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Horseback Riding in Jeodong

Jeodong, Tenerife

⏱ 40 minutes

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About this experience

Horseback Riding in Jeodong is a guided trail ride along the coastal paths of Jeodong Village on Ulleungdo Island. The activity offers a slow-paced route through pine woods and volcanic rock shorelines, with views of the East Sea. Riders follow a fixed track managed by local stables, suitable for beginners and children over six years old.

What to expect

Ride lasts approximately 40 minutes, covering a 2-kilometre loop from the Jeodong stable to the nearby lighthouse viewpoint.
Each rider is paired with a trained Jeju pony, and a helmet and safety vest are provided before departure.
The route passes the Jeodonghang Port breakwater and a volcanic cliff face where sea stacks are visible from the saddle.
A guide walks alongside the horse for first-time riders, while experienced riders can trot on a straight section near the beach.
The activity includes a brief photo stop at a wooden deck overlooking the Dokdo observation point, weather permitting.
Suitable for families, couples, and solo travellers; maximum rider weight is 90 kilograms, and riders must be at least 120 centimetres tall.