All along these rides, we follow quiet little horse trails, 4WD Tracks, Fire Trails and Forestry Roads. We go throughout the State Forest including Eucalypt forests, pockets of rainforests, waterfalls, creek crossings, historic timber railway line, special rocks and trees. We also climb up and descend along steep ridges and pass through rolling farmlands.
We visit a local winery, cafes and a Macadamia Farm to taste the unique products from this region and ride along the Pacific Ocean for kilometres of long deserted beaches.
We climb up to the picturesque Comboyne Plateau, an elevated farming region of green rolling hills, to take in the breathtaking views to the Pacific Ocean.

Itinerary Country and Coast :

Day 1 : Port Macquarie or Kendall
Arrival in the afternoon. Transfer from Port Macquarie Airport (at 5 pm) or Kendall Railway Station (at 6 pm).
Dinner with your hosts and co-riders and discussing the week program.
Night at the lodge.

Day 2
Ride through the hilly terrain of the Kerewong State Forest with eucalypt forests and rainforests.
Stop at a creek side picnic ground in the middle of the forest for lunch with the opportunity to swim in a rockpool swimming hole.

Day 3
Ride to impressive Comboyne Mountain (670 m), which peak can be seen from the riding centre. Magnificent 360 degree view at the top. Horses and riders enjoy a well deserved lunch break at the peak, before descending back home.

Day 4
Long day ride, starting along a historic timber railway line, to local Bago Winery. Creek crossings with many opportunities to watch wildlife (eg Kangaroos, Wallabies, Black Cockatoo's, Goanna's).
On arrival taste the local produce while looking over the vineyards. Transfer back to riding centre.

Day 5
Fantastic beach horse riding along the Pacific Ocean. Watch out for dolphins in the waves and a close encounter with kangaroos . Lunch in the dunes or at a local café. Transfer by horse float.

Day 6
Farmland horse ride to the beautiful green rolling and fertile farmland of the Comboyne Plateau. On clear days views to the Pacific Ocean. In the evening farewell dinner with authentic Aussie Barbecue.

Day 7 : Kendall or Port Macquarie
Departure after breakfast. Transfer to Kendall Railway station or Port Macquarie.

Itinerary Valley Views, Plateau and Beach :

Day 1:
Arrival at the farm in the late afternoon. Transfer from Port Macquarie Airport or Kendall Railway Station. Dinner with your hosts and co-riders and discussing the week program.

Day 2:
Introductory Ride through the hilly terrain of the Kerewong State Forest with eucalypt forests and rainforests. Stop at creek side picnic ground in the middle of the forest for lunch with the opportunity to swim in a rockpool swimming hole. Overnight at the Lodge.

Day 3:
Ride to the adjoining Hannam Vale Valley. Stop for lunch at Waitui Waterfalls and continue through Eucalypt plantations to your accommodation for the night, a small working alpaca farm and eco friendly but luxury B&B farmstay.

Day 4:
After a hearty cooked country breakfast we ride to the Comboyne Plateau. On the way, we stop to take in the valley views from Flat Rock Lookout. Your accommodation is a unique retreat situated atop the magnificent Comboyne Plateau where you can indulge in amazing uninterrupted views to the coastline and relax your muscles in the outdoor hot tub on the veranda deck.

Day 5:
Farmland and forest horse ride returning to the riding centre and the Lodge, starting with the beautiful green rolling and fertile farmland of the Comboyne Plateau with views to the Pacific Ocean and continuing through expanding eucalypt forests.

Day 6:
We conclude the week with our fantastic beach horse riding along the Pacific Ocean. Watch out for dolphins in the waves and a close encounter with kangaroos! Lunch in the dunes or at a local café. Transfer by horse float. In the evening, we enjoy a farewell Aussie Barbecue dinner.

Day 7:
Departure after breakfast. Transfer to Kendall Railway Station or Port Macquarie.

Important
All our programmes above are indicative. They can be modified or rearranged for Forestry activities, technical, safety and weather reasons. In this case, only the people in charge of the supervision are able to take the decisions that are necessary.