Horses in the Wild is a 7-day immersive experience where participants integrate into a herd of 30 free-roaming horses within a regenerating landscape.
Here, horses are not a resource — they are part of a coherent social and ecological system that invites you to transform.

Throughout the program, you will move through a progressive process that begins with observation and presence, and evolves into interaction, connection, and — only when the horse allows — riding.

This is not traditional horsemanship.
It is a way of relating based on trust, awareness, and mutual regulation.

What makes this experience unique?

• Becoming part of a herd of 30 free-roaming horses as a living system
  • Learning to relate from presence rather than control
  • Understanding herd dynamics, natural leadership, and emotional regulation
  • Developing non-verbal communication with horses
  • Following a path toward riding based on connection and consent
  • Participating in land and biodiversity regeneration processes
  • Experiencing how horses influence your nervous system
  • Beginning each day with meditation and yoga
  • Immersing yourself in the natural rhythms of Las Nativas

The process

Entering the system
From day one, you are invited to perceive Las Nativas as a living system where everything is interconnected: horses, humans, and landscape.

Observing before acting
You will learn to read the herd — its movements, relationships, tensions, and harmonies — developing a more refined and conscious perception.

Presence and communication
Horses do not respond to commands; they respond to your internal state.
Here, you will develop clarity, coherence, and the ability to relate without forcing.

Rewilding
You will understand how we support horses in living within more natural structures: in freedom, in herd, and with minimal human intervention.

From connection to riding
Riding is not a goal — it is a consequence.
It only happens when there is genuine acceptance from the horse.
At that moment, the experience shifts completely.

Regenerating the land
You will actively participate in caring for the ecosystem, understanding the role of horses in regeneration processes.

Integrating the experience
Each day includes reflection spaces to connect what you lived with your own inner process.

A day in Horses in the Wild

07:00 — Meditation and yoga
We prepare the body and nervous system for the relationship with the horses.

08:00 — Breakfast

09:00 — Meeting the herd
Observation, presence practices, or guided interaction.

11:00 — Land care and food preparation
Hands-on work in regeneration and biodiversity. Harvesting from the garden and fruit trees (seasonal), and preparing meals together as part of living within the system.

13:00 — Lunch and rest

15:00 — Afternoon session
Communication, regulation, herd dynamics, or the path toward connection and riding.

17:30 — Personal time
Nature, journaling, or rest.

19:00 — Dinner

20:00 — Integration circle (on selected days)
A space to share, integrate, and close the day.

Participation requirements

No prior experience with horses is required, but a specific inner disposition is essential.
We work with small groups of up to 5 participants, offering a personalized approach.

Participants are expected to:

• Be open to an experience based on observation, presence, and process rather than immediate results
  • Feel comfortable in natural environments and in direct contact with animals
  • Be willing to adapt to the rhythms of the land, the weather, and the herd
  • Be able to engage in moderate physical activity (walking, standing, land-based work)
  • Have an interest in personal processes related to attention, regulation, and relationship

Language

The program is offered in English (and in Spanish if group composition allows).

2026 Dates

• September 29 – October 5
  • October 20 – 26
  • November 24 – 30