Horse Rides with Dolphins Worldwide Around the World: 3 to Book

1.Mnemba Dolphin Tour, Clear Kayak, Cooking Class, Horse Riding

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 14 reviews · from $220Our pick

You’ll spend about nine hours with a private guide and driver, starting with snorkeling near Mnemba Island and ending on horseback at the beach. The day also includes clear kayaking at Kendwa, spice tasting, and a hands-on Swahili cooking class. Guides such as Mohamed, Ali, Abdul, and Andy have been praised for friendly service and good local explanations.

“This was one of the best excursions I've ever experienced. From pick-up to drop-off, everything went smoothly. Our tour guide and driver, Mohamed and Ali, were exceptional. They picked us up on time and kept us engaged during the drive bRead more”

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2.Mnemba Dolphin Tour, Cooking Class, Spice Tour, Horseback Riding

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 4 reviews · from $220

Spend about eight hours exploring Zanzibar by sea and land. Snorkel near Mnemba Island, look for dolphins, tour Jambo Spice Farm, cook Swahili dishes, then ride along the Indian Ocean at Mangapwani. Private transport, lunch, water, and hotel pickup are included. Guides may include Babu or Pasqualino, depending on the day.

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3.4 Days Tour Horse, Camel, Spa, ATV, Jeep & Dolphin

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 3 reviews · from $244

You spend four days around Hurghada combining Red Sea horse riding, desert camel and ATV trips, a Jeep and buggy safari, dolphin watching, snorkeling, water sports, massage, and a Turkish Hammam. Hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, entrance fees, dinner, and an evening show are included. Expect a busy schedule and some commercial stops.

“Horse riding and quad biking on the first and second days were good. The third day with buggy, another quad, etc. is a no-brainer. The trips were slow and boring, the "Bedouin village" is more of a theme park with sales stations - although nothing is forced on you there, thankfully. The show in the evening was a joke. The boat trip on the fourth day was good again. However, the coral bleaching has clearly progressed on the reefs we visited. Not much is alive there anymore. For massages we went to the Sultan Spa, which is in the middle of an abandoned industrial area near the airport. Very professional…”

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