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3 Horse Riding in Chile That Are Worth the Distance

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Here are the 3 horse riding worth the money, with the price, the length of the day and the kind of traveller each one suits. Number one is at the top for a reason.

Private Horseback Adventure in the Andes, with Picnic & Wine

Private Horseback Adventure in the Andes, with Picnic & Wine - The drive, gear, and picking a horse that fits you

1.Private Horseback Adventure in the Andes, with Picnic & Wine

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 61 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $278Our pick

Private Andes horseback ride from Santiago with hotel transfers, a guided trail, and a picnic with wine. Beginner-friendly, private pace.

“MAKE SURE YOU CONTACT THE LOCAL GUIDE!!! I was looking forward to a sunset ride and a BBQ. Thank goodness I contacted the local number to inquire about my pickup driver and vehicle. She didn't know anything about my 4 pm reservation and asked if I could ride the next morning at 10 am. Well...I paid, so I felt as if I had no choice. RIDE: The two guides were great. The horses were fine. The tour was basic but pleasant. The food was a disappointment although our 'chef' was nice. Nothing was typical Chilean cuisine, especially the Club crackers served with the ham and cheese. Avocados are a major…”

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Horseback Private Wine Tour and Country Grill from Santiago

Horseback Private Wine Tour and Country Grill from Santiago - The horseback trail ride: vineyards, river views, and real space

2.Horseback Private Wine Tour and Country Grill from Santiago

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 52 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $585

Private horseback ride in Chile’s Maipo Valley, ranch BBQ lunch, then an expert wine tasting at Miraflores Winery with hotel pickup.

“We had a fantastic and genuine experience with Felipe. It was just the two of us (my fiancé and me). He picked us up from our hotel and drove us to Isla de Maipo, where we had breakfast and a home/gallery tour with a local artist. Then on to meet Mario and saddle up for a few hours on horseback - winding through the picturesque landscape, crossing rivers, and into the middle of a vineyard, where we had a great lunch over an open fire, with good wine and conversation under the shade of a small grove of mesquite trees. After horseback riding, it was on to a winery for…”

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