The Black Forest 2021
Go with us for a horse trekking in Germany, in the south-western area of the country, where myths and legends intertwine… let's talk about the black forest. A place described as one of the most beautiful and evocative, where wild nature dominates, together with monasteries, castles and medieval ruins that have inspired legendary fantasies of spirits, witches and werewolves. As well as of benevolent creatures. These stories handed down from antiquity have survived and come down to us: heroic deeds, spells, wizards, witches and strange creatures that will inspire your fantasies. The beautiful German countryside awaits you, an atmosphere of peace perfect for enjoying long hours in the saddle surrounded by nature. The surroundings of the Wuerttemberg castle lend themselves to various opportunities: relaxing walks to discover the Black Forest or exhilarating horse trekking through the plateaus of “obere Gaeu” and the Nagold valley. You will be pleasantly surprised by the beautiful views of the Alps. Long gallops immersed in nature await you, then relax at the end of the day in delightful small hotels and enjoy tasty traditional meals.
Shared guaranteed departure dates, minimum 1 person departing from Italy
It is possible to request additional departure dates with a minimum of 2 participants.
PARTICIPANTS: MIN 4 MAX 15
Duration: 8 days / 7 nights
from € 1,540 - Voli esclusi
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
from € 1,180 - Voli esclusi
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Premio Turismo responsabile Italiano 2011
