Bakers Beach Horse Riding with Cradle Country Adventures
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Basic fitness recommended; comfortable sitting and handling moderate horse movement needed.
Overview
Ride through Tasmania’s grasslands and pristine beaches with Cradle Country Adventures. Swim alongside your horse and spot native wildlife in Narawntapu National Park’s dramatic coastal landscapes.
Adventure Tips
Wear long pants and closed shoes
Protect your legs from brush and ensure safety by wearing sturdy closed footwear—no sandals allowed.
Bring a valid Parks Pass
A Parks Pass is mandatory for access to Narawntapu National Park, so obtain one in advance to avoid interruptions.
Prepare for varying weather
Tours run in most conditions, but raincoats are recommended since the weather can be unpredictable along the coast.
Experience is welcomed but not required
Riders from beginner to advanced can join, as guides provide helmets, safety briefings, and matched horses.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Forester Kangaroo
- Eastern Quoll
History
Narawntapu National Park, known locally as Tasmania’s ‘Serengeti,’ was established to protect diverse coastal ecosystems and native wildlife.
Conservation
Cradle Country Adventures operates in partnership with Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife Service to maintain minimal environmental impact and promote sustainable tourism.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Long pants
Protect legs from brush and saddle friction during the ride.
Closed-toe shoes or boots
Provide secure footing and protect feet throughout uneven terrain.
Waterproof jacket or drizabone
Keep dry and comfortable during unexpected coastal rain or wind.
spring|fall|winter specific
Sunscreen and hat
Shield skin from sun exposure in open grasslands and beach stretches.
summer specific