Get Off the Beaten Track
Journeying by horseback is an especially immersive and rewarding way to experience a new place, as you feel the rhythms of the land beneath you and explore less-traveled areas. Embrace the opportunity to disconnect from the noise of everyday life and tune into something more meaningful. Forge a deep connection with your horse, enjoy the camaraderie and support of your fellow adventurers and take some time for yourself.
Featured Trips
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Iceland Horseback Riding Tour
Iceland
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Departures:
Jul, Aug
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Trip Duration:
9 Days
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Azores Horseback Riding Tour
Azores, Portugal
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Departures:
May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct
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Trip Duration:
8 Days
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Scotland Horseback Riding Tour
Scotland
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Departures:
Aug
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Trip Duration:
10 Days
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Peru Horseback Riding Tour
Peru
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Departures:
Jun, Sep, Oct
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Trip Duration:
10 Days
Immerse Yourself in Nature
Ride through incredible landscapes, whether it’s the lush river valleys of Mongolia, the mist-shrouded lochs of the Scottish Highlands or the sand dunes of India. Enjoy physically active days and ultra-relaxing nights, with authentic cuisine and joyful recaps of the day around the dinner table or campfire. With a range of trips for riders of different abilities, Wild Women Expeditions has something for every horseback riding enthusiast, so get some riding practice in and choose your perfect adventure.
Saddle Up for a Unique Adventure
Feel like You’re Flying
Featured Guide
Meet Kyd
A lifelong horseback rider, Kyd Campbell now lives with her own herd in Peru. A world traveler, she thrives in epic landscapes and has found a home in the high Peruvian Andes. Guide, rancher, mother and teacher—and so much more!—Kyd lives to share precious and transformative experiences with other adventurers. Kyd takes people on journeys to little-visited places and has always worked with women’s empowerment groups and artisan collectives in remote locations. She has a deep connection to Peru’s rich culture.
Kyd has been working with the Andean locals along the route since 2013, allowing for great connections and cultural exchanges. She focuses on respectful training for her horses, allowing each animal to bring its personality and energy to the tours.
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