Making Memories with Family - I really enjoyed spending memorable moments with my family riding along the beach and listening to the sounds of the waves

peaceful ride - beautiful location with shops and a secluded beach. they give you time to snap some photos and drink coconut water.

Crossed off a bucket list item! - Such a fun experience and was happy to cross this activity off my bucket list :) Everything was very smooth from pick-up at the gates of our hotel to the ride itself. The horses were well-trained and the scenery was beautiful. The staff who guided us along the beach were very friendly and taught us the horses’ names and some fun facts about each one. The ride overall felt a bit long, but we were probably just feeling a bit more tired because of the heat. Overall, it was a pleasant and fun day riding horses on the beach!

fantastic - the whole experience was just great from the pick up from the hotel the guys at the ranch just a beautiful experience

Amazing experience - Excellent service, it was a fun ride along the beach, all staff were kind, and friendly, they also spoke good English.

YOU NEED TO EXPERIENCE THIS WHILE IN PUNTA CANA! - TRULY AMAZING EXPERIENCE!! i loved every second of it except the sunburn bc silly me forgot to apply sunscreen 😂 besides my sunburn, the horses were beautiful and the view was breathtaking! pro tip- wear sunscreen and shoes/clothes that you wouldn't mind getting wet!! All of the horses had their own unique personalities which made it so fun. I had amarillo and he always wanted to be in the front leading the pack whereas my bfs horse fountain was chilling where he was and was fine following amarillos lead! it's def beginner friendly and the guide was truly amazing with over 23 years of experience!

Awesome - Excellent experience. Great communication and pick up and drop off ar hotel. Tour guides went at the pace of the group. We were so lucky to do. 9am tour and have small group off 4. They will take pictures for you. Also at end will offer you good prices on souvenirs from the experience.

Shocking condition of horses - The horses were in bad shape, thin and depressed. 2 of the horses, their shoes were hanging off their feet, which would cause pain to the horses. When I pointed it out they said it was ok. They don't care about the health and welfare of the horses, just the money they can generate. Don't pay into activities that involve animals because these people don't care

Romantic Fun? More Like Horse-Powered Chaos paired with mites! - My wife and I are from Texas and were lured in by the dreamy description of "paradisiacal beaches," "exuberant vegetation," and the promise of a "relaxing and romantic" horseback ride along the seashore. What we got, however, was an experience we hope to forget—though my legs, with their 67 sand mite bites, might not let me. Let's start with those "paradisiacal beaches." If your idea of paradise involves beaches littered with trash and driftwood that looks like it’s been marooned since the Jurassic era, guards walking around with sawed-off shotguns, then you’re in for a treat. The horses, possibly sensing the chaos around them, decided it would be safer to stick together like a herd of oversized, hairy sheep. So, forget about a peaceful ride by the ocean—it was more like a horsey traffic jam with legs being smashed! Now, the tour guides. We had one guide who spoke broken English, but he was hanging out at the back, maybe rethinking his life choices. The guide at the front? Not a word of English. So, no delightful explanations about the vegetation or the "true speculum" of the river. We just got to enjoy the scenery in blissful silence, with no clue what we were actually looking at. When I asked about the “promised photo oops”, the guy just gave me a bewildered look and shook his head like I’d asked him to explain quantum physics. So, no pictures to remember the moment—probably for the best since it’s one I’d rather forget! When it came time for us to return the horses, we thought, what about the advertised galloping, so we had to ask if we could even do it, and then we galloped a whole 50 feet! The highlight? My wife's horse decided to jump over a giant 5’ round wooden log, which was probably the coolest and most terrifying part of the whole ride. As for the end of the river where we were supposed to marvel at nature? Nothing. No talk about the flora, no details, just a hot, sad coconut water wheel barrow. And did I mention the sand mites? This tiny area was littered with sand mites and we couldn’t get out of there quick enough! We all ran back to our horses within minutes but nothing says "safety" like trying to navigate through a herd of restless horses in a space where you could barely swing a lasso. In summary, this tour was not the relaxing, romantic ride of our dreams. It was more like a chaotic group ride on a trash-strewn beach with some very confused horses. Simply unforgettable? Sure, but not in the way we imagined!

If you love horses find somewhere else to go and ride them - Absolutely shocking. The condition of the 2 horses was terrible, they were skeletal, very thin, their bodies had multiple scars and abrasion marks and their fetal matter was a toxic green colour. These horses are obviously malnourished and suffering. When you consider the huge amount of money these places make off tourists there is no excuse to treat the horses so badly. If you love horses find somewhere else to go and ride them.