Horseback Riding Córdoba 16 prices and offers 2025

Discovering Cordoba on the back of a horse is a different emotion infused with tradition. The demeanour of these animals will make the different routes offered by this Andalusian province a rich and charming adventure.

A horseback route that can be enjoyed in a thousand different ways and with different companies either if you are looking for a way to spend a family day that your children’s minds will never forget, or for a route with a touch of romantic atmosphere to surprise your partner.

Córdoba is rich in contrasts and, discovering each of its corners on horseback, is an exquisitely rich experience. Some of the most special horseback tours you will find here will allow you to discover Córdoba’s countryside, the landscapes of the Sierra Morena or some of the trails along the Guadalquivir river like the back of your hand.

- Córdoba’s countryside, despite its already characteristic immaculate olive tree groves, presents a uniquely picturesque horizon when explored on horseback. You will feel like a true horseman and immerse yourself in the tradition of Córdoba’s lands, the lands where wine and agriculture used to go hand in hand.

- Horseback routes around the foothills of the Sierra Morena, exploring the paths that surround its hills become even more spectacular from a horse’s back. The rider who will be guiding you across these trails will discover a world of Roman ruins, curiosities, and legends, as well as the most spectacular horizons you could ever imagine in the province of Córdoba.

- Routes on horseback through the remains of the Spanish Civil War such as El Valle de los Pedroches, a place of invaluable historical importance, so if you decide to explore the darkest corners of Spanish history, this will be no doubt an excellent choice to learn more about this chapter in Spain’s recent history. A beautiful route on horseback that not only will be exciting, but also have a high cultural value since you will come across some of the most impressive warfare symbols, such as some of the many trenches that now are part of Spain’s heritage.

Any route on horseback through Cordoba is a good choice for alternative leisure activities, however, the possibility of adding a special touch or not depends on you. There are hundreds of options, you just have to know with whom you want to share this equestrian experience.

- Family comes first. If we combine a horse route with an initiation class for the rookies of the family, what you get is a perfect family day. Children will enjoy the horses, they will learn curiosities about them and the adults will be happy to share that valuable moment with them.

- Get romantic. Surprise your partner with a very special plan, for example, a weekend. Combine a route on horseback with a country lunch with the most typical Cordovan gastronomy, or even a night in a farm with the most traditional essence of Andalusia.

- If it is with friends, everything is already one step from being ready. Organising a getaway with friends is usually the most stressful part, so an excursion on horseback for more than a day with lunch, accommodation, dinner and everything prepared is most tempting to forget everything and succeed as the best organizer.

As for the level of the participants of the horse riding tours, if not exclusive, it is important to take it into account and be realistic with your experience and skills. Although the equestrian center will always ask you if you ride regularly on horseback or if it is your first time on a route like these, you should always keep in mind that a route of more than 1 hour for a "first timer” is not advisable, even more so if the route is a longer excursion or even more than one day.

In general, you will receive some advice and instructions before leaving with the horse and under no circumstances will the expert leave you alone during the whole route. However, even though here they will provide you with a protective helmet in case you don't have one, it is always advisable to come with comfortable clothing and tied-up shoes with high cane to avoid rubbing with the stirrups.