Manor and Gallop: Escape in Poland Countryside

After a trial ride in the paddock, the next afternoon you embark on your first ride in the surrounding area. The expansive hilly terrain provides many chances for exhilarating and extended canters. 

You journey through the peat bog of Karsibor and appreciate the majestic 400-year-old oak trees in the forest. 

In the evening, you can relax by a warm crackling fire or on the terrace beneath the chestnut trees, with a view of our stunning 200-year-old park.

Traveling through fields and woods, we delight in the gently undulating and expansive scenery of Pomerania. 

We stop by a nearby farm nestled beside a tranquil lake, where we relax with a picnic and a short nap. 

Upon our return and a lavish dinner, we embark on a carriage ride to a historic manor house by the lake, admiring the boundless, verdant meadows as the horses trot leisurely under the setting sun.

We journey through the distinctive natural beauty of the Dramburg Lake District, passing through stunning, isolated forests and alongside pristine, magical lakes. 

In good weather, we schedule many opportunities for both horse and rider to enjoy leisurely swims. 

Following meals, you have the option to relax in a sauna or take a refreshing dip in the lake.

Today's journey leads us through a picturesque, softly undulating terrain to an elegant mansion from the 19th century, where we have a lunch appointment. 

Following the meal, we explore the mansion and its historic oak park beside the lake. The vast grounds of the estate provide much space for leisurely gallops. 

Returning via an ancient avenue, we arrive back at our residence, where dinner awaits. Later, guests can enjoy sauna sessions by the lakeside, opt for a soothing massage (at an additional cost), or take a swim in the lake.

Today marks the beginning of our two-day journey: Our route takes us through quaint, quiet villages, expansive meadows and sparse forests, eventually leading us to a horse training center near an ancient manor. After stabling the horses, we indulge in a picnic in the courtyard garden. The horses stay overnight while we return to our estate (around a 20-30 minute transfer). 

Later, for those interested, we can reheat the sauna by the farm's private lake and enjoy a leisurely sauna session in the serene setting.

We travel to see our horses and stop by a lovely training center for Belgian and French trotting horses along the route. Prior to the conflict, this center functioned as a training course for the Berlin racetrack. 

After exploring, we journey back through peaceful, quaint villages in Pomerania. 

On our final evening, we visit a Polish winery, where we savor the delightful local wines and traditional dishes of the Pomeranian region.

Breakfast and then departure.