Junction, the Royal Exchange, and Leadenhall Market, with show facts, book connections, espionage stories, and London history along the way.

“We love a walking tour and this didn't disappoint. The Slow Horses insights were good fun and an added bonus was walking around the Barbican. Thank you Suzanna for your enthusiasm and knowledge of the area.”

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