Spring in France
From sun-drenched vineyards offering the world’s most well-respected wine, to ancient castles and medieval cities, a horse-riding holiday in France offers the full package; excellent, well-schooled horses, delicious food and wine, hot, sunny weather and diverse scenery!
Spring is arguably the best time of year to visit France; colourful flowers are bursting into bloom and sunny days with pleasant temperatures make for near-perfect riding conditions.
The Camargue Mountains and Beach Trail
This horse riding holiday is an exceptional experience for those who love horse riding, natural beauty and good food. The Camargue region is a vast, flat territory located in the south of France, where the Rhone River meets the Mediterranean Sea. The area is well-known for its wild horses, bulls, and flamingos. Riding along the beach trail, you will experience the stunning views of the snowy peaks of the Camargue Mountains in the distance, while the sound of the waves and the fresh sea breeze will invigorate your senses. This horse riding trip is an opportunity to connect with nature, enjoy the stunning landscapes, and immerse yourself in the local culture of the Camargue, an incredibly special part of France.
The Chateaux of the Loire Trail
This trail is centered around visiting the beautiful chateaux that dot the Loire Valley. You will get to explore the lands surrounding these iconic buildings, canter through vineyards, forests and along riverbanks. You will be surrounded by history and beauty as you ride through stunning landscapes and quaint villages. Horse riding in this region is a wonderful way to experience France’s rich history and culture while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Whether you are an experienced rider or a rusty intermediate, there is no better way to experience the beauty of the Loire Valley than on horseback.
The Lavender Trail
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