Horse Riding · PUERTO VALLARTA
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 puerto vallarta horseback riding tours earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get on with packing.
Ride through Puerto Vallarta’s Sierra Madre, cross rivers, hike to a waterfall, and enjoy a Mexican lunch with drinks at Rancho Capomo.
“2 hour horse ride, more 1.5 hour followed by good lunch, more than enough. Supposed to include a Mexican cooking class but wasn’t, supposed to include waterfall but wasn’t. Good to explore the countryside.”
Ride horses through rural Puerto Vallarta, swim with them when conditions allow, taste tequila, make salsa, and enjoy BBQ with margaritas.
“Great Day! A little longer of a day than advertised but still got us back to our cruise in time. Quite a long walk from the cruise terminal, others caught a cab for about $25USD (Uber quoted much cheaper). The port here is a long walk to get out, you need to plan accordingly if not using public transport. It’s an easy walk, flat and mostly pathed, but expect about a 30 minute walk. The tour itself was amazing and well worth the money. They offer beginner, intermediate and advanced horses depending on your ability. Bring a hat as they charge a lot when there if required. We had a…”
Review of Puerto Vallarta’s Rancho Capomo tour, with horseback riding, waterfall swim, Mexican lunch, and optional ATV or zipline action.
“What a fun day! We chose to do all three activities. I think the ziplining was my favorite. The views were stunning! The staff was incredibly friendly and made the day extra fun. Good food and good times. Highly recommend.”
Ride through Mismaloya’s jungle trails to El Eden, with river crossings, mountain views, a swim break, and patient guides.
“Amazing experience. If you're a professional, or if you're a beginner rider. You will have an absolute blast. The operator will guarantee you get your money worth. Choose the photo package. You will not be disappointed. Whiskey is a cool horse, my lady had tequila horse. Such beautiful animals. Can't say much more. Thank you ladies and gentlemen.”
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