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Horseback...A Ride For The Disabled RiderExplore > Jamaica > Montego Bay > Horseback...A Ride For The Disabled Rider
OverviewOur equestrian center is the finest in the Caribbean. You may ride along beautiful bridle paths. This stable was the center of interesting dynamics on our trip to Jamaica. I found them and called just before our flight to St. Lucia. We had a great meeting and actually met one of their frequent riders, a young boy named Kevin. We headed to the airport and discovered that we had misread our tickets and our flight left 2 hrs. earlier! Next flight was the next day so we pushed everything ahead one day, including our return home. On our flight home, we were separated (last minute booking!) and I sat next to a lady from Chicago with a home in Montego Bay. She loved what we were doing and offered some names of people to call and one was the owner of the stables. She described her son, mentioning how wonderful the stable owners were to him, and I asked if his name was Kevin. YES - how about that for strange coincidences!!! Our equestrian centre, operated by one of Jamaica's most celebrated equestrians, offers 28 carefully selected and groomed mounts, experienced trail masters, a Polo Arena and Jumping Arena. Ride through a nature reserve or along bridle paths that wind through the cool hills and valleys and enjoy the countryside. This ride will last approximately 2 hours. It is supervised by people who have experience helping the disabled rider. Please wear long pants. Wear sneakers or similar type shoes. No sandals. Transfers are not included. It's about a 15 minute taxi ride from the cruise ship pier, and will cost approximately $12-15 per taxi each way. NOT ADVISABLE FOR PREGNANT WOMEN OR THOSE WITH NECK OR BACK PROBLEMS. Riders must be over 6 years of age and under 230 pounds. Days offered: 7 days a week Departures:
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