Top Horseback Riding Spots in Turkey

I recommend going on a weekday rather than a weekend. It was way less crowded and more relaxed when I visited on a Tuesday. Plus, you get more personal attention from the staff!

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes. You’ll be walking around a lot and if you’re planning to ride, you’ll want shoes that won’t slip easily. Trust me, blisters are no fun!

I think it's key to arrive around 10 am for the best experience. That's when the riding classes start, and you can catch the horses and trainers in action before the heat kicks in.

I think you should grab some snacks before you go. The facilities don’t have much to eat, and I was starving during our ride. A little picnic could make your day more enjoyable.

If you can, try to go early in the morning around 9 AM. The weather is cooler, and there are fewer people, so you can enjoy the ride with a peaceful atmosphere.