Horse riding in Lanzarote
Discover Lanzarote at a different pace
Guided horse rides through the volcanoes of Lanzarote, with the sea and the craters in view. Small groups, calm horses, and most of our riders have never sat on one before.
Pick your ride
Every price includes taxes, and you pay at the stables. Private rides for your group are on request, just ask.
- Since 2001Guided rides across the island
- Small groupsSplit by level, never rushed
- Beginners welcomeMost riders have never sat on a horse
- Book on WhatsAppAnd pay at the stables, never online
How it works
From clicking to cantering
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Choose and message us
Pick a ride and message us on WhatsApp. Nothing is charged. We reply to confirm the horses and the time, normally the same day.
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Arrive and meet your horse
Come about fifteen minutes early. You meet the horse you will ride, you are told its name and what it is like, and you get a helmet that fits.
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Ride out
A guide goes with you and the group moves at the pace of whoever is least sure. You pay at the stables afterwards, never online.
What riders say
Rated 4.9 on Tripadvisor
Travellers’ Choice 2026, and ranked among the top outdoor activities on the island.
“Staff were very good at matching horses to rider ability — more able riders could canter and gallop whilst other, more nervous riders could plod along at a slower pace.”
Pamela-Jane · Tripadvisor “Before we left the stables, a little brief about our horses’ character, which is always helpful!”
Nessa, Dublin · Tripadvisor “We are complete beginners, with my 4-year-old daughter. We were able to give carrots to our horse Espurna. We felt very safe.”
M. M. · Tripadvisor
A day with us
You have never done this. Good.
Most people who ride with us have never been on a horse. You get one of the calm ones, a guide with you the whole way, and a group that goes at the pace of whoever is least sure.
What the first hour looks like
Lanzarote journal
Make the most of the island
Years of local know-how, written down: when to come, what to pack, and where the light is best.
Island life
How to spend a week in Lanzarote
A loose, unhurried plan for seven days on the island: beaches, volcanoes, wine country and a boat trip, with plenty of room to do nothing at all.
Island life
The best beaches in Lanzarote
Calm family bays, golden coves and the wild surf of the north. Which beach to choose, and why the wind decides more than you would think.
Planning your trip
Getting around Lanzarote: do you need a car?
Do you need a hire car in Lanzarote? Usually yes. What to know about driving, buses, taxis and parking before you go.
Pick a morning and we will sort the rest
Small groups, calm horses and a guide with you the whole way. Complete beginners are the normal booking here, not the exception.
Children welcome
From 7 with an adult, 14+ on their own
No payment now
You pay at the stables on the day
Helmets included
Certified, and worn by everyone
A guide with you
And your horse on a lead rope if you like