
Forest & Beach Ride with a Gallop
The hacienda's longest half day, and the only one where a gallop is on the table: forest trails first, then down to the beach.





After you message: The host confirms price and date on WhatsApp; you pay them directly
Highlights
- Forest and beach in one ride, gallop possible
- The hacienda's longest half day
- Estillero beach version for confirmed riders
- Horses matched to your real riding level
- Round-trip hotel transfer on request
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Description
The hacienda's longest half day, and the only one where a gallop is on the table: forest trails first, then down to the beach. Three to three and a half hours, $95 per person. There is a second version at $85 per person that goes to Estillero beach instead, with some stretches of road on the way. A gallop there is offered only to riders the hacienda has confirmed. Both are for people who ride. A gallop on sand with a horse that wants to go is not a beginners' outing, and the hacienda will say no if the level is not there — which is exactly why you should tell them honestly what you can do when you book. The weight limit is 90 kg.
What's Included
What's NOT Included
What to Bring
Meeting Point
We pick you up, or you meet the host at a set spot
Hacienda La Suerte, La Barbacoa, Las Terrenas. Rides leave from the hacienda. A round-trip transfer from your hotel in Las Terrenas can be arranged for $15 per person.
Accessibility & Requirements
Maximum rider weight is 90 kg. This ride is for people who have ridden before and can hold a canter; the gallop on the Estillero version is offered only to riders the hacienda has confirmed. Tell them your real level when you book — they set the pace from it. The Estillero route includes some stretches of road. There is little or no phone signal at the stables, so replies to messages can take a while.
A working equestrian center at La Barbacoa, in the hills above Las Terrenas, with rides out to the countryside, the forest and the beach. The hacienda works mainly with riders who have been on a horse before: horses are matched to what each rider can actually do, and the pace can open up to a canter or a gallop. There is a shorter walking ride for first-timers, and private lessons from eight years old. The team answers in French, Spanish and English.
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