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Swap Tbilisi’s cobbled streets for the steady rhythm of hooves on a private two-hour ride near Lilo Mall. Ideal for beginners and travellers who want guided, hotel pickup-inclusive equestrian time on the city’s outskirts.
Swap Tbilisi’s cobbled streets for the steady rhythm of hooves on a private two-hour ride near Lilo Mall. Ideal for beginners and travellers who want guided, hotel pickup-inclusive equestrian time on the city’s outskirts.
You leave central Tbilisi in an air-conditioned van and the city’s tile roofs and narrow streets fall away as you head toward the Lilo area. A compact equestrian club waits on the outskirts — horses stamped, saddles checked, an instructor greeting you with practical calm. Mounting up, the rhythm of hooves replaces traffic noise; the route runs across rolling pasture edges and scrubby ridgelines that frame the city to the northwest.
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Operated by taxiGo Limo Airport Service · Tbilisi, Tbilisi
You leave central Tbilisi in an air-conditioned van and the city’s tile roofs and narrow streets fall away as you head toward the Lilo area. A compact equestrian club waits on the outskirts — horses stamped, saddles checked, an instructor greeting you with practical calm. Mounting up, the rhythm of hooves replaces traffic noise; the route runs across rolling pasture edges and scrubby ridgelines that frame the city to the northwest.
Georgia’s relationship with horses goes back centuries: from cavalry routes to farm work, equines have shaped local movement and crafts. Geologically, the approach to the club crosses young foothills formed by folds and faulted terraces of the Trialeti foothills, with quick views across plains where soil thins into rocky scrub. Culturally, riders here reflect a working tradition rather than showy sport — expect straightforward instruction and a focus on safety and comfort.
Practically, the tour is private and two hours long (about 90 minutes in the saddle), with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Helmets and basic riding gear are provided; long pants and closed-toe shoes are recommended. The pace is suited to beginners through steady intermediate riders: you’ll do walk and trot with controlled stretches of canter depending on the group and horse.
Bring water, sun protection, and a small daypack. If you have back or heart issues, or are pregnant, this tour is not recommended. For photographers, the light late afternoon or early morning gives the best contrast between the horses and the low hills.
No — the tour accommodates beginners with basic instruction; you’ll spend most time walking and some trotting depending on comfort.
Yes — private hotel pickup and drop-off in Tbilisi are included in the tour price.
Yes — helmets and basic riding tack are provided by the stable; you should still bring long pants and closed-toe shoes.
People with serious back or heart conditions, and pregnant travelers, are advised not to join; always disclose health issues when booking.
taxiGo Limo Airport Service operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You leave central Tbilisi in an air-conditioned van and the city’s tile roofs and narrow streets fall away as you head toward the Lilo area. A compact equestrian club waits on the outskirts — horses stamped, saddles checked, an instructor greeting you with practical calm. Mounting up, the rhythm of hooves replaces traffic noise; the route runs across rolling pasture edges and scrubby ridgelines that frame the city to the northwest.
You leave central Tbilisi in an air-conditioned van and the city’s tile roofs and narrow streets fall away as you head toward the Lilo area. A compact equestrian club waits on the outskirts — horses stamped, saddles checked, an instructor greeting you with practical calm. Mounting up, the rhythm of hooves replaces traffic noise; the route runs across rolling pasture edges and scrubby ridgelines that frame the city to the northwest.
Georgia’s relationship with horses goes back centuries: from cavalry routes to farm work, equines have shaped local movement and crafts. Geologically, the approach to the club crosses young foothills formed by folds and faulted terraces of the Trialeti foothills, with quick views across plains where soil thins into rocky scrub. Culturally, riders here reflect a working tradition rather than showy sport — expect straightforward instruction and a focus on safety and comfort.
Practically, the tour is private and two hours long (about 90 minutes in the saddle), with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Helmets and basic riding gear are provided; long pants and closed-toe shoes are recommended. The pace is suited to beginners through steady intermediate riders: you’ll do walk and trot with controlled stretches of canter depending on the group and horse.
Bring water, sun protection, and a small daypack. If you have back or heart issues, or are pregnant, this tour is not recommended. For photographers, the light late afternoon or early morning gives the best contrast between the horses and the low hills.