Discover a unique way to experience St. Lucia’s stunning coastline with Sandy Hoofs Riding Stable. From peaceful rides to exhilarating beach gallops, this horseback adventure blends natural beauty with pure adrenaline.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Riders should have basic fitness to remain comfortable during rides that include walking and galloping on uneven terrain.
Wildlife
History
Gros Islet was originally a fishing village before evolving into a lively hub, blending cultural heritage with tourism.
Conservation
The riding stable practices responsible trail use to minimize environmental impact and protect coastal vegetation.
St. Lucia Paradise Transfers
Discover a unique way to experience St. Lucia’s stunning coastline with Sandy Hoofs Riding Stable. From peaceful rides to exhilarating beach gallops, this horseback adventure blends natural beauty with pure adrenaline.
St. Lucia Paradise Transfers is based in Gros Islet, St. Lucia. The business organizes a broad selection of day trips, guided activities, and transportation services across the island.
Offerings include ATV Tours, rainforest hikes and canopy experiences, bamboo rafting, helmet diving, snorkeling, multiple waterfall visits such as Diamond Falls, Latille and Toraille, and notable sights like Pigeon Island National Landmark and the Pitons. Additional activities include ziplining, rainforest cycling, paintball, horse riding at several stables, river and rum distillery tours, bean-to-bar and tree-to-bar chocolate experiences, Castries craft market excursions, and the Gros Islet Street Party. Transfer options include land transfers and air transfers to and from local points. Descriptions provided by the business list guided experiences, family-friendly activities, adventure sports, cultural excursions, and relaxation-focused visits to botanical gardens and beaches. Listings and bookings are organized around specific trips, enabling visitors to choose single activities or combined packages such as triple-adventure days. Information about each trip includes route highlights, expected terrain, and typical inclusions where applicable. St. Lucia Paradise Transfers operates from Gros Islet and coordinates logistics across St. Lucia’s tourist areas. The business’s public listings document the available itineraries and transfer options. Prospective visitors should review individual trip details, schedules, and booking requirements when selecting activities to ensure suitability for fitness level, group size, and timing. Trip summaries often include meeting points, duration, recommended items to bring, age or weight restrictions where applicable, and any required permits or entry fees for protected areas as listed in each trip description online.
Location
Gros Islet, St. Lucia
Based in Gros Islet, St. Lucia
Tours Offered
29 tours
Multiple activities across St. Lucia
Guided Experiences
Guided tours
Guides available on many tours
Transfer Options
Air & Land
Offers air and land transfers
Review trip details, select transfers or packages, and confirm availability for chosen dates to finalize bookings.
Bring sturdy closed-toe footwear
Closed-toe shoes with a slight heel help keep your feet secure in the stirrups during the ride.
Protect yourself from sun exposure
Use sunscreen and bring a hat or UV-protective clothing, especially for rides along the open beach sections.
Stay hydrated before and after riding
The tropical climate can be warm and humid; drink plenty of water to maintain energy and comfort.
Inform guides about riding experience
Sharing your comfort level helps the guides tailor the pace and route to your skill, whether for a calm stroll or a beach gallop.
Helmet
Safety helmets ensure head protection throughout the ride.
Sunscreen
Protect skin from prolonged sun exposure, especially on open beach trails.
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Long pants
Long pants prevent chafing and provide some protection against insect bites.
Water bottle
Carrying water is crucial for staying hydrated in the island heat.