The Project

At Luna’s Horses, passion for the Peruvian Paso runs in the family. We believe these horses are more than just animals; they are teachers of nobility, strength, and grace. Our mission is to share the unique 'brío' and elegance of this breed with everyone who seeks a deeper connection with nature.

Horseback Riding Tours

Based in Urubamba at the heart of the Sacred Valley, Luna’s Horses offers everything from serene rides to multi-day mountain adventures. We cater to all levels, ensuring that neither time nor experience is a barrier to enjoying the Peruvian Paso. Explore our suggested routes or let them inspire a custom-made journey tailored perfectly to your needs.

Lessons

At Luna’s Horses Equestrian School, we invite riders of all ages and levels to master the art of riding the Peruvian Paso. Our school focuses on the unique connection between horse and rider, teaching the technical skills of this specialized breed while fostering values of patience, respect, and discipline. Whether you are a beginner taking your first steps or looking to refine your technique, our personalized instruction ensures a safe and rewarding learning experience in the heart of the Sacred Valley.

Shows

Experience the soul of Peru with our Dancing Marinera exhibition, a breathtaking display of harmony between the Peruvian Paso and our traditional national dance. Whether hosted at our beautiful Urubamba location or as a featured spectacle for external events and hotels, this show captivates audiences with its elegance, rhythm, and cultural heritage. It is a unique celebration of grace and 'brío' that offers an unforgettable highlight for any visit to the Sacred Valley.

Peruvian Paso Horse

The Peruvian Paso is an equine breed native to Peru, descending from the Spanish horses introduced during the conquest and the early colonial era. It has been officially declared a protected breed of Peru and a 'Flagship Product' by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism. This breed is highly distinct due to its unique body proportions and its characteristic gait. While historically rooted in Northern Peru—specifically in La Libertad, Lambayeque, and Piura—this exceptional species has flourished and developed across Southern Peru as well.

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Camino Real Pisonayniyoc s/n, Patawasi, Sec. La Cantuta.

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