Horseback Riding in the Turks and Caicos Islands

Riding with your partner down a beautiful beach, into the sunset – it is not an unusual dream. And many kids, who might only ever see a horse on-line or YouTube, also long to hop on a horse and ride off for an adventure. On Providenciales there are several wonderful stables where visitors and residents do exactly that. Well mannered, very well kept horses and ponies can be seen trotting down both Long Bay Beach, at the south east end of the island, and along Blue Hills Beach on the north shore.

Many of these horses were born and bred in Grand Turk and shipped to Provo. But several were imported from the United States and the Dominican Republic. Several were rescued and rehabilitated from unsuitable work in Grand Turk. All are now happily, healthily giving novice and experienced equestrians the ride of a lifetime.

Riders as young as six may be allowed to ride and it is recommended that you wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Helmets are provided and instruction. Reservations are required.

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