easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for children and beginners with basic mobility; no advanced fitness required.
Join Yarraman Territory this July for a special Introduction To Horses experience in Virginia, NT. Kids will enjoy hands-on horsemanship skills in a safe, friendly setting close to Darwin.
Experience a memorable morning with Yarraman Territory’s Introduction To Horses during the July School holidays in Virginia, Northern Territory. This hands-on adventure provides young people a rare chance to bond with horses through grooming, feeding, and leading activities, designed to build confidence and foster essential horsemanship skills. Suitable for beginners, the session includes interactive Q&A moments to deepen understanding of horse care and behavior. The calm, scenic environment of Virginia offers a peaceful backdrop perfect for families looking to engage with nature and animals in a meaningful way. By participating, youngsters not only gain practical skills but also create lasting memories and a newfound appreciation for these magnificent animals. Whether it’s your child's first time near horses or an opportunity to enhance their early equine knowledge, this private session promises an enriching, joyful experience in Australia's Northern Territory. This program runs exclusively during the July School holidays, making it an ideal seasonal activity for children and families visiting the area.
Protect your feet during grooming and leading horses by wearing sturdy closed-toe footwear.
Stay hydrated throughout the morning, especially when outdoors near horses.
Horses can be startled easily, so move calmly and speak softly to keep them relaxed.
The Northern Territory sun can be intense; protect your skin during outdoor activities.
Virginia area holds cultural significance for local Indigenous communities with a long history of connection to the land and animals.
Yarraman Territory practices sustainable horse management to minimize environmental impact and promote land preservation.
Protect feet while interacting safely with horses.
Shield against strong sun exposure during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the session.
Keep warm during chilly Northern Territory mornings.
winter specific