The horse stable appears to be competently run by a knowledgeable team. A focused lesson was provided before guests mounted their horse, and care was taken to ensure all were comfortable before departing. Horses were gentle and cooperative. The route consisted of a loop within a pine forest with a descent down a flowing river (water up to an adult's ankles so bring water shoes and an extra pair of dry footwear to change into afterwards). Lockers available for use for 10 TL. On site photography is prohibited while staff took photos all throughout the journey. Staff was not aggressive in pushing guests to purchase photos afterwards. For those opting for the transportation, note that you may visit several hotels en route to the horse stables. A "one hour" experience was actually four hours when accounting for pick up/drop off and the experience itself, which consisted of a 45 minute ride after a 30 minute instructional session.

My partner and I rode in a small group with another couple. As promised, the horses did almost everything on their own, so it was a great experience even for us as inexperienced riders. I particularly liked the ride through the small stream. The price is absolutely great! You are not allowed to take your own pictures while riding. A photographer accompanies the ride so you can buy photos afterwards. (100 TL for a printed photo size A5, the price is totally fine in my opinion)

It was super fun! The local people were super nice. What I didn't like that much was that one horse stood alone at the fence the whole time and could neither move its head to the ground nor did it have much freedom of movement at all. It was also saddled and already had the snaffle on. Otherwise, one had the impression that the horses were doing well. Just be careful with the three hours. You really sit on the horse for maybe 30-45 minutes.