Cabrit Farm: Horse Riding near Kibbutz Cabri

Woodland east of the kibbutz

Cabrit’s outings explore the Western Galilee landscape around Cabri. The farm calls the KKL woodland east of the kibbutz Yaar HaDubim, or Bear Forest. Its route descriptions mention trees, natural scrub, cattle grazing nearby and viewpoints towards the sea. Several routes are offered, and the farm says an outing can be tailored to a group by prior arrangement. Ask which route will be used for your visit rather than assuming every departure follows an identical trail.

Choose the outing that fits your visit

English riding with a dressage focus

Cabrit describes a riding school that has operated for several decades; its website does not give an exact founding year. The sporting programme focuses on English riding and dressage, where the rider’s seat and subtle aids guide the horse through controlled movements. The farm states that its school horses serve riders at different levels and that its instructors hold qualifications recognised by the sports administration. Regular tuition is a separate programme from a recreational forest outing, so discuss your objective when contacting the team.

Lessons and concentrated courses

Private lesson

30 minutes

The duration published on the sporting riding page.

Group lesson

45 minutes

The farm states that lessons run throughout the year.

Starting age

From 8

This applies to the school and concentrated courses. It does not establish the minimum age for a forest outing.

Concentrated courses

Separate enrolment

The website describes courses during the summer break and Sukkot, Passover and Hanukkah holidays. Riders are grouped by age and ability. Ask about the next available course.

Therapeutic riding as a separate programme

Cabrit also describes therapeutic riding sessions involving contact with the horse, horse care, exercises and stable work. The team reports experience with children and teenagers, including special-education settings. Discuss individual suitability and any required documents directly with the farm. If you intend to use a health-fund arrangement, check the current process with both the farm and your fund. The presence of this programme should not be read as a promise of a medical outcome or automatic eligibility for support.

Find the stable on Rimon Street

The official address is Rimon Street, Kibbutz Cabri, written רחוב רימון, קיבוץ כברי in Hebrew. No street number is published. Ask the farm for the exact meeting pin and the approach to the stable before setting out. A general address inside the kibbutz does not identify the correct entrance. Check parking arrangements separately. Visitors who need step-free access or assistance mounting should discuss their specific needs with the team before confirming a programme.

Agree on a time before travelling

Contact Cabrit directly

• Farm phone 052-8011104
• Email [email protected]
• Official website https://cabrit.coi.co.il/
• Details to provide Tell the farm your party size, children’s ages and riding experience. Ask it to confirm the duration and participation rules for your chosen programme.

Questions before your visit

• Where is Cabrit Farm? On Rimon Street in Kibbutz Cabri. No street number is published; request the exact entrance and meeting point from the farm.
• What horse rides are listed? One-hour and two-hour group outings in the forest east of the kibbutz, plus separate guided outings for a couple.
• Is there a sea-view ride? The two-hour programme describes a stop overlooking the Mediterranean. Confirm the actual route when arranging the outing.
• Can a couple ride separately? Yes. The farm lists one-hour and two-hour formats with just the couple and a guide. Confirm availability directly.
• What is the minimum age? The school and concentrated courses are described as suitable from age eight. Ask separately about age limits for trail rides.
• How long are riding lessons? The sporting riding page lists 30 minutes for a private lesson and 45 minutes for a group lesson.
• What are the opening hours? No fixed weekly timetable is published on the official pages. Agree on a specific lesson or ride time by calling 052-8011104.
• Does the farm offer therapeutic riding? Yes, as a separate programme. Discuss suitability, paperwork and any health-fund arrangements individually with the team.