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bonjour, je cherche le nom du centre équestre qui se trouve a deux pas de la plage ain diab a casa ou bien un autre pas loin
Centre équestre à Casablanca
by CYtY28
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tu veux peut etre parler de la ferme Ould Jmel qui se nomme maintenant : Royal club equestre Casablanca, ou de son voisin l'ex "bayard" qui a pris le nom de Ould Dmel.
ce n'est plus ce que c'était (j'ai construit le premier box en 1984 !! pour mon cheval Kitab)
c'est maintenant entouré de lotissements et d'immeuble, l'accès à la plage est règlementé. de plus même si c'est proche mer , il faut maintenant faire des kms pour mettre les pieds dans l'eau .
"réglementé"
C'est à dire , interdit aux chevaux en journée quand il y a des familles sur la plage, et entre mai et octobre, c'est tous les jours.
de plus à marée basse , il n'y a que des terrains de foot.
De ces clubs , il suffit de moins de 10 mn de route fréquentée pour arriver sur la corniche.
les prix.. pas savoir, il ne me viendrait pas à l'idée de faire la moindre promenade , seul ou accompagné dans cet environnement.
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Hey there, fellow travelers!
I’m planning a multi-month trek across Central Asia starting April/May 2025, blending horseback travel, hiking, and stops of a few weeks if the opportunity arises. Craving adventure, nature, horse contact, human connections, and culture. I’ve got decent endurance from camping and medium/long-haul trips, but this would be my first project of this scale—especially with horses and in such sparsely populated regions.
With an eye toward a well-prepared expedition that still leaves plenty of room for intuition, I’m casting my message in a bottle: + Tips for self-sufficient horseback prep (I plan to do some intensive training in Europe before departure, then start my journey on-site with an agency like Cheval d'Aventure for the first few weeks) + Suggestions for community development/solidarity projects I could join for a few weeks or months along the way + Travel buddy(ies) interested in joining me for part of the adventure (especially for self-sufficient horseback travel), or recommendations on how to find these companions + Any other kind of info is obviously welcome!
Thanks in advance for your invaluable help—and maybe see you for a stretch of the road together!
Antoine.
I’m planning a multi-month trek across Central Asia starting April/May 2025, blending horseback travel, hiking, and stops of a few weeks if the opportunity arises. Craving adventure, nature, horse contact, human connections, and culture. I’ve got decent endurance from camping and medium/long-haul trips, but this would be my first project of this scale—especially with horses and in such sparsely populated regions.
With an eye toward a well-prepared expedition that still leaves plenty of room for intuition, I’m casting my message in a bottle: + Tips for self-sufficient horseback prep (I plan to do some intensive training in Europe before departure, then start my journey on-site with an agency like Cheval d'Aventure for the first few weeks) + Suggestions for community development/solidarity projects I could join for a few weeks or months along the way + Travel buddy(ies) interested in joining me for part of the adventure (especially for self-sufficient horseback travel), or recommendations on how to find these companions + Any other kind of info is obviously welcome!
Thanks in advance for your invaluable help—and maybe see you for a stretch of the road together!
Antoine.