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 Askeli

Askeli, Poros

⏱ 120 minutes

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About this experience

Horseback Riding in Askeli is a guided trail ride along the coastal paths and olive groves of Poros, starting from the Askeli beach area. Riders follow a set route through the island's pine-covered hills, with views over the Saronic Gulf and the neighbouring Peloponnese mainland. The activity operates daily from morning to late afternoon, with rides lasting between one and two hours.

What to expect

Rides last 60 to 120 minutes, with helmets and a basic riding orientation provided before departure
The trail passes through Askeli's waterfront, then climbs into the island's pine forest and returns along the shoreline
Suitable for beginners and intermediate riders, with horses matched to each participant's skill level
Each ride includes a short stop at a viewpoint overlooking Poros town and the Poros channel
Groups are limited to six riders, with one guide leading and one assistant at the rear
Riders receive a bottle of water and a photo of their group taken at the start of the trail