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Horseback Adventures through Pembrokeshire’s Bluebell Woods

I’m sure it is in young girl’s genes to love horses and ours are no exception… they have loved horses since they were exposed to them with local riding schools for special treats… But since we’ve been away this has grown into something of a passion for both girls who have read every single Pippa Funnell’s excellent series of  horse books from cover to cover

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So as we’re staying at Bluestone Wales, we’ve relented and given into the pressure and taken up the chance of a ride through Pembrokeshire‘s beautiful bluebell woods with the nearby Marros Riding School. Horse Riding offers many challenges to the inexperienced riders, but we all felt thoroughly safe throughout the family ride experience…. in fact the horses were that good, that we’ve all convinced ourselves that we are ‘naturals’ and have missed our calling in life!!!

Once suited and booted by the lovely Amber & Hazel, we headed out for an afternoon hack along a scenic forest and bluebell trail… All without the aid of a rope including some enjoyable inclines and descents with views of small waterfalls and babbling brooks… Both girls were in their element and the sound of pure, uncontrolled laughter was worth every mile travelled to enjoy this family experience…

The warm welcome allowed the girls to immediately relax into their surroundings, and the ponies/horses were fantastic throughout. The poor things should go on to give plenty of other children enjoyable afternoons this summer, but only if they can recover from sore necks after all this attention from Lottie & Libby!! Horse riding is only one of a growing list of fantastic family friendly activities close to Bluestone Wales, so if you’ve got active children and fancy finding out more – why not check out our Sea Cliff Climbing  in Penally article, Pembrokeshire’s Coastline with Kids or perhaps even our Surfing Lesson on Newgale Beach.

With tired bodies after the ride, we piled back into the motorhome close to the centre of the stables and quickly got ready to head onto Broadhaven South for a late afternoon walk with the girl’s grandparents . It’s certainly an easy, yet active family experience that certainly led to 2 very happy faces!!!

But if you love a good beach to watch the sun go down, then check out these pictures from Broadhaven South…. or check in over the weekend to read our full Pembrokeshire Guide with plenty of tips to find more family fun in this stunning area of Wales.

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Richard

Ever wanted to pack your bags, just jump in a motorhome and go off and explore Europe as a family? Well, that’s exactly what my family has done since September 2015. Visiting 35 European countries, travelling over 54,000 miles and grabbing over 450 family experiences on the way… enjoying Bobsleigh in Norway, Climbing into Mt Etna in Sicily or Kayaking the River Dordogne.

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