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Horseback Riding in Kauai

If you have never done horseback riding in your life, then this is the time you must do it while your stay at the island of Kauai. Watching the Kauai beauty, while riding a horse that slowly takes you through the hidden forests of Kauai and allows you to have the panoramic view of deep valleys and stunning flora is the experience of Hawaii Island that you will never forget.


You must be getting excited to explore the major part of Kauai while riding a horse that cannot be explored through car. On your visit to the Hawaii Islands, horseback riding is one of the major attractions at the island of Kauai that should never be missed.

Depending upon your choice, you can choose the riding package of duration ranging from 1.5 to 8 hours. Some packages include the food that will be served during your trip through the horseback riding adventure. The most famous horseback ride in Kauai is the one known as “Waterfall picnic Ride”. In this ride you will be moving through ranch lands and sparkling waterfalls where you can have pictures and swim as well. The stay at the waterfalls is the real worthy part of this package.

The horse riding services in Kauai are provided by two companies which are Princeville Ranch Stables and CJM country stables. There is a package offered by Princeville Ranch Stables that allows the visitors to have wonderful views of Hanalei Mountains, walk along the Anini beach. At the end, the views of North Shore are there to welcome you. Have a great ride!
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