Private riding lessons in Switzerland
Book a private riding lesson with an instructor we arrange for you. Horse and stable arranged as part of the session.
Horse and stable are part of the booking
You do not need your own horse. The session includes a suitable horse matched to your level, which matters more than anything else about a riding lesson — a nervous rider on the wrong horse learns nothing except to be more nervous.
What a private lesson covers
Position and seat for beginners; flatwork and transitions for most; jumping or trail work for confident riders. Say honestly where you are when you book, including how long since you last rode.
Towns
Horse riding coaching by town
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Lausanne Lake to hillside, Ouchy to Chalet-à-Gobet. from CHF 140
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Geneva Lakeside parks, international crowd, cross-border reach. from CHF 140
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Nyon Between the two cities, with the vineyards behind. from CHF 140
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Sion The driest, sunniest corner of Switzerland. from CHF 140
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Delémont The Jura proper, and almost nobody on the roads. from CHF 140
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Zurich Lake, river and the Uetliberg, all inside the city. from CHF 140
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Bern A river loop, a sandstone old town, the Alps on the horizon. from CHF 140
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Villars-sur-Ollon A balcony above the Rhône, facing the Dents du Midi. from CHF 140
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St. Moritz High-altitude sunshine and the oldest winter resort there is. from CHF 140
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Gstaad Chalets, high pastures, and a very long season. from CHF 140
Common questions
I have never ridden. Is that fine?
Yes, and it is a normal booking. The first lesson is mostly about getting comfortable and learning to stop.
What should I wear?
Long trousers and boots with a small heel. A helmet is compulsory and provided if you do not have one.
Can children book?
Yes, with instructors who work with that age group. Tell us the age and any previous experience.