TIDE & REINATLANTIC HORSE TREKS
Two riders crossing an Atlantic beach beneath the cliffs
Opening the stable · scroll or tap
Lahinch · County Clare

Ride the Atlantic.

Small groups. Sure-footed Irish horses. A coastline that changes every hour.

Choose
a trek ↓
Not a nose-to-tail tourist trail

A proper ride, matched to you.

We keep every group to six or fewer. Before setting out, we take time to understand how you ride and introduce you to the horse that suits you.

Our routes run from sheltered lanes to open strands and high Atlantic ground. Conditions decide the exact path. That is part of the experience.

6Maximum riders
18Irish horses
12Months riding
The ground beneath the ride

Land shaped by water.

Move across the terrain. The route rises from strand to limestone as you scroll.

A bay horse waiting in a dark timber stable
Meet your horse

Calm heads. Good feet.

Our horses live out as a herd and know this ground. Each is chosen for temperament, comfort and confidence—not simply size.

Rider experienceFirst time to advanced
Minimum age10 years
What we provideHelmet, boots & outerwear
Three ways out

Choose your ground.

Private groups available
01

The Strand

Open beach, shallow water and room to find a rhythm.

90 min · €85
02

The Headland

Farm tracks, limestone ground and the long Atlantic view.

2.5 hr · €125
03

The Long Way

A private half-day ride shaped around the tide and your group.

4 hr · €195
A rider following a narrow trail above the Atlantic coast
West Clare weather

No two rides are the same.

Wind, tide and visibility change our routes. We confirm the meeting point and kit list the evening before your ride.

Before you arrive

Good to know.

No. The Strand can suit complete beginners. We may recommend a private session first if conditions are lively.

We ride in normal west-coast weather. If wind or visibility makes the route unsafe, we reschedule or refund you in full.

Yes. Horse welfare comes first, so we match each rider individually. Tell us your height and approximate weight when enquiring.