Discovering Los Cabos on Horseback

Discovering Los Cabos, on horseback can be a great way to see the sights. There are many other ways such as  Camel, ATV or Bicycle to name a few. As an avid horse lover, I choose to go horseback every chance I get to see the sights of a new destination.

Los Cabos is a 2,000 acre Resort destination.The picturesque marina is home to some unique Boats, Restaurants, Live music, Shops all surrounded by views of the Sea of Cortez. The marina is the meeting point for many of excursions such as Boat rides, Fishing, Snorkeling, Dolphin Adventure and much more. Here you can rent a bike to check out the 3.2-mile bike path. Hop on a rickshaw and tour through the downtown streets. Home to a Championship Golf course, with signature holes created by Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus.

Los Cabos landscape is picturesque with the famous Arch out in the distance bordering the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. The land is a desert with many species of Cactus, Palm trees, Similar to Arizona, U.S or Osoyoos B.C landscapes.

There is a variety of horseback Adventures. Your hotel trip advisor can help you discover what works best with your schedule, or you can go out on your own.

We were not fortunate to discover Cuadra San Francisco – is a family owned and operated Equestrian Center with over fifty horses offering outstanding Trail Rides. It looks like a great place. Click on the Trail ride link to learn more.

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Camino Aventura. Located in San Jose Del Cabo. Treks through lush marshland of the San Jose Estuary Ecological Preserve with wildlife and migratory birds to enjoy, or tour the breathtaking ocean vistas.

Price: $40-$80

Rancho Carisuva

This is the one we got to experience. It was a nice scenic drive from San Jose Del Cabo. Located in the North Pacific Shoreline from Cabo San Lucas.

You are welcomed with an array of farm animals and friendly staff. It could not have been a more beautiful day for a morning ride with blue skies and a slight breeze. Mounted and started our trek through the winding paths surrounded by amazing cactus trees. Climbing the hillside we come to a gorgeous bluff overlooking the ocean. Here we stop for a few pictures and then continue down to the beach. It felt surreal at one point as this had always been a dream of mine to ride on a beach. One of many things I got to knock off my bucket list on this trip. Along the beach, there was some beautiful homes as well as some that had been abandoned. On the beach, there were Tortoise egg hatching areas that were partitioned off as not to disturb the eggs. The ride was very enjoyable as we got to take photos along the way. Back at the ranch, we were offered to a Tequila sampling, made from The Blue Guava plant grown and distilled on the ranch.

Highly recommended.

Learn more here>http://www.ranchocarisuva.com

Price: $120