ALANYA
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The 6 most popular horses in Alanya. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Ride rescued horses above Alanya, then explore Syedra Castle ruins with sea-and-peninsula views, plus optional pool swim.
“I had such an amazing time doing this activity! The horses are really well cared for, and the best part is that they’ve all been rescued from neglect or mistreatment by previous owners. It’s clear they’re now in a safe and loving environment. The ride lasted around 2–3 hours with a nice break in between,…”
Small-group horseback riding near ancient Syedra, with hotel transfers, training, and Turkish tea for a value-focused Alanya countryside break.
“The price-performance ratio is rubbish. However, if you want to help support horses from poor conditions and spend a little time with them, this is the place for you. However, you should lower your expectations of a varied experience as much as possible.”
Calm horse riding in Alanya with free hotel pickup. Friendly horses, 1.5 hours to Syedra and a village, plus scenic Mediterranean views.
“My husband had an injury just before the horse riding about 19 hours before when I informed them about it, they did not care and refused to refund the money very bad customer service my husband getting injured was not our fault but yet I was told I could not get anything back”
Private 3-hour horseback riding in Alanya with pros, included pickup and equipment, plus time to explore Taurus hills and trails.
“Amaizing experiences. Great and Very friendly staff. Thank you very much 👍👍”
Horseback ride from Alanya to Taurus foothills near Seki village, with big views, Syedra ruins, foam party, tea, and shuttle.
Alanya horseback riding in the Taurus Mountains with pickup and transfer. Scenic trail to Kargicak with sea and castle views.
“Very happy with the service. Good customer service. They helped us with the tour and guide us where to find thing. Very good staff and welcoming. Definitely well recommend to everyone to vist these people.”
