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Horse riding in Sharm El Sheikh lets you choose between a desert trail, a ride along the Nabq shoreline and mangroves, or a canyon route through the Nabq area, with hotel pickup and a horse matched to your level. Rides run in the morning, afternoon and at sunset, and the most popular option is one hour in the saddle.
You don’t need any riding experience. First-timers can be led on a lead rein at a slow pace, while confident riders get more freedom to steer. It works well for families, couples and anyone who wants a quieter side of Sinai than the beach resorts.
The day starts with a pickup from your hotel in an air-conditioned minibus. The stables sit near Nabq, on the edge of the desert north of the resort area, so the drive is short.
At the stables you meet the instructors and grooms. They ask about your riding experience, then pick a horse to match. A nervous beginner gets a calm, steady horse, and an experienced rider gets one with a bit more energy.
Before you mount, the instructor runs a short safety briefing and shows you how to hold the reins and sit correctly. Helmets are handed out, and chaps too if you want them. This part matters more than people expect, so listen closely even if you’ve ridden before.
Local tip: in summer, the afternoon and sunset slots are the most comfortable, since the midday sun in Sinai is harsh on both riders and horses.
The classic option. You ride across sand tracks and soft dunes with the Sinai mountains on the horizon, taking gentle climbs at an easy pace. The route includes a stop at a Bedouin tent for mint tea. It’s the calmest and most scenic of the three.
This route follows the shoreline at Nabq, where the mangroves grow right at the water’s edge. The sea breeze keeps it cooler than the desert, and it’s at its best close to sunset. [CONFIRM: Experienced riders can take their horse into the shallow water.]
A mix of desert plateau and low, rocky wadis inside the Nabq area. The views change more often than on the other routes, and you may spot wildlife along the way. Photographers usually pick this one.
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Your driver collects you from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh at the time confirmed for your slot. The drive to the stables near Nabq takes around 30 minutes.
On arrival, the team matches you with a horse and fits your helmet. You get a short safety briefing, and beginners are shown the basics before setting off.
You head out on your chosen route: desert, beach and mangroves, or canyon. Rides last from 45 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the option you booked.
On selected rides you stop at a Bedouin tent for herbal or mint tea. At sunset there's often time to walk up a small dune or hill for the view before riding back.
Back at the stables, you dismount, say goodbye to your horse and take the minibus back to your hotel.
Beginners: no experience needed. Lead-rein riding at a slow pace is available.
Children: welcome. minimum age for riding alone, e.g. 5 years; child price age range]
Health: not recommended during pregnancy or for anyone with serious back, neck or mobility problems. Mention any health issue when you book.
Timing: please be ready in your hotel lobby on time. Stables run to a tight schedule so the horses get proper rest between rides.
Horse care: horses are rotated and rested between rides, with shade and water at the stables.]
Booking ahead: sunset rides are the first to fill up in high season, so reserve a few days early if you want that slot.
Pickup confirmation: we send your exact pickup time the day before by WhatsApp.]
Payment: : pay on the day in cash (EUR, USD, GBP or EGP) / no deposit needed]
Cancellation: cancellation policy]
Q: I’ve never ridden before — is it safe?
Yes. Most tours cater to absolute beginners: instructors will brief you, fit a safe horse, and offer guided lead options.
Q: Can I ride on the beach?
Yes—many providers offer beach or mangrove rides, often at sunset for the best views. Water riding may be limited to experienced riders.
Q: How long is the typical ride?
Common options are 45 minutes, 1 hour, or 2 hours. A one-hour ride gives a good balance of exploration and relaxation.
Q: Are children allowed?
Yes, children can join. Age minimums vary by operator; younger kids may ride on a lead or share a pony.
Q: What if I’m nervous?
Tell the instructor — they’ll choose a calm, reliable horse and keep the pace steady. Most nervous riders relax quickly.
Horse riding in Sharm El Sheikh is a rare way to connect with Sinai: slow your rhythm, feel the horse’s step, and watch the landscape unfold. Whether you choose a sunrise desert trek or a golden-hour beach ride, this is one of those simple experiences that becomes a favorite memory.
Ready to ride? Contact your preferred operator now to reserve your slot
Yes. Instructors give you a safety briefing, choose a calm horse and can lead your horse on a lead rein for the whole ride.
You can choose 45 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours of riding. One hour is the most popular choice.
Add about 30 minutes each way for the drive between your hotel and the stables, plus a few minutes for the briefing.
Yes. Pickup and drop-off from Sharm El Sheikh hotels by air-conditioned minibus are included.
Near Nabq, on the desert edge north of Sharm El Sheikh, about 30 minutes from most hotels.
Yes. The beach and mangrove route follows the Nabq shoreline, and it's especially nice at sunset.
[CONFIRM: Yes, experienced riders can take the horse into the shallow water on the beach route.]
There are morning, afternoon and sunset slots. In summer, the afternoon and sunset rides are cooler.
Yes. Children are welcome, and younger kids can ride on a lead rein. [CONFIRM: minimum age]
[CONFIRM: Yes, the maximum rider weight is … kg.] Let us know in advance if you're unsure.
Long trousers and closed shoes or riding boots. Add a hat and sunglasses for the sun.
Yes. Helmets are provided, and chaps too if you need them.
Anglo, Arabian and Anglo-Arabian horses, matched to each rider's experience.
Yes. On selected rides you stop at a Bedouin tent for mint or herbal tea.
Yes. Private rides with one-to-one instruction are available at a higher price.
Horse riding isn't recommended during pregnancy.
[CONFIRM: Prices start from € 35 per person for 1 hour.] Longer and private rides cost more.
No deposit is needed. You pay on the day of the ride.]
[CONFIRM: cancellation policy]
Send a WhatsApp message to +20 120 290 5255 with your date, time slot, route, number of riders and hotel.
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