The area has an abundance of wildlife where you can spot deer, wild boar, dormice, red squirrel, hares, buzzards, and kites. No matter what your level is, you can ride well as French Riding Holidays has beautiful horses and friendly staff to enable you to make the most of your holiday with them. The holiday is customized depending on the weather and guests. It is your holiday so French Riding Holidays can help you ride as much as you would like. If the ground is safe, it is possible to go down the TREC (Techniques de Randonnee Equestre Competition) course, the cross country, and the show jumping paddock.
You have plenty of rides out from the gite of course. During the week, some lovely riding and celebratory food and drinks back at the gite in front of the log fire will be available for you. French Riding Holidays has a range of beautiful horses to suit your requirements, ranging from the English thoroughbred to the calm and sure-footed mountain horse. On-site, French Riding Holidays also has a well-equipped jumping paddock which you are welcome to use. The riding here is magnificent.
French Riding Holidays has a lot of woodland, open countryside, river valleys, and some of the most beautiful villages in France canters along the many paths and open fields. A typical day's riding would comprise of between two or three hours ride in the morning, back to the gite for a home-cooked lunch, and then a few more hours riding in the afternoon. For the day rides, go a bit further afield with a break for a gourmet picnic lunch with home-cooked food using fresh local produce and regional wines.
Horses and riders refreshed, then you will continue your ride, returning to the gite for a beer or glass of wine and a dip in the pool. French Riding Holidays has a cross-country course on the grounds of the woodland valley. The course consists of 11 jumps from fallen logs, water jumps, and higher obstacles for those who would like to try it out. In addition, French Riding Holidays also has some TREC obstacles, similar to Handy Pony, so you can try the S bend, neck rein through the figure of eight, and open and shut the gate, to name a few. It helps teach you to control your horse and is great fun.
It is your riding holiday and it is French Riding Holidays' aim that it should be an enjoyable experience. Although you get to see a lot of the countryside and culture on horseback, if one day you would prefer sightseeing or visiting one of the many places of interest, as opposed to riding, French Riding Holidays can help you with this as well.