6 Luxor Horseback Riding Tours Worth Flying For

1.Private Horse Riding Tour in Luxor West Bank

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 91 reviews · from $12Our pick

Ride privately with Luxor Stables through villages, sugarcane and banana fields, desert tracks, and temple country. Choose one to four hours, sunrise or sunset, or an all-day ride. Guides such as Mahmoud and Mando help new riders feel secure, while helmets, water, and optional chaps are included.

“I did the 3h sunrise tour. We rode through the sugar cane and banana fields, villages, a short part in the desert passing some monuments and temples and stopped at the balloon starting point to watch them rise. It was a magical experience and one of my favourRead more”

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2.Luxor: Scenic Camel or Horse Ride

★★★★★★★★★★3.9 · 24 reviews · 1h 30m · from $15

You’ll spend about an hour on a camel or horse in Luxor’s West Bank, passing banana and mango trees, village streets, and Nile-side roads. A driver collects you in Luxor, and an Arabic- or English-speaking instructor helps you choose and mount your animal. Expect a rural outing, not a desert trek.

“we had a excellent time we were well looked after we got to see where they were looked after my mum was really scared as hit was her first time but they took good. are of her and put her at ease Thank you for our trip”

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5.Rural Horse Riding Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · from $21

Join Lesley Hammam and The Adventure Within Egypt for a private horseback ride through rural Luxor’s West Bank. You’ll ride a local Baladi horse past farms and village life, learn basic riding and animal care, then enjoy Egyptian tea before your return transfer. Hats are supplied, but bring suitable clothing and boots.

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6.Luxor: Farm Tour 30 Hectares(Breakfast With Arabian Horses)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 2 hours · from $30

Your 2-hour visit to Al-Habib Farm includes hotel pickup, a traditional Egyptian breakfast, fresh farm produce, and a guided walk among Arabian horses, cows, sheep, goats, birds, bees, and a camel. Guides Abdo and Rajiv may lead the visit, with Arabic and English available.

“amazing, 62 types of mango to see. beautiful horses and lovely breakfast”

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