Krabi: Horseback Riding on the Beach
1.Horseback Riding on the Beach
Review Krabi’s beach horseback ride, with Railay views, fossil beach, sunset options, prices, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
Thailand · HORSES
The 5 Best Horse Riding in Thailand
The good horse riding go weeks ahead and the cheap seats go first. Below: 5 to book early, what each includes, and where they differ.
Krabi Horse Riding at Ao Nam Mao Beach
2.Krabi Horse Riding at Ao Nam Mao Beach
Review of Krabi horse riding at Ao Nam Mao Beach, with beach views, countryside trails, hotel pickup, prices, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“We enjoyed the horseback riding on the beach. The staff was helpful and would recommend the tour. Overall a good value.”
Beach Horse Riding At Sunset In Phuket
3.Beach Horse Riding At Sunset In Phuket
Review of Phuket’s one-hour Kamala Beach sunset horseback ride, with safety details, horse welfare concerns, pricing, timing, and booking advice.
“I booked and paid for 530 sunset tour, money was taken. Confirmation email and tickets. Then got an email the next day saying they over booked and needed to go at 4. Turned up at 350, got on horses 600-630, half the time and no refund!!!! Terrible”
Horseback Riding 1 hour trail
4.Horseback Riding 1 hour trail
Review of Phuket’s 1-hour horseback trail near Big Buddha, with practical advice on views, horses, heat, price, safety, and who should book.
“I had the best time horse riding. Next time I will choose the 2 hour ride. It was a hot day and would recommend going before of after lunchtime. The horses were really well looked after. The environment was clean and well kept. The guide was fantastic and he really cared a lot for the horses. I will definitely visit again next holiday.”
Beach Horse Riding Activity in Phuket
5.Beach Horse Riding Activity in Phuket
Review of Phuket’s Kamala Beach horseback ride, with practical details on skill level, price, horses, safety, timing, and value.
“For experienced riders this is a great option. Horses are looked after and well groomed. You are able to ride at your own pace without the ‘group outride’ limitations.”