Every day 
10:00 h. 
1 hour - 35,00 € / Person, 2 hours - 60,00 € / Person
Itinerario:
At the indicated time, our riding instructor will be waiting for you at the meeting point. After a brief introduction regarding safety measures and good behavior, we will begin a horseback ride along the beach to enjoy nature, accompanied at all times by a qualified instructor with extensive experience, who will give you lots of information about the unspòiled territoryof the natural reserve, its importance for the ecosystem that inhabits there, we will see the old salt flats dating from Roman times, today protected as ZEPA (area of special protection for birds), you will understand their importance during its industrial exploitation, but also their importance today for migratory birds.
Price includes:
- Riding equipment (helmet)
- Riding instructor guide throughout the tour
* Pepe Tours reserves the right to change the itinerary and the order of the excursions for organizational reasons.
More information about the Natural Reserve Punta Entinas Sabinar:
The Punta Entinas-Sabinar Nature Reserve occupies a strip of one kilometer wide between the coastline and the reliefs of Los Alcores, halfway between the municipalities of Roquetas de Mar and El Ejido. It presents a sub-arid Mediterranean ecosystem in which the combination of coastal and terrestrial resources stands out. It lies in the western side of the province of Almeria, from Entinas Cape to the salt flats of Cerrillos and Salinas Viejas.
Four different environments are combined in the reserve: sandy beaches, dune systems set by Mediterranean scrub, salt flats (Cerrillos and Salinas Viejas) and small ponds, which serve as shelter for a rich community of aquatic birds and are a stopover area for numerous species on their migratory journeys. The outer edge of the beaches is colonized by the marram that, in interior areas, is replaced by Mediterranean scrub, such as mastic, black juniper, black hawthorn and agaves. On the other hand, the salt flats have a belt of vegetation, with reed and ryegrass. On its seabed you can find interesting meadows of Posidonia oceanica seagrass (commonly known as Neptune grass or Mediterranean tapeweed), the westernmost colony in the Mediterranean.
The diversity of biotypes favors the presence and abundance of vertebrates. In addition to the pink flamingo, the variety and number of waders that use this area as a resting place on their migratory route stand out, highlighting the great kont, the dunlin, the little stint, the sanderling, the redshank and sandpipers. Among the seagulls, the Audouin and dwarf seagull also stand out.
