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The 8 most popular horses in Cartagena. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Ride calm horses along Cartagena’s La Boquilla beach at sunset, learn eco-tourism from English-speaking guides, and finish with a Caribbean lunch.
“Jose & Gabriel were amazing. They were awesome guides helped us with everything. We had such a good time, it was an awesome experience.”
Private horse ride along Cartagena beach at Manzanillo del Mar. Calm horses, optional gallops, drinks, photos, and easy transport for $43.
Ride Cartagena’s Manzanillo beach on calm Paso Fino horses. Hotel pickup, ranch show, helmets, and photo/video included.
“Luis and his daughter Maria picked us up from our hotel in Centro Cartagena and took us to their ranch, along the way they gave us some insights into the local area and its wildlife. At the ranch we were introduced to the Paso Fino horses and given a demonstration of their unusual gait and…”
Cartagena beach horseback ride with photo help, a guided stroll by Los Morros, and lunch (or drinks) in La Boquilla for $33.
Ride calm horses along the beach in La Boquilla, Cartagena, with pickup, water, and guided history from Jose and Gabriel.
“Great experience! Jose and Gabriel are awesome guides, at the begining Gabriel helped guiding the horses ( I only rode once as a kid ). You get to ride the horses for very long stretch of the beach; Jose is very knowledgeable of the area and its history and is passionate about giving you the…”
Beach horseback riding near Cartagena with small-group transfers to Manzanillo, a matched skill-level ride, and Caribbean Sea views.
Enjoy a small-group beach horse ride in Cartagena, meet Colombian Paso Fino culture, and watch trained horses in action with bilingual guides.
Private eco horseback tour near Cartagena to Palenque with hotel pickup, Benkos Bioho stop, jungle riding, lunch, and digital photos.
“The description of the tour was a little misleading. The focus of this tour is not horseback riding, but Palenque experience, which in the end, I was glad that I could do both.”
