
Casa Soto and Ayala Polo Academy present The Long Ride to Lunch on Tuesday 27 October 2026. Meet at Bunker Beach, Sotogrande, at 10:30am to be matched with a horse. Ride out at 11:15am through cork oak forest and heather hills, then across dunes to the beach. Lunch is at 12:30pm beside Torre de Carbonera; the return beach ride starts at 1:45pm, with dismounting at Bunker Beach at 2:30pm.
€275 per rider includes a horse matched to the rider, guidance throughout by Ayala director and head coach Richard Blake Thomas, a private-chef beach picnic with wine and drinks, and photographs from the day to keep and use.
All riding levels are welcome, including people who have never ridden before. Eight spaces in total, subject to current availability. Long trousers and closed shoes are required; riding hats are provided. Advance reservation and organiser confirmation are required. No minimum age, cancellation or weather-change terms are published.

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