FAQs
Yes, beginners are more than welcome! Before every ride, we provide a basic introduction covering how to hold, shorten, and lengthen the reins, basic communication with the horse, and vital safety guidance. Depending on the daily schedule, we also provide hands-on guidance during the ride to ensure you feel comfortable and enjoy the experience safely.
We highly recommend wearing long trousers and closed athletic shoes. For summer months, lightweight and comfortable seasonal clothing is best. For safety reasons, please choose shoes with a flatter sole and minimal deep tread to reduce any possibility of the foot getting caught in the stirrup.
Possibly, but it is never guaranteed through messages alone. The riding pace is always adapted on the spot based on rider experience, balance, control, communication with the horse, and horse welfare. Experienced riders will have opportunities for a more dynamic ride where appropriate, but final decisions are strictly made by our guides after observing the riders directly.
As a general guideline for the welfare of our horses, the maximum rider weight is approximately 95 kg. However, suitability also depends on the rider's height, balance, and overall horse comfort.
Yes! Guests are warmly invited to participate in the preparation before many of our experiences. This includes meeting your horse, basic grooming, learning about the equipment, and tacking up. Many of our visitors tell us this hands-on connection becomes one of the most memorable parts of their visit.
Yes, we have options for young riders, varying by age, height, and experience. Typically, we recommend an approximate 1-hour experience for children around 4 years old. For children aged 5–6 and above, longer experiences may be possible depending on their height and confidence.
Possibly. If you are an experienced rider and demonstrate the necessary balance, control, and clear communication with the horse, you will have opportunities for a more dynamic pace where appropriate. We firmly believe that riding should remain comfortable and respectful for both horse and rider.
Yes, you are more than welcome to hang out and spend some extra time around the horses after we return. We simply ask that you let us know in advance so we can adjust our daily farm schedule accordingly.
No. Carriage experiences are organized strictly upon request and require booking at least 10 days in advance. Currently, availability is primarily focused on weekend arrangements.
Yes. Volunteers and internship participants have opportunities to book dedicated riding lessons and learning experiences. Depending on your skill level, you will gradually become involved in the practical, supervised aspects of our daily riding activities.