MÁLAGA · HORSES
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Here are the 6 horses tours that come out on top around Málaga right now, with what each costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits. Number one is there for a reason.
Cartujano horses, paella, and flamenco at Finca El Cartujano near Fuengirola. Optional dinner and bus pickup included.
“Nice show for my 9 year old daughter but I personally thought it would be more spectacular for the adults ☺️”
Ritmo a Caballo at Malaga’s El Ranchito pairs 20-horse dressage with flamenco in 1.5 hours. English mobile ticket, free parking.
“Great show! The show takes 1,5 hours and before they start you can visit the stables. The show is not accessible for people in wheelchairs, because you have to take 5 steps to enter the show area.”
Torremolinos Spanish horse show and flamenco with optional dinner and drinks. Includes guided stable visit, pickup tips, and practical value notes.
“Access for disabled people is completely unsuitable. There is a glass panel at the bottom of the stands, meaning that people in wheelchairs can see almost nothing. We managed to get into the stands with great difficulty. Some people were paralyzed on one side. Signaling difficult access for people with reduced mobility is not optional.”
Horse show, Andalusian dinner with drinks, then flamenco at a Malaga-area venue, wrapped into one 5-hour evening.
“Un accueil merveilleux pour un moment unique. Merci à Miguel, Jose Carlos et toute l’équipe. C’était absolument parfait 👍😉 Un jour de Saint Valentin dont on se souviendra 🥰”
1-hour guided horseback ride from Club Hipico El Roble near Malaga, with gentle horses, stream-side views, and an easy pace.
“This trail had amazing scenery. The horses were so sweet and well behaved. I had a great experience with our guide as well.”
Private Cordoba and Seville day trip from Malaga with Mezquita time, Seville sights, and a finale horse carriage ride.
“Angela our guide was wonderful. She was patient and really understood what we were seeing. Definitely worth it!”
