Horseback Riding on Casablanca Beach

Expect a relaxed one-hour ride along the wide Atlantic beach, usually starting near the Morocco Mall area. The horses are generally calm and used to beginners, so it’s suitable for most levels. You’ll trot along the sand with sea views on one side and the city skyline in the distance. It’s not a wild adventure but a pleasant, breezy way to see the coast without the crowds. The sand is soft in places and firmer near the water; guides keep things safe but not overly exciting. Early morning or late afternoon rides avoid the strongest sun and give better light.

The best season is spring (March–May) or autumn (October–November) when it’s cooler and less windy. Summer can be hot and humid, while winter brings stronger Atlantic winds. Expect to pay around $35–65 per person for a standard one-hour beach ride, including basic instruction and transfers from central hotels. Private rides or longer outings push toward the higher end.

Pick the shorter beach-only ride if it’s your first time riding; it’s enough to enjoy the setting without getting sore. Skip add-ons like photos or camel combos that mostly inflate the price. Wear closed shoes with a bit of heel, long trousers, and bring a light jacket — it’s often windier than you expect on the beach.