
Playa Aserradero and Playa Grande — 1 Hour, on Horseback or on Foot
The short one: out from Rudy’s Rancho in Las Galeras to Playa Aserradero and Playa Grande, an hour there and back.





After you message: The host confirms price and date on WhatsApp; you pay them directly
Highlights
- Playa Aserradero and Playa Grande
- An hour there and back
- On horseback or on foot, your choice
- The shortest and cheapest of the five routes
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Description
The short one: out from Rudy’s Rancho in Las Galeras to Playa Aserradero and Playa Grande, an hour there and back. You can do it on horseback or on foot — the route is the same and you say which when you book. The cheapest and quickest of the five routes from the ranch. The others run from two hours to three, out to Playita, Playa Madama, Playa Colorada, Playa Bremen and Playa Rincón.
What's Included
What's NOT Included
What to Bring
Meeting Point
You meet the host at a set spot
Rudy’s Rancho, Las Galeras. Agree the exact meeting point and the departure time with the ranch when you book.
Accessibility & Requirements
- From 6 years old
An hour there and back, and up to twenty people go out together. It can be done on horseback or on foot — say which you want when you book. Not suitable for children under six. Non-alcoholic drinks are included; food is not.
Riding stable in Las Galeras. Rudy’s Rancho runs five routes out to the beaches around the village — Playa Aserradero and Playa Grande, Playita, Playa Madama, Playa Colorada, and Playa Bremen with Playa Rincón — from an hour there and back up to three. Every route can be done on horseback or on foot, and the price and the duration are the only things that change between them. Non-alcoholic drinks are included; food is not. Up to twenty people per outing, and not suitable for children under six. English, Spanish, French and German.
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