A ride in the hills behind the coast with a stable I trust, then a village visit with me: the Riviera at a horse's pace.

Behind the coast, the hills rise quickly: olive terraces, oak forests, the first peaks of the Alps and, below, the whole bay from Antibes to Italy. A partner stable in the hills takes you there on horseback, for an hour or a morning, at a pace set by the least experienced rider, with a view of the sea that no road reaches.
I meet you at the stable or drive you there, and the rest of the day is a village with me: Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Tourrettes-sur-Loup or Gourdon, lunch in the hills, and the coast at the end of the afternoon. A day that suits families, riders who want to see something other than a ring, and anyone who wants the Riviera without a crowd.
One to three hours in the hills with the stable's guides, on horses chosen for each rider's level; beginners welcome, children from the age the stable sets.
After the ride, a hilltop village with me: Saint-Paul-de-Vence and its galleries, Tourrettes-sur-Loup and its violets, or Gourdon above the Loup gorges.
A full day with the vehicle, €750 per group for my part, pickup at your hotel, lunch booked in the hills.
No. The stable adapts the horses and the route to the group, from first-timers to confident riders. Tell me the level of each rider and I pass it on.
Yes: a morning in the hills on horseback, then the coast in the afternoon, Villefranche or Antibes, with a swim if the season allows.
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