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2 Horse Riding in Italy, Priced and Compared

2 tours  ·  from $98

The good horse riding go weeks ahead and the famous ones go months ahead. Below: the 2 to book before you fly, what each includes and where they differ.

Horseback Ride in S.Gimignano with Tuscan Lunch Chianti Tasting - What the horseback ride is really like
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Horseback Ride in S.Gimignano with Tuscan Lunch Chianti Tasting

1.Horseback Ride in S.Gimignano with Tuscan Lunch Chianti Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 453 reviews · 8 hours (approx.) · from $229Our pick

Leave Florence in an air-conditioned eight-seater minivan for a beginner-friendly horseback ride near San Gimignano, a guided visit to the medieval town, and a generous Tuscan lunch with Chianti and olive-oil tasting. Guides such as Daniele, Giacomo, Lorenzo, and Medhi add history, humor, and practical help along the way.

“Relaxing, guide was super nice & knowledgeable, vehicle was clean, whole experience was excellent, highly recommend!”

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Alghero: Guided Horseback Ride at Lake Baratz & Porto Ferro - Starting beside Lake Baratz
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Alghero: Guided Horseback Ride at Lake Baratz & Porto Ferro

2.Guided Horseback Ride at Lake Baratz & Porto Ferro

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 201 reviews · 2 hours · from $98Best value

Ride for two hours from Lake Baratz to Porto Ferro Beach with Escursì, passing pine forest, tall dunes, and three Spanish watchtowers. Michelle and Clara are among the guides named by recent participants. Calm horses, close support, and a relaxed pace make this a strong choice for first-time riders.

“Super good experience! Highly recommendable. I had never been on a horse before but the team managed to educate me so I received a full outcome from the experience.”

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