Choose your ideal ride and prepare to witness the different sides of the Greek nature with the olive groves, pine and oak forests, eucalyptus trees, cypress and many other tree species as well as get an insight of the traditional life in the villages of the island.

With the adventurous two hours ride,you can enjoy the central beach of Agios Spyridon and cross the bridge of the lake where you’ll find Nisos island with some hidden beaches, the medieval monastery St Caterina and Cape Ekaterini (Corfu’s most northern point). Moreover, you will visit the Antinioti lake which is a protected with rich flora and fauna, and finally reach the long beach of Almiros. Here some cross country jumps only for advanced horse riders will be included. Should you wish to make an one hour ride, you may choose either the beach tour or the hill tour. A third option would be the two hours ride on the hill through Pelekito vilage and the olive groves. You will be able to enjoy the breathtaking sea views towards the mountains of Albania. You may also choose the half day ride, which is a mix of the two hour rides, and includes a break at the stable yard in order to taste local products.

SWIMMING WITH THE HORSES

Known as the ultimate horse riding and water experience, you will start from the stables, going through the hill and through the village Pelekito in order to reach the wide, secluded sandy beach of the Platytera Monastery for a quite inciting swim in the crystal clear waters of the Ionian Sea. Make sure to bring your swimsuit,a towel and most importantly a change of pants since no riding with wet pants is allowed.

Only for advanced horseriders

ONLY FOR ADVANCED RIDERS

An all day challenging ride leading to the semi-deserted Byzantine village of old Perithia on the mountainrange of Mount Pantokrator. We have lunch and after that, we discover the oldest village in Corfu. On the way back, we stop to see the huge cave Grava which has a lake in it, while continuously enjoying the incredible views of the coastline and in a distance the Greek mainland and Albania.