Horseback Riding Tour

The ride

From the forest floor to the shoreline

Diamante’s horses live on the property and know the trails well. Your guide matches each rider to a horse based on size, confidence and experience, then leads the group out along the park’s private paths — past the tropical dry forest and the botanical garden, across the hillside and down to the Pacific.

The ride is relaxed rather than fast. You will walk and trot, stop for photos where the coast opens up, and finish back at the stables. First-time riders and families with children from age 8 are welcome.

Included

What the tour covers

• A one-hour guided ride on private trails, with the Pacific as the backdrop
• A horse matched to your height, weight and riding experience
• Helmet and a short riding briefing before you set off
• A bilingual guide with the group for the whole ride
• Time for photos at the viewpoints along the way

Riding is also available with a personal guide, at $45 per hour, if you prefer a private ride or want more time on the trails.

How it works

Before you mount up

1. Check in 10 minutes early

   Meet at the stables and sign the waiver if you have not done it online.

2. Get matched

   Your guide asks about your experience and picks a horse that suits you.

3. Ride the trails

   Through the forest and hills, down toward the coast, with stops for photos.

4. Return to the stables

   Dismount, thank your horse, and head for the sanctuary or the beach.

Good to know

What to wear and bring

• ShoesClosed-toed shoes with a heel or firm sole. No flip-flops or sandals.
• ClothingLong trousers are more comfortable in the saddle. A hat and sunscreen help on the exposed sections.
• Age and weightMinimum age 8. Riders should be able to follow basic instructions; tell your guide about any injury or condition that affects riding.
• WeatherRides run in light rain. In lightning or heavy storms the tour is paused or rescheduled for safety.

Questions

Horseback FAQs