Destinations where the horse is part of the culture
From the Pantanal to the Pampas, from Andalusia to Iceland: regions where local history and the horse walk together.
In some parts of the world, the horse is not a tourist attraction: it is part of the identity. Visiting these places is also a way of getting to know ways of life.
Pantanal and Pampas
In Brazil’s Pantanal, cattle drives cover long distances, and the Pantaneiro horse is adapted to the flooded plains. In the Pampas, the Crioulo horse accompanies the gaúcho tradition.
Andalusia and Iceland
In Andalusia, the Pura Raza Española is tied to the tradition of classical riding. In Iceland, the Icelandic horse is known for the tölt, a smooth gait characteristic of the breed.
Every equestrian culture reveals its own way of living with horses.
In upcoming articles, we will explore destinations, routes and practical tips for each of them.
