Ardonés Waterfall

Call +34 606 232 101 or write to us at: contacto@animaequi.com, to enjoy an unforgettable equestrian experience.

• Certified guide, horses, equipment, accident insurance, and civil liability insurance.
• Local transfers (from Anciles to the starting point of the route and from the end point of the route to Anciles.).

• Travel to the Benasque Valley (international flights, transfers from airports or other locations).
• Possibility to organize transfers from airports or other locations, at additional cost.
• Accommodation and meals.
• Possibility of organizing breakfasts, snacks and meals if your accommodation is at Casa Mingot.

Recommended material* for multi-day rides

• Hiking boots or safety boots with good grip (that adapt to gaiters).
• Socks.
• Riding trousers.
• Riding gaiter, also known as chaps or mini-chaps.
• Comfortable and non-irritating underwear.
• Undershirt (thermal option).
• Long-sleeved shirt or T-shirt.
• Jersey.
• Anorak or heavy jacket.
• Waterproof (that covers torso and pants).
• Buff or neck gaiter.
• Sun Cream.
• Riding helmet (if you don't have one, we'll leave it to you at Anima Equi).
• Sun Cream.
• Sunglasses (optional)
• Cap or hat for mealtime.
• Gloves (optional)

* Given the high variability of the high mountain climate, we recommend wearing appropriate clothing for any type of weather.

When you hire a route with Anima Equi you are supporting a family business that carries out its activity in a small town in the Pyrenees and contracts services with other local producers: hotels, restaurants, taxi companies, ranchers, restaurateurs, etc. All of this encourages the growth of a region that is currently at risk of depopulation.

By keeping a herd of horses in semi-freedom we help to conserve the environment, thanks to the grazing in the meadows at the bottom of the valley and the high mountain pastures. Harvesting hay from our meadows also contributes to a pasture rotation system that maintains the landscape of the Benasque Valley. Equestrian tourism is an activity that does not rely on motorized transport, and when support vehicles are needed, we minimize travel as much as possible. Additionally, Anima Equi collaborates in maintaining a network of traditional trails to protect local flora and fauna.

If you’d like to help, please avoid littering, minimize unnecessary noise that could disturb wildlife, and observe nature without disrupting it. Thank you!