5 photosHorseback Ride
Horses at the water’s edge on a wide Pacific beach, with a guide who adapts the ride to first-timers and experienced riders alike.
Starting price based on the currently published rate. Final pricing and availability require confirmation.
Request this service- Duration
- 1.5 or 2.5 hours
- Start
- Ranch at km 15.5, north of Cabo San Lucas
- Level
- First-timers to experienced riders
- Guide
- Bilingual
Fulfilled through the MexiTravels partner network · booked, confirmed and supported by Villa Experience.
About the experience.
The ride starts at a ranch at kilometer 15.5 north of Cabo San Lucas, in the desert of Baja California Sur. From there, the trail leads down to the Pacific and along the beach.
The guide is bilingual, talks you through the landscape and sets the pace for your group. Choose 1.5 or 2.5 hours in the saddle.
What’s included
- Horse
- Bilingual guide
- Safety gear (helmet, goggles and bandana)
- Bottled water
- Round-trip transportation
Request Horseback Ride
Send your preferred date and details. We confirm availability with our local partner and reply with a confirmed price and a secure payment link.
- 1Request
- 2We confirm
- 3Pay securely
- 4Itinerary
Answered plainly.
01I have never ridden before. Can I join?
Yes. The guide adapts the ride to beginners as well as experienced riders.
02Can children ride?
Share ages when you request and we will confirm the requirements.
03Which length should we choose?
1.5 hours suits most first-timers; 2.5 hours gives more time on the beach.
Plan the rest of the stay.

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