Equitrails offers - a variety of horse riding activities to both the local and tourism market. Emphasis is on riding in as safe an enviromnent as possible while having maximum fun. Rides are guided by a first aid trained British Horse Society qualified instructor with ten years horseback guiding experience in Africa.

The best way to experience the spectacular scenery of Namibia is on horseback - and the horses are all friendly with good manners. They are well schooled, responsive and comfortable to ride. The saddlery is English style and kept in very good condition.

The Rides - One and two night lodge based trails are the perfect way to experience the stunning scenery and wildlife Namibia has to offer.
For visitors to Namibia with limited time available to them, a morning or afternoon horse ride is the perfect way to start your journey.

For local riders. wanting to ride regularly a special package deal can be arranged.

The Equitrails specialises in riding in a safe environment with rides by the hour which are suitable for beginners and experienced riders. Mountain champagne breakfast rides for intermediate to experienced riders. Also, one and two night lodge based excursions and this is only for the experienced riders. ..

For safety reasons- the following measures are adhered to:
The rides are kept to a maximum of six persons plus guide.
First aid kit and bottled water are carried on all rides.
Radio or cellphone reception is kept at all times.

What to bring - It would be in your best interest to bring the following along for your rides:
Long comfortable - not too tight - trousers or leggings. Sensible closed shoes with a small heel and non slip sole. Long sleeved cotton shirt to protect from the sun. Hard helmets will be provided and strongly recommended. Sun block and lipsalve are recommended. All riders will be required to sign an indemnity form prior to riding.

Contact us to learn more about horse riding. We are situated at - Elisenheim Guest Farm, at the foot of the spectacular Eros mountains, just 15kms north of Windhoek. It is well sign posted and easily accessible by 2x4 vehicle.