Do I need riding experience?

No. Horseback riding tours are suitable for all skill levels, from complete beginners to experienced riders. The guide matches the pace to the group's ability.

What should I wear for horseback riding?

Wear long trousers and closed-toe shoes (trainers or boots with a small heel are ideal). Helmets are provided and mandatory.

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Horseback Riding in Phi Phi Don

Phi Phi Don, Koh Phi Phi

⏱ 60 minutes

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About this experience

Horseback Riding in Phi Phi Don is a guided trail ride across the island's central hills and along the eastern shoreline. The activity operates from a stable near Laem Tong Beach, offering riders a view of the Andaman Sea and limestone cliffs. Each session includes a safety briefing, a helmet, and a trained horse matched to the rider's skill level.

What to expect

Ride lasts 60 minutes, covering approximately 4 kilometres of dirt trails and beach sand.
Suitable for beginners and experienced riders; children aged 8 and above can ride with a lead rope.
Includes a helmet, a safety briefing, and a guide who walks or rides alongside the group.
Pass through coconut groves and open grassland, with stops at two viewpoints over Loh Ba Kao Bay.
Horses are Thai-bred ponies, each weighing under 400 kilograms, and are accustomed to the island's terrain.
Groups are limited to six riders per departure, with morning and late afternoon slots to avoid heat.