The night will be spent in a tent, at a base camp. There will be no toilets, adaptability is the linchpin of this real adventure.

• Number of participants: max. 5
• Level: medium
• Horse riding experience required: confident and trained rider
• Horses: all trained in western riding and particularly suitable for trekking
• Meals: dinner and breakfast will be prepared at the bonfire
• Van: luggage will be carried by the van to the camp site
• Guides: the horse trekking will be guided by an expert horseback rider

• Terrain: vineyards, paths, country roads and white roads. Short stretches on asphalt
• Height above sea level: from 600 m.a.s.l. to 1,000 m.a.s.l.
• Legs of the journey: normally, the total time on horseback does not exceed 5 hours per day
• Prevailing gaits: step, where and if possible trot and gallop

General Program Outline
Day 1 - Arrival on Saturday in the early afternoon. Your luggage will be carried by the van to the base camp. On horseback you will need about 2 hours to reach the base camp. Enjoy your dinner at the bonfire. Overnight stay in the tent.
Day 2 - After breakfast, departure for your all-day horse ride through the vineyards of Valpolicella, admiring the views that extend to Verona on one side and Lake Garda on the other.
Extra lunch and return to the stables in the afternoon.

Clothing: it should be comfortable and above all not brand new (especially footwear) as new clothes may often hold unpleasant surprises. Please wear comfortable shoes, even for walking, but with rigid soles to allow a good contact of the foot with the stirrup. Avoid boots with smooth soles and too tight clothes. Pants should be comfortable and hard-wearing. Remember to bring a raincoat, a hat for the sun and a bathing suit with you. It is also important to keep in mind that even in the hottest periods, a sweater may be necessary for the evening. The luggage should not be bulky because the space on the van is limited, so avoid hard suitcases.

Pharmacy Kit: Your horse guides carry commonly used medicines and a first aid kit. Any health problems that require special medications must be reported before departure. Allergy sufferers must bring their usual medications, as well as travelers who are allergic to commonly used medications.

• 2 days / 1 night
• Large single bivouac tent
• Dinner (grill) and bonfire at the campsite and breakfast
• 1 horseback ride of two hours on the first day
• 1 day trekking (about 5 hours in the saddle)

• Transfer and personal travel insurance
• Lunch on the second day in a restaurant (Sunday)