Horseback riding in France for epicureans:
Escape the crowded villages, bustling streets and busy restaurants to discover nature, peaceful trails and mountains. Horseback riding through the famous vineyards of Provence takes you through gentle slopes lined with vineyards, ancient olive groves and pine forests. They offer a deep connection with the land and its history. Whether you are an experienced rider or a beginner, Provence always has a route to suit your level. Embark on an adventure in one of the most beautiful equestrian regions and explore one of the most renowned wine regions in the world.
Dimensions of the installations:
Horse boxes:
- Width: 2.8 m
- Length: 4.6 m
- Surface area: 12.8 m²
Paddock:
- Length: 30 m
- Width: 24 m
- Surface area: 720 m²
Accommodation for guest horses:
We can accommodate up to three horses in specially equipped boxes, with fresh water and electricity. The three boxes and the paddock are located on the property.
- Distance Gîte/Paddock: 300 meters
- Distance Gîte/Stable: 500 meters
Other farm animals: dogs, cats, horses, from November to March sheep.
Our horses are vaccinated against flu and tetanus.
Cost for guest horses:
- Accommodation: €30 per day/horse
- Food: €12 per day/horse
Conditions for bringing your own horse:
- Deposit: €500 in the event of damage caused by the horse or rider.
- Deposit: €100 if the horse's box is not properly cleaned upon departure.
- Total deposit: €600, payable when booking an apartment.
- A valid equine liability insurance certificate.
- An up-to-date copy of the animal's vaccination record.
Please note, as we are located in the south of France, temperatures can reach 40 degrees in July and August.