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Equestrian
Berber Horses & Arabian Thoroughbreds.

Private equestrian outings in the High Atlas and the Royal Stables of Meknès. Native Berber horses and Arabian thoroughbreds, local riders, half-day, full-day or multi-day rides with a night in a kasbah.

Equestrian Berber Horses & Arabian Thoroughbreds
  • Region

    Atlas · Marrakech · Meknès

  • Recommended month

    Available all year

  • Duration

    day

  • Response

    Availability by calendar, confirmed in writing

  • Signed by

    Mohamed Ben

What’s included

Five signed points.

  • 01Berber horses from the Atlas + Arabian thoroughbreds from the Selman haras
  • 02Half-day, full-day or three-day rides with a night at Kasbah Telouet
  • 03Access to the Royal Stables of Meknès with official permission arranged
  • 04Full gear included · English, Moroccan or western saddle by preference
  • 05Berber lunch prepared in camp under an Atlas tree

How we organise it

The Berber horse is a millennial Maghreb breed, declared heritage. We work with three trusted studs: the Selman Marrakech haras (Arabian thoroughbreds), the Royal Stables of Meknès (restricted access arranged by introduction) and a Berber breeder in the Imlil valley with native horses born at altitude.

Rides always go out with a local rider who knows the terrain, never in open groups. For advanced riders we offer a multi-day Marrakech–Telouet route with a night at a private 17th-century kasbah. For beginners, classical dressage sessions in the Selman covered arena, instructor one-to-one.

Before signing

Frequently asked

  • Yes. Each of the twelve services works independently. If you only need a jet, a yacht or a day of golf, we handle it without you having to sign a full experience.

Combinable with

Three experiences that
fit.

This service can be booked on its own or as a complement to a signed experience. The three most recommended:

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