Riding on East Side Beach, Grand Turk.
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Grand Turk Horseback Riding

Editor's Comments
The beach where much of this ride takes place isn’t exceptional due to the typically large amounts of washed-up seaweed, but otherwise, this riding experience is great. Suitable for nearly all ages and skill levels.
4-star rating for Horseback Riding by Visit Turks and Caicos Islands
The view from the bluffs of Grand Turk.

Grand Turk is a great destination for water sports, and horseback riding brings a bit of the ocean element to what’s traditionally thought of as a land sport!

The Routes and Sights

Most rides include the option of wading in our crystal-clear ocean water, at beaches such as Pillory Beach, Governor's Beach, and East Side Beach.

Prices range from about $120-180. Tours may be booked through your cruise line as a “shore excursion”, or privately on your own. When booking, be sure to confirm the time and which vessel you’re arriving on.

Ride Da Rhythm

Crossing the bluff to North Creek.

This new riding stable is located on Lighthouse Road, to the northeast of Cockburn Town.

Guided 60 and 90-minute beach rides on Pillory Beach (the calmest beach on the island) are offered, as well as custom tours.

Tour Details and Requirements

  • Minimum rider age of six years.
  • Tours range from 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
  • No previous riding experience is required.
  • Drinks are typically included.
  • Tours are not suitable for those who may be pregnant or have back injuries.
  • As is also the case with the stables on the island of Providenciales, small and hardy island ponies are used. Because of this, there is a weight limit of 220 pounds (100 kg) per rider per horse.
  • Helmets are available for children and those who request them.

Cruise Center Transport

Transport from the Grand Turk Cruise Center is included with all horseback riding tours, and the local businesses will work with the cruise ship schedules.

If you have a rental car, it’s possible to make your own way to the stable, yet for most, they will likely be difficult to find. We advise consulting the map and having a phone, so you’ll be able to call if necessary.

What to Wear and Bring

See Also What to Bring to the Turks and Caicos

Recommended riding apparel differs according to whether you’d like to wade in the ocean or not.

On land, it’s best to go with long pants and closed shoes.

If you expect to ride in the ocean, flip-flops and long pants that won’t get bogged down with water are preferable.

Due to our intense sun, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended as well. To avoid sunburn, long sleeve rash guards or synthetic shirts are also a good choice.

A compact camera may be brought, yet we advise against larger types. Be aware of the risk of damage by water or falls.