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About Papiesfontein Beach Horse Rides

Enjoy clip clopping along untouched beaches and through indigenous vegetation with well-schooled horses and experienced guides. All rides start on the farm Papiesfontein between the Gamtoos and Kabeljous Rivers, 10 km from Jeffreys Bay.

The 13 km trail leads over pretty dunes to the river mouth and a long stretch of beach – perfect for an exhilarating gallop. Along the way you’ll see abundant birdlife, animals and marine life. Bookings are essential.

Telephone:
082 574 9396 beachri​des@mweb.co.za
Website:
www.horsetrails.co.z​a
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Papiesfontein Beach Horse Rides is 8.7km from the centre of Jeffreys Bay , the nearest airport 73.3km (Port Elizabeth Airport).
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling