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Catering for all dietary requirements on a horse riding holiday with Globetrotting

Dietary needs? Don’t let them keep you out of the saddle

Food is one of the great joys of any horse riding holiday, whether it’s a hearty lunch after a morning in the saddle or a warm meal shared around a camp table as the sun goes down. We want every single guest to feel well looked after, including those with dietary requirements, restrictions and allergies.…

Meet Our Guide: Tiffany Gale

It’s time to introduce you to Tiffany Gale, the incredible horsewoman behind The Shoalhaven Ride on the beautiful South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. A lifelong lover of horses, fine dining and world-class wine, Tiffany started up her riding business after being utterly inspired by her experience on our horse riding holiday in Tasmania…

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Horse Breed: Mustang

Few horses capture the spirit of the American West quite like the American Mustang. Descended from Spanish horses and shaped by life on the open range, the Mustang is known for its intelligence, stamina, and sure-footed nature. While often associated with wild herds roaming the western plains, these remarkable horses also make exceptional partners on…

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Horse Breed: Australian Stock Horse

Name of breed: Australian Stock Horse Country of origin: Australia Breed origin: The roots of the Australian Stock Horse date back to the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, which brought nine horses of Thoroughbred and Spanish blood to the continent. These were shortly followed by more importations of Thoroughbreds, Arabians, Welsh Mountain Ponies…

Why Age Is No Barrier to a Horse Riding Holiday

Are you over sixty and concerned that you’re too old to complete one of our horse riding holidays? Age is no barrier in signing up for a horse riding adventure. The majority of our globetrotters range in age from 35 right through to 72, so you’ll be in good company no matter which ride you decide…

How to Be a Responsible Globetrotter

Whether you’re travelling in your own backyard or in a far-flung corner of the globe, it can be challenging to ensure that you leave a positive impact on the people and places you visit. After decades of travelling the world, here’s our best advice. Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but footprints. This rule is…

How to Choose Your Perfect Horse Riding Holiday

In this day and age, time is precious and holidays are like gold dust. Especially if you only have a couple of weeks a year away from your desk, you want to choose the very best holiday to invest your time and money in. It’s a no-brainer for me: if you love to ride, you’ll…

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Best Padded Bike Pants for Saddle Comfort | Globetrotting

Before we start, there needs to be a disclaimer here: for the majority of our riding holidays, you will be riding in modern English, Western or endurance saddles, which are quite comfortable and probably don’t need extra padding. But if you are at all concerned about how your backside will cope with multiple hours in…

Meet our Guide: Gareth from the Okavango Delta Ride

The difference between a good horse riding holiday and an extraordinary one often comes down to the guide. This short Q&A introduces Gareth, a horse riding safari guide in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, and explores the realities, challenges, and rewards of the role. How long have you been running your horse riding holidays?  I’ve been a…

Meet our Guides: Peter and Marijn

Peter De Cabooter and his wife Marijn Werquin have been welcoming riders to their guest ranch in the spectacular surrounds of Shell, Wyoming, USA for more than 30 years. Set at the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains, their Wyoming guest ranch has become a favourite for travellers seeking an authentic horse riding holiday in the…

Meet Our Guides: Dana & Alice Kerns

Dana and Alice Kerns, together with their sons, run the Big Horn Cattle Drive in Wyoming — a working ranch experience shaped by generations of tradition. For the Kerns family, this isn’t simply a commercial operation; it’s a way of life. Their roots in the region stretch back to 1889, when the family first began…

Is Your Partner a Non-Rider?

Whether you have family members who don’t ride or you’re planning a trip with a non-riding friend, there are PLENTY of Globetrotting holidays that are just as rewarding for the non-rider as they are for the avid globetrotter. It can be tricky to choose a trip that caters to everyone’s interests, though, so to get…

The Best Family-Friendly Horse Riding Holidays Around the World

As a mother to three young globetrotters (Finn, Birdie and Poppy), nothing gives me more joy and pride than bundling up our wanderlust-filled family and taking them globetrotting. I believe horse riding is a life skill that needs to be learned, like swimming, and is part of our working life as globetrotters. As I’m sure…