You’ll ride gentle horses along Playa La Cachora in Todos Santos with a local guide who knows every turn of the beach. Feel the sea breeze, spot birds overhead, and see daily life unfold from a new perspective—moments you’ll remember long after your boots hit the sand again.
Ever wondered what the ocean smells like from horseback? I hadn’t, not really, until we found ourselves clipping along Playa La Cachora in Todos Santos. The horses were calm—mine was called Luna, a little stubborn but patient with my nerves. Our guide, Martín, had this way of whistling softly to the horses that made them relax (and me too, honestly). The air tasted salty and there was this low hum from the waves that made everything else fade out for a while.
I kept thinking I’d feel awkward up there but it’s surprisingly easy once you get moving—the saddle creaked under me and Luna’s mane felt rough between my fingers. Martín pointed out some pelicans gliding just above the surf and told us about how locals come here at sunset for picnics or just to watch the sky change color. He laughed when I tried to say “La Cachora” properly—my accent is hopeless, but he was kind about it.
We passed a couple of families walking their dogs and one old man who waved without saying anything. There’s something about seeing a place from horseback that makes you notice details you’d miss on foot—the way the sand shifts under hooves, or how quiet it gets when you’re away from town. I still think about that stretch where the wind picked up and all I could hear was Luna breathing and the ocean rolling in. It felt like time slowed down right there.
Yes, it’s suitable for all physical fitness levels and beginners are welcome.
Infants can join if they sit on an adult’s lap; specialized infant seats are available.
The ride takes place along Playa La Cachora in Todos Santos.
Yes, service animals are allowed during the experience.
Yes, there are public transportation options close to the meeting point.
No, it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers.
Your ride includes a comfortable saddle (silla de montar) provided by your hosts so you don’t need to bring any special gear—just show up ready for some fresh air and sandy hooves along Playa La Cachora.
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