Equestrian centers and pony clubs Bouches-Du-Rhône

What better way to discover the Camargue than on horseback? This is what Heidi Tissandier and her team offer you in her structure Lou Seden in Saintes-Maries-de-la-mer. The rides and the choice of horses are adapted to the level of each rider so that the experience is only pleasure.
About fifteen horses, each more magnificent than the other, are waiting for you. So saddle up and enjoy the ride through the most beautiful landscapes. Pleasure guaranteed.

A real favorite with riders. Riding in the heart of the Camargue, discovering natural beauty and experiencing unforgettable sensations of freedom, exhilaration and happiness: it's a dream come true! We offer horseback rides adapted to the level of the rider. You can ride through the Manade grounds with a qualified guide, or for experienced riders, trot and gallop along the banks of the Vaccarès pond! An experience not to be missed!

Cacharel is an ideal starting point for horseback riding. Several options are available. A one-hour ride to discover the reserve on the edge of the Vaccarès pond. The visit of the Camargue along the pond and discovery of the breeding of bulls of Camargue race. In three hours, you will be able to survey the deep Camargue. To discover the landscape differently, horse-drawn carriages are also available. Les Cabanes also work with a caterer who can organize Camargue lunches, before or after the walk.

Passage of federal examinations, preparation for competition, training: The reputation of the Pastré equestrian centre is no longer to be done! Here, there are also courses for children from 4 years old, until preparation 7, as well as courses during school holidays (full day from 9 am to 17 pm, with meals on site). For children aged 2 and over, pony baptism is also offered. Its exceptional location also allows for walks in the Forêt forest. The centre also has a restaurant open to all, riders and visitors, from Monday to Saturday and the competition Sundays.

The Bouches-du-Rhône region, and more specifically the town of Alleins, offers a wealth of opportunities for horse-riding enthusiasts. With no fewer than 1,030 km of signposted bridle paths, riders can discover a variety of landscapes, from the Camargue to the Massif de la Sainte Baume, via the Alpilles, the Durance valley and the Montagne Ste Victoire. Typical villages such as Les Baux or Fuveau, as well as towns steeped in history such as Arles or Aix-en-Provence, will also enhance your horseback rides. The beaches of the Camargue offer great gallops, while the Alpilles offer steep trails. Food lovers can also enjoy Provencal specialties such as aioli or fish soup, accompanied by a glass of Côtes de Provence rosé wine. Accommodation is plentiful, with gîtes, equestrian centers and rider-friendly campsites to choose from.

Sébastien offers horseback riding in the Aarc Naturel Régional des Alpilles all year round. Novice or confirmed, adults or children, rides are adapted to suit. On your ride, you will pass near olive groves, climb a hill, through a forest: all the diversity of the Alpilles landscape is offered to you during a few hours, a full day or over a weekend. Labelled Welcome to the Farm (Bienvenue à la Ferme) and French Riding Federation (FFE), the ranch also will welcome your horses, as boarders or for a simple stopover. Quarter horse breeding operation, for cattle work or pleasure.

In the heart of the Camargue Regional Natural Park, Emmanuel will guide you on a horseback ride that will take you to the Vaccarès. During this ride, you will be able to admire a manade of Spanish bulls but also marshes and rice fields. On the little Camargue horses, you will be completely at ease, whether you are a beginner or an expert! In addition, the groups are made up of a maximum of 9 people: you will really feel in touch with nature. You even have the possibility of leaving in VIP with 2! You will have understood, we privilege authenticity.

To make discover the Camargue and its surroundings in horse-drawn carriages, but also to perpetuate the tradition of horse-drawn carriages, such are the goals of the association Les Attelages en pays d'Arles, created in 1991. These enthusiasts have an impressive collection of carriages from all eras, from the most recent carts to the ancient Roman chariots. They maintain and pamper them to produce them for parades, weddings, rides, shows...

Equestrian school, obstacle jump, dressage, full competition, promenade.

The stables work mainly with the horse owners. Year-round pensions will integrate the horse's work or simply retire. It's on the map. The number of boxes is quite important. Stables also offer horses for sale at all levels. No walks for holidaymakers, you will have understood, but professional training.

More spectacular, faster and even faster at night (on Fridays), the second largest racecourse in Marseille (after the one in Borély), created over 70 years ago, has more than 13,000 seats. The polytrack track allows higher speeds to be achieved. The racecourse has its flagship race, the Gaston Deferre Prize, which is held in June. Meetings are essentially galloping or mounted trotting races. The restaurant with its panoramic view is ideal for watching the races, very warm, especially since it is possible to bet without having to travel

For 25 years, the Écuries de la côte bleue teams have been passing on their passion and love for horses. The equestrian center offers a wide range of activities, including forest and seaside rides, pony baptisms, discovery workshops (for children aged 4 to 6), training courses for children and adults, and workshops to discover and explore nature on horseback. Lunch available on site. For horse owners short of space or time, the center also offers a boarding service.