Travel at a horse's pace
Caval&go: riding holidays and journeys
A riding holiday brings together your ability, the route, the group and the accommodation. All four need to suit you, not just the destination.

PLACES AND LANDMARKS
Find it on the map
Caval&go
35 rue Saint-Honoré77300 Fontainebleau
France
This is the agency's address, not necessarily the starting point for your riding holiday.
An agency specialising in horse travel
Caval&go is a Fontainebleau-based agency that organises riding tours, holidays and journeys in France and abroad. Its local history and trips around the forest explain its place among the area’s businesses.
Visit Caval&go to see the journeys currently offered, upcoming departures, prices and the terms that apply to your chosen date.
Your riding level really matters
Read how the riding pace and hours in the saddle are described, then talk to the agency. “I ride sometimes” is not enough information for a trip lasting several days. Explain how recently you have ridden, how comfortable you are outdoors and any physical limits.
A beginner-friendly trip may include a gradual introduction. A route for experienced riders may mean long hours in the saddle and require confidence at walk, trot and canter in open country. Do not overstate your ability just to join a departure.
Understand what the price covers
Before booking, check which nights, meals, transfers, equipment hire, group size and insurance are included. Look at cancellation and payment terms too, and ask what happens if the route has to change.
For a weekend near Fontainebleau, confirm the meeting point. The agency office is not necessarily where you will meet the horses. If you are adding nights outside the package, see where to stay.
The forest today
Equestrian routes must stay on permitted tracks. Following the fires of July 2026, the ONF access map helps explain current closures. The team adapts each route to closures and conditions on the day.
For a shorter local experience, compare Arbonne Équitation. A lesson or trail ride can be a good way to regain confidence before a longer journey.