Exploring Gower on horseback
Just 18 miles long, the Gower peninsula is blessed with such a wide variety of spectacular scenery packed into such a small space. No wonder it was the UK’s first-ever designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB 1956). What’s more, most of its beauty is accessible, and offers free and unrestricted access to its miles of sandy beaches and its moody moorlands and marshes.
Our family loves to explore Gower in many different ways: walking on our own two legs, cycling on two wheels, and since Freddie the horse has become the latest addition to the family, our girls have started to see Gower from a new perspective from the saddle of their four-legged friend.
“What I like about Gower on horseback is that you can have a new experience. You and your horse can see the same thing and you can enjoy this bond. Watching the sunset after a long ride is just beautiful.”
If you have lots of horse-riding experience or have none, Gower can offer you the horse-riding package to suit your needs and abilities, and those of your family or group. Whether it’s a led-walk, a gentle trot, a brisk canter, or a full-on gallop, it’s all here.
Clyne Farm
www.clynefarm.com
Clyne Farm is situated between the city of Swansea and the village of Mumbles and within a half-hour drive of Bayview. With its own 80 acres of woodland and spectacular views across Swansea Bay, it offers led-walks and hacks (trots and canters) for individuals and groups.
Please ring to discuss your booking with Wanda or Michael.