Granja de cavalls i ponis, eQuillet
At the eQuillet Riding Club, located in the picturesque setting of the Bas Valley, we offer a wide variety of activities designed for the whole family. Our activities are designed to satisfy both horse riding enthusiasts and those seeking a unique experience in contact with nature.
Equestrian activities for all ages.
One of our star activities is horseback riding, which allows you to explore the beauty of the Bas Valley from a unique perspective. For adults, we offer horseback riding tours, while for children, we have ponies adapted to their size and level. We have several options to choose from: a one-hour excursion along the tranquil Fluvià River, a two-hour route that includes a visit to the picturesque village of Mallol and the church of Puigpardines, or a more extensive three-hour experience, which allows you to discover three of the seven villages that make up the valley. These routes are suitable for all riding levels, from beginners to the most experienced riders.
Riding school.
For those who prefer to explore the valley on two wheels, we offer electric bike rentals, a fantastic way to explore the various villages that make up the Bas Valley. These bikes are ideal for effortlessly exploring the paths and roads that crisscross this stunning landscape.
Facilities and services
eQuillet's facilities include riding arenas, paddocks, stalls, a shower area, and a children's playground with a zip line. In addition to outdoor activities, the eQuillet Riding Club also offers dining options so you can enjoy a hearty meal after a day of adventure. We offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a wide selection of dishes, including pans, fideuás, grilled meat, various dishes, and pizzas, all prepared with quality ingredients and served in a welcoming atmosphere.
For more information about our activities and prices, please don't hesitate to call us. We're here to help you plan an unforgettable experience for the whole family at the eQuillet Riding Club.
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Events
Sant Lluc Fair in Olot
From 17 to 18 OctoberGuilleries Fair in Sant Hilari Sacalm
From 17 to 18 OctoberGuided tour of Vic on Sundays in October
18 OctoberSant Martirià Festival in Banyoles
From 24 to 26 OctoberMilanyada in Vallfogona de Ripollès
25 OctoberLluèrnia, Fire and Light Festival in Olot
From 6 to 7 NovemberMountain Fair in Vic
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