Beach Horse Riding at 7 Mile Beach with Horse Riding Tasmania
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour riding, 2.5 hours total event time
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic mobility is sufficient as this is a guided ride with breaks.
Overview
Ride along the vast sands of 7 Mile Beach just outside Hobart with Horse Riding Tasmania. Tailored for all skill levels, this guided beach ride connects you with Tasmania’s coastal beauty and the rhythm of horse and waves.
Beach Ride - 1 Hour (allow 2.5 hours for the event)
Advanced reservations recommended
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Adventure Photos
About This Adventure
Embark on a serene beach ride at 7 Mile Beach, guided by the experienced Sharon. Enjoy the soothing sounds of waves and fresh salt air as you ride at your own pace, whether walking, trotting, or cantering. Perfect for all skill levels, this unique experience includes a brief lesson and safety briefing.
For those that require a shorter ride. Experience the peace and tranquility as you listen to the sound of the breaking waves and the smell of the salt air. Business owner and Head Guide, Sharon will make sure your ride is safe, exhilarating and exciting!
Duration
Ride Time: 1 Hour Total Event Time: 2 Hours
About
Conveniently located at 7 Mile Beach, our beach rides are 15 minutes from Hobart, 5 minutes from the Hobart Airport and 2.5 hours from Launceston.
If your visiting the East Coast of Tasmania beach rides are just 1 hour from Orford and 2.5 hours from Freycinet and Coles Bay.
Experience the peace and tranquility as you listen to the sound of the breaking waves and the smell of the salt air. Business owner and Head Guide, Sharon will make sure your ride is safe, exhilarating and exciting!
We ride at your pace, so whether you want to walk, trot or canter the ride is tailored to your needs and skill level.
Beginners are given a brief lesson at the start of the ride. Ride time is the actual time in the saddle so make sure you allow an extra hour for paperwork, helmet and boot fit plus photo swap at the finish. Oh! yes the horses truly appreciate an apple or carrot at the finish.
Includes Introduction to Horse Psychology
What to Bring
Please wear long pants, sunscreen and bring a small drink bottle (500-600ml light weight bottle), snack, camera if you wish and waterproof front Zip Jacket. In cold weather a thin beanie to wear under the helmet is a good if your a “coldie”!
Inclusions
Helmets Short Lesson/safety briefing Photos Experienced Guides
Adventure Tips
Wear long pants and closed shoes
Protect your legs and feet from saddle friction and potential brush during the ride.
Arrive early for fitting and briefing
Allow time for helmet and boot sizing plus a safety lesson to ensure a smooth experience.
Bring a reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated, especially on warm days—there’s moderate walking involved on and off the horse.
Be prepared for coastal weather
Winds and spray are common; a lightweight waterproof jacket can keep you comfortable.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Australian pied oystercatcher
- Eastern grey kangaroo
History
7 Mile Beach is part of the greater South Arm Peninsula area, known historically for its fishing communities and Aboriginal heritage.
Conservation
Horse Riding Tasmania emphasizes low-impact riding practices to protect beach ecosystems and supports local conservation efforts around native dunes and bird habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Long pants
Protects legs from saddle rub and coastal vegetation.
Closed-toe boots or sturdy shoes
Ensures safe foot placement in stirrups and on the ground.
Waterproof lightweight jacket
Keeps you dry and comfortable during coastal winds and light rain.
spring|fall|winter specific
Sunscreen
Protects exposed skin from intense sun rays during midday rides.
summer specific