• 2-hour guided horse riding tour across Cape Tribulation & its scenic beaches
  
• Tour goes through the Rainforest & the beautiful golden sands of Myall Beach
• Walk your horse into the shallow waters of the ocean

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Experience the unrivaled beauty of Cape Tribulation like a true explorer with a guided horse riding tour.

In this afternoon ride, discover an abundance of local flora and fauna as you weave through the majestic Daintree Rainforest on horseback on your way to Myall Beach.

Once there, you will explore the beautiful coastline with views of the Great Barrier Reef and have the opportunity to walk your horse into the shallow waters of the ocean (clarity permitting).

Cape Trib is a locally owned and managed company located in one of the most bio-diverse regions in the world. Cape Tribulation is the only place on earth where two UNESCO and World Heritage sites meet. We provide a unique travel experience that will enrich you with a greater understanding of the cultural and environmental importance of our location.

Duration: 2 Hours (approx.)
Location: Cape tribulation, QLD

• All riders must remain at a walk. 
• Our tour caters mainly for beginner riders, walking horses through the rainforest and along the beach.
  
• After being paired with a suitable horse, you will be introduced to your guides who will give you instructions and lead your tour.
  
• You will have the opportunity to walk your horse into the shallow waters of the ocean (clarity permitting and only at the discretion of the guides), providing great photo opportunities to capture your experience.
  
• The tour duration is 90 minutes and runs twice daily (except Mondays) departing at 11:00 and 14:30 in a group of maximum eleven riders.
  
• If you are travelling from Cairns or Port Douglas in busy times (e.g. school holidays), please allow sufficient time to cross the river at the ferry.
• Our horses are well treated and maintained and all have a friendly nature (like our tour guides). Guides are equipped with UHF radios and first aid pouches.