Pearl of Andalucia

After breakfast, we will get to know the horses and set off on a ride along the sandy roads of the south, watching the characteristic landscape and passing charming villages. We will also get to know a unique village, within the shorter station, El Rocio built for horses, friendly for mares raising their foals on the surrounding pastures.

Today we will learn about two types of locally occurring ecosystems. We will pass through dehesa - dry open pastures where slow-walking mares raise their foals. We will also hide in a closed green vegetation tunnel leading on the banks of the Gudalkawir River formerly delimiting the border of Al Andaluz, the Moorish country. We will cross the Quema River, where pilgrims are baptized during the March pilgrimage to the Cathedral of El Rocio.

Transfer to Jerez de la Frontera and a visit to the royal riding school "Real Escuela Andaluza Del Arte Ecuestre" where we will see an artistic performance showing the use of Spanish horses. After dinner we will return to Sevilla to visit the breathtaking, the world's most amazing palace Real Alcazar de Sevilla. Return to the hotel.

Today, before the ride we will visit nearby beautiful village of Potes where you can find unique souvenirs and admire local stone/wood architecture. After the lunch we will ride 14 km through the glacial scenery right on top of the central moraine, formed by the forces of two glaciers pressing against each other in the late Pleistocene. We will leave from a height of 900m to reach 1668m and down to 1030m where village of Sotres is located.
Dinner and overnight at the Penia Castil Sotres hotel or similar.

After breakfast, we will go to the horses and start enjoying the beach, where we will spend most of the day enjoying the open space, ocean breeze, walks on the dunes and gallops on the compacted sand.

We will repeat the charming ride on the beach to be saturated with it before returning home.

Farewell dinner with bonfire and flamenco singing.

Transfer to the airport of Seville.