Riding in Eastern Europe
Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Poland

Hungary :
For those who like things a little faster, the puszta rides near Kiskunság National Park are probably just the thing - family-friendly Riding centre with fast rides and cross-country opportunities. In the very south of the country, there is a comfort program with accommodation in a restored manor house and star rides with trail character. Fast riding and culinary highlights guaranteed.

Romania:
Romania attracts visitors with its pristine nature and abundance of wildlife in the Carpathians, as well as the tradition and culture of the Transylvania region. Follow in the footsteps of former emperors and conquerors on horseback, as well as legendary figures such as Count Dracula! Pure adventure vacation! We have discovered an exciting Riding tour with great comfortable accommodation in Transylvania that is definitely worth a visit! Let yourself be spoiled by the varied Romanian cuisine and enjoy the freshly prepared regional specialties.

Bulgaria:
Here you can expect a breathtaking, spectacular landscape with many natural wonders (waterfalls, stalactite caves, gorges,...) and a unique culture with continental, Mediterranean and Muslim influences. Many of the mountainous areas are little explored/populated and difficult to access - unless on horseback! You can experience the diversity of the country on riding tours in the central Balkan Mountains and in the Rhodope Mountains in the south of the country.

North Macedonia:
North Macedonia is a true insider tip with plenty of unspoiled nature and beautiful scenery. From snow-capped mountains surrounded by pine forests to rolling green hills or fields dotted with wildflowers, countryside offers a wealth of scenery and a range of experienced guides to make your ride an exciting experience.

Poland:
Poland offers a very varied landscape. If you look at the whole of countryside from a bird's eye view, you can see the Carpathian and Sudeten mountain ranges to the south. To the south are the Beskid and Bieszczady mountains. 
The Masurian and Dramburg Lake District are particularly attractive in terms of scenery, as is the Baltic Sea in the north with its extensive sandy beaches.