Dingle Horse Riding
Dingle Horse Riding
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Welcome to Dingle Horse Riding. Set on the dramatic and beautiful west coast of Ireland, we specialise in two hour to week long riding holidays for experienced riders, taking in all the beauty and exhiliration of the mountains and beaches the Dingle Peninsula has to offer. We also offer one hour mountain rides for novice/beginner riders.Our horses are mostly Irish sporthorses, with some draught, cob and appaloosa, ranging from 14hh to 17hh. We pride ourselves in having happy, well-cared for and well turned out horses, friendly knowledgeable guides and great routes designed for both fantastic riding and views. Beginner/novice riders can only be taken on the 1 hour mountain ride. Only riders intermediate/advanced experienced in the English style of riding, able to post/rising trot and ride two point/forward seat in canter can be taken to the beaches. Riders will be assessed in the arena before leaving the yard, and during the one hour ride. In the interests of safety, and at the discretion of the guide, riders judged to be beginner/novice or inexperienced in an English style of riding will not be taken to the beach.
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- Elaine CFrance16 contributionsBucket list ✅I had a great hack up into the hills of Dingle! My guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. My horse was matched to my riding skills and it was pure joy to gallop along the path and some trots as well! I would definitely recommend riding here if you’re an equine enthusiast!Visited June 2024Travelled soloWritten 2 June 2024
- Anne U6 contributionsBeautiful ride with a first-rate riding centerI went on a 2.5 hour ride on the Shamrock trail and highly recommend Dingle Horse Riding. The trail has stunning views and my guide tailored my ride to my level. I wish I had had a chance to canter a little more but that's mostly on me because I initially told her that I wanted to start off a bit slow since it had been a while since I'd had the chance to ride. And to end the ride with some tea and a yummy scone was perfect.Visited June 2024Travelled soloWritten 14 June 2024
- Markus HGuam, Mariana Islands10 contributionsView of a lifetimeThis is an absolutely incredible experience. The views are breathtaking. Charming, wonderful family owned feel, they welcomed us into their home to share tea and scones after a long ride. Safe, fun and a once in a lifetime experience. -Dr. Hill, USAVisited August 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 13 August 2024
- roxlawPortage, Michigan81 contributionsGreat fun and fabulous viewsAll Fun! Do not hesitate for a moment to book a riding trip with this company. It’s a lovely welcoming atmosphere with 4 dogs wonderful guides Sophie and Alissa. 6-hour beach trip was a blast but not for the faint of heart. Shamrock trail was a lovely follow up. Bring a carrot for the horses or the pig and love on 4 big dogs. Highly recommended,Visited September 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 22 September 2024
- zorionfarmCartersville, Georgia6 contributionsA horse lover's "must do" in Dingle!Where to start? There are so many good things about Dingle Horse Riding Stables! My husband and I took the 2.5 hr. Shamrock Trail up into the hills of Dingle. The weather was less than ideal...rain blowing sideways...wind howling...and it was still my all-time favorite experience of my two weeks spent in Ireland! We are experienced riders, so tend to be a little disappointed in the quality of horses when we go trail riding on vacations. But these horses blew past all of my expectations. They were responsive and well behaved. Our experience felt much more like we were riding out with friends instead of a nose to tail trail ride. And the views will leave you breathless! We had the opportunity for lots of trotting and several nice canters along the way. Our guide was very friendly, easy to talk to, and clearly loves her job. The lovely added bonus was being invited into the house for coffee, scones, and some dog cuddling time after the ride. I highly recommend riding here and my husband and I will be back, for sure!Visited September 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 22 October 2024
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Mary S
7 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
Thank you, Susan! Our horseback riding experience with you was truly incredible. You expertly curated a day on horseback, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the beauty of the Dingle Peninsula. Despite our small group with varied ages and experiences, you and your staff accommodated us seamlessly, ensuring we had a fantastic day. This was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that we will cherish forever.
Susan’s hospitality extended beyond the stables – from welcoming us into her home to attentively listening to our needs and providing excellent recommendations for local restaurants and shopping. Our two days in Dingle were nothing short of amazing.
For those with horseback riding in Ireland on their bucket list, Susan is the one to turn to. She takes exceptional care of her beautiful animals, employs a dedicated and respectful staff, and made our experience amazing. I hope to be lucky enough to return one day for another ride. Thank you!
Susan’s hospitality extended beyond the stables – from welcoming us into her home to attentively listening to our needs and providing excellent recommendations for local restaurants and shopping. Our two days in Dingle were nothing short of amazing.
For those with horseback riding in Ireland on their bucket list, Susan is the one to turn to. She takes exceptional care of her beautiful animals, employs a dedicated and respectful staff, and made our experience amazing. I hope to be lucky enough to return one day for another ride. Thank you!
Written 30 November 2023
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Sarah L
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Oct 2023 • Couples
This is a must-do in Dingle if you want to see amazing views of the countryside and get some animal time. The guides are kind, knowledgeable, and helpful. The trails are gorgeous and the horses are well-behaved and adorable. I had the time of my life and they even let me (an experienced rider) canter through the fog and sheep - it felt like a scene from a movie!
Written 15 October 2023
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Passenger730927
6 contributions
Sept 2023 • Solo
Great experience! I was able to go on an advanced rider route with a singular guide. I really appreciated this so I was able to get the experience I wanted based on my riding level. The Shamrock trail was stunning! The horses are in great shape and you can see that they are taken care of properly. I love the facility and they have beautiful dogs that greet you when you arrive. Really nice touch of having tea and scones after the ride. Thank you for an experience I will never forget!
Written 29 September 2023
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Joanna H
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Sept 2023 • Couples
We rode through many picturesque vistas of Dingle including an exhilarating ride along the beach. Our guide, Alicia, was very friendly and fun to spend the day with. The horses were exceptional to ride and were very healthy and well cared for. The stables were beautiful. We highly recommend Dingle Horse Riding.
Written 17 September 2023
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Courtney A
Temecula, CA6 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
Our family of 5 and my sister’s family of 4 scheduled this ride for our Ireland travels. It was too windy the day we had originally booked, but Susan was able to accommodate us the following day. It was evident that their horses are well cared for and they are very thoughtful as to which horse they assign to each rider. Only one of us had ever been in an English saddle, so they made sure we were each comfortable before heading onto the trail. The views from the trail were amazing!! We all had so much fun. After the ride, we had tea and scones in Susan’s home and just sat and chatted with her and her staff, all of whom are lovely! So far, this has been one of the highlights of the trip for us!
Written 16 July 2023
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Louise T
Dublin, Ireland15 contributions
Aug 2022 • Solo
There are not enough stars to give this experience. It was incredible from start to finish. I’ve done a good few different treks in Ireland but this surpasses all of them. I’m a novice rider who rides regularly so have some experience riding. The horse I was given was a dream (cobs are the best) & I throughly enjoyed the little canters we had up the trail. The stables are immaculate, the tack is fantastic & it’s obvious animal welfare is a high priority here (very important to me). Susan & all at the centre were incredibly hospitable and welcoming. Patrick was a great guide. I will definitely return again! Thanks so much for a wonderful experience!
Written 12 August 2022
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Margret L
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Jan 2022 • Friends
Myself and two others loved this ride and the amazing views. We all did not have experience on a horse, but were able to feel comfortable on the ride. The business is run out of the owner’s home which is not advertised on the website. She is super friendly and made us tea and scones after the ride. A little pricy but we had a great experience!
Written 31 January 2022
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Reiley Wieland
Ravenna, NE3 contributions
Feb 2022
From the moment I was greeted by a big dog named Blue, I was in heaven. The guide, Patrick, was knowledgeable about the area and local history and made the ride quite enjoyable. The views from the top of the mountain were breathtaking. Though I have a background in English riding, it's not my strongest writing style. I was nervous at first, but Patrick paired me with an amazing horse, Heather, that was steady on her feet and excited to be out on the trail. Cantering down the path on Heather was some of the most fun I have had on a horse in a very long time. I was so happy with my experience that I came back the next week!! That trip was even better. It did rain during the ride (it is Ireland, after all) but afterward, I was taken inside for a hot whiskey and scones. Susan, the owner, sat and chatted with me for quite some time. She is so personable and sweet, and she really cares about her horses. I can't wait to go back someday!
Written 26 February 2022
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Katie G
3 contributions
Jun 2023 • Family
We really enjoyed our ride. The horses were exceptional! We rode Honey and Cookie. The scenery was spectacular. Galloping on the beach and riding in the water was a big highlight. We rode through the countryside on back roads which were lovely. It would have been nice to be on trails instead of roads. Riding in the river was fun and a new experience for us. Our guide Patrick was excellent. He was very experienced, kind, and shared his knowledge about the area as we rode along. He managed to gallop and videotape us at the same time! Highly recommend!
Written 30 June 2023
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Coyle Family
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Jul 2021 • Family
We done the Shamrock Horse-Riding trek on 10/7/21 as a family of 5. From start to finish it was the best experience of our holiday. The owner Susan and her staff were simply brilliant. The views of Dingle were breathtaking but the guides (Sophie & Charmaine) could not have done enough for us. Absolutely great value for money, and the trip finished with tea and scones in Susan's beautiful home, with some very excited and friendly dogs. An experience we'll never forget !
Written 13 July 2021
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How experienced does one need to be? I have experience in English riding but not in shape. My husband has none.
Written 12 January 2020
Dear Linda,
The Shamrock trail would suit you both, you can view details and confirm your preferred time by completing our online booking form on the Dingle Horse Riding website.
Best,
Susan.
Written 13 January 2020
I am an experienced rider in western style - how difficult is it to switch over to English for an afternoon rental (without prior lessons?) Would like to hear from anyone that has only ridden Western prior to their horseback riding adventure English style?
Written 15 January 2017
My wife rode predominately western until recently. She could trot//canter/post in English style when we took this tour. She did the faster ride and got up to a full gallop. She did feel a little less secure due to the smaller saddle, but it wasn't an issue. So I'd say if you take a few english style lessons and felt good with a canter you'd be up for the full fast ride. You can always go slower, but they only have specific rides that go fast.
Written 23 February 2017
How long was your ride? My niece and I want to ride on the beach, but probably don't have time for more than a 2-hour ride. I wasn't sure if shorter treks went to the beach.
Written 14 July 2016
Hi, the ride was about 2 2 2/12 hours so I' sure they would accommodate. We loved it and I'm sure you and your niece will too!
Written 19 November 2016
I am considering doing a 6 night/7day trail ride first week in September. I would like to know more about
1. The accommodation: Do rooms have ensuite bathrooms? Hot reliable showers?
2. Quality of food to expect
3. Will other riders be experienced?
4. the horses we ride
Thank you
Written 24 February 2016
Dear Daisyblue,
The rooms in the Bed and Breakfasts we use do have en-suite bathrooms and hot reliable showers.
We lunch at a variety of different eateries as we trail choosing the best on offer; all have a la carte menus. Riders pay for their own meals except when we ride unpopulated mountain ranges, then we pack a picnic for each rider.
All riders joining our longer trails must be Intermediate riders at least and be horse fit.
Our horse are Irish draft, Irish Sport ,Connemara and Irish cobs - we choose your mount according to your riding ability and confidence.
To follow 2016 Dingle Peninsula trail dates for Intermediate and strong Intermediate riders English style:
2016 week long post to post Trail Ride dates:
Thursday the 21st April to Wednesday the 27th April... *Booked out*
Thursday the 5th May to Wednesday the 11th May.
Thursday the 19th May to Wednesday the 25th May.
Thursday the 2nd June to Wednesday the 8th June.
Thursday the 16th June to Wednesday the 22nd June.
Thursday the 30th June to Wednesday the 6th July. *Booked Out*
Thursday the 1st September to Wednesday the 7th September.
Thursday the 15th September to Wednesday the 21st September.
These trails includes :
Canapés and refreshments on arrival.
2 x picnic lunches
6 x nights Bed & Breakfast.
6 x days trail riding the Dingle Peninsula.
All luggage/ horse/ necessary transfers between venues.
Cocktails and Canapés on our final evening.
The trail cost is €2,250 per person sharing - single supplement €20 per person per night.
Our three and four day trails are incorporated into the week long trails.
The three day mini trail includes :
3 x days riding
3 x Bed and Breakfast
All luggage /horse /necessary transfers between venues.
The cost for the three day riding holiday is €1,125 per person sharing. Single Supplement €20 per night.
**Each consecutive day thereafter add €375 per day.
You've arranged your own accommodation ? Join us on a daily basis for Riding and transfers from and to the Stables each day for the trail ride in the morning and after the trail each evening : €295 per person per day.
Example of Our Week-Long Trail
DAY 1: On arrival at Dingle Horse Riding you meet your fellow riders and trail the local Dingle area, this allows us to ensure that all our riders are happy with their allocated horses. After Canapés and refreshments we head via Kilfountain river to the most westerly mainland point in Europe, towards Smerwick Harbour (the sight of much of the filming for Ryan’s Daughter).Riding down towards the ancient Gallarus Oratory (a 12th Century church) we have magnificent views of The Three Sisters and Ceann Sibeal. At Gallarus we take the opportunity to explore Gallarus Oratory and also see an audio visual display of the surrounding Peninsula that we shall trail over the next 6 days. Tonight we stay in the village of Ballydavid where riders can avail of the local seaweed baths followed by a sauna and a dip in the Atlantic to cool down and ease muscle ache.
DAY 2: After a morning gallop on Muiríoch beach we head inland across the Brandon Mountain Range via a section of the Pilgrim’s Route. Mount Brandon is the second highest peak in Ireland, and as we climb you can see spectacular views of the Dingle Peninsula, as far as the Blasket Islands and Skellig Rocks, as well as the Iveragh Peninsula and the Atlantic Ocean beyond. The terrain is challenging; at the highest point we cross the pass at 400m, but the horses are surefooted and take it in their stride. We continue down the mountain enjoying the vast panoramic views of Brandon Bay and its massive beaches. We head towards the quiet villages of Cloghane via magnificent valley lakes and narrow, winding bohareens overlooked by the Conor Pass, which was carved out of the cliff face during famine times. Today, there will be a fair amount of trotting but the steep climb up and down means this ride is at a slower pace as the terrain is taxing on both horse and rider. Tonight we overnight in O’Connors B&B in Cloghane.
DAY 3: The most beautiful beach riding day; The beaches between Cloghane, Castlegregory and the Maharees were made for horse riding. We spend the day cantering along many miles of unbroken (and largely deserted) wide sandy beach, stopping for lunch at a local pub in Castlegregory. In the afternoon there will be more beach riding before we cross back over to the southern side of the Peninsula towards Kilgobbin and Camp. Today we shall have covered many miles at a fast pace, and both horse and rider will deserve a well earned rest. We overnight in the village of Camp tonight.
DAY 4: This morning we set off towards Inch, passing through Gleann Na Gealt (the Valley of the Mad) via an ancient bog route with spectacular views over the Atlantic Ocean. Inch Beach, made famous by its part in the film Ryan’s Daughter, is a world renowned strand that attracts all types of water sports: surfing, snorkeling, fishing, gliding, and of course horseriding. The surrounding lanes and bohareens offer spectacular views of Cathair Con Rí, Inch, Dingle Bay, and the Ring of Kerry. After lunch at the famous Foleys Pub we head for spectacular gallops along Inch. Tonight we stay at Inch Guesthouse above Sammy's Restaurant and the beach.
Day 5: After a morning Atlantic wade we climb up to the Dingle Way to take advantage of stunning views of the Wild Atlantic Ocean and the valleys around Lake Annascaul, carved out by glaciers and giants over millions of years! After a picnic lunch at the Lake under the Slieve Mish range we explore Átha-na-Scáil, meaning, in English, the River of the Hero, the legendary hero being Cuchulainn whose grave is reputed to be on the side of the mountain above Droumavalla, north of Annascaul. Tonight the horses are boxed from Annascaul village (The birthplace of Tom Crean the Antarctic explorer) to Dunquin this evening for the Spectacular Great Blasket Island Wild Atlantic Way trail tomorrow. Tonight we stay at The Lantern Townhouse In Dingle town.
DAY 6: From Dunquin village we ride into the hills behind Graigue; where we canter the most westerly point in Europe overlooking the Great Blasket Islands where Ryans Daughter was filmed. We trace the coastline For views of Ceann Sibeal, The Three Sisters and Cloghar before following the old Caharoo bog road from Dunquin over the Clasach and Mount Eagel following part of the Pilgrim’s Route. On arrival in the village of Ballyferriter we head for a gallop on Beal Bán beach before heading for Kilmackader through the beautiful countryside and green roads of the West Kerry Gaeltacht. As we complete our ride, we will have covered many miles over the last six days, had some fantastic riding and enjoyed the most spectacular views Ireland has to offer. We will meet back in Dingle Horseriding for conversation, libation and theorisation! Tonight we stay at the Lantern Townhouse in Dingle where you will again be able to sample the culinary delights of the many cafes and restaurants.
There is a direct 45 minute flight from Dublin airport to Kerry airport and dingle shuttle bus offer a shuttle service from Kerry airport to Dingle which takes an hour.
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Booking Form: Please complete our booking form at:
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday Inclusive. Booking is essential. We can supply boots, helmets and rain gear.
Dingle Horserding accommodates every level of Rider. From Beginners in search of fun, spectacular scenery and a memorable introduction to riding, right through to Advanced riders looking for exciting and challenging rides in open countryside. All riders are assessed in our outdoor sand school prior to their ride and are given basic tuition and aids where necessary, to ensure their safety and comfort; all our horses are surefooted, well schooled, relaxed and reliable.
For Beginners/Novice/Intermediate Riders:
Cnoc an Cairn trek: €45 per person, approx 1 hour depending on pace.
Cú Chulainn: €60 per person, approx 1.5 hours depending on pace.
Shamrock Trail: €75 per person, approx 2 hours depending on pace.
Our Cnoc an Cairn mountain trek, the Cú Chulainn view trail and the extended Shamrock trail are suitable for Beginners and Novice Riders. These trails take you into the hills behind Dingle with views of the Atlantic Ocean and its rugged off-shore islands; here we overlook the most westerly point in Europe. On the brow of the mountain on both the Cú Chulainn and Shamrock Trail we split the group accordingly to ability; experienced riders are taken on the canter track, while Beginners continue on the scenic route.
These treks leave the yard at 10:30, 13:30 (and 16:30 in summertime) each day.
For Intermediate/Strong Intermediate/Advanced Riders:
Kilfountain & Muiríoch River and Beach Trail: €100 per person, approx 2.5 hours depending on pace (great for experienced riders who don't have time for the longer trails).
Gaeltacht Trails: €175 per person, 3.5 - 4 hours depending on pace.
Wild Atlantic Trail: €225 - €295 per person - price depends on route taken, 5-7 hours depending on chosen trail & pace.
Great Blasket Island Trail: €225 - €295 per person - price depends on route taken, 5-7 hours depending on chosen trail & pace.
These rides are tide dependent so departure times change regularly to catch low tide.
Requires a strong level of horse riding fitness. We can, upon discussion, accommodate Novice riders on our Gaeltacht trails.
Riding Ability:
Beginner: A rider with little or no experience.
Novice: A rider who is comfortable and in control at the walk and/or trot but has limited experience trotting and/or cantering.
Intermediate: A rider who is confident and in control in all paces (including posting trots, two point canters and gallops), but does not ride regularly.
Strong Intermediate: An intermediate rider who is currently riding regularly and is comfortable in the saddle for at least 5 hours per day.
Advanced: All of the above, plus the ability to handle a spirited horse on beach and open country.
Children: We don’t accommodate Children under the age of 11 unless they are strong intermediate riders. Children between the ages of 11 and 13 must be accompanied on the guided ride by an adult.
Weight Limit: If you are fit and not overweight you will be safer, ride better and you and your horse will enjoy yourselves more.
Weight limit for competent, fit riders: 16 stone / 224lbs.
Weight limit for novice, beginner riders: 15.5 stone / 215lbs.
NOTE : For heavier riders we do have a strong Irish cob and a Clydesdale cross, please discuss when making the booking.
Riding Style: While good riding is much the same in any saddle, not all Western riders are comfortable in an English saddle; at Dingle horse riding we use direct rein and post the trot. Taking some lessons in an English saddle before you begin your trek should iron out these differences.
We supply Helmets, boots and rain gear if required.
Directions: From Main Street continue up Goat Street to the top of the hill, at the apex of the hill directly after Ash Mount Terrace turn right and follow this road for a Kilometer where you will see us up on the right through the red gates.
Drive time: 5 minutes. Walk time: 20-25 minutes.
GPS: DINGLE HORSE RIDING; 52.139093, -10.271020
Booking: If you would like to make a firm booking please do so by leaving your details at our secure online booking form at
Important notice regarding Beach Riding:
We do not bring Beginner or Novice Riders to the beach; Beach riding requires Intermediate level, English style and a good level of horse riding fitness. Please give us accurate information about your riding, health, weight and fitness and note that riders will be assessed in the arena before we leave the yard.
2016 Week Long Post to Post Trail Ride Dates:
Thursday 21st April - Wednesday 27th April ... *Booked out*
Thursday 5th May - Wednesday 11th May.
Thursday 19th May - Wednesday 25th May.
Thursday 2nd June - Wednesday 8th June.
Thursday 16th June - Wednesday 22nd June.
Thursday 30th June - Wednesday 6th July. *Booked Out*
Thursday 1st September - Wednesday 7th September.
Thursday 15th September - Wednesday 21st September.
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DINGLE HORSE RIDING LTD VAT REGISTRATION NUMBER : 8264292L
Written 29 February 2016
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