Passion pour les Balades à Cheval en Nature

Ayis Riding Essaouira

A passion born of a childhood dream

Since the age of five, I have had a deep passion for horses. Every time I had a few coins in my pocket, only one idea came to mind: save money to buy a horse. Year after year, this dream grew in me, guided by a growing fascination for the equestrian world and Moroccan traditions

I remember with emotion a friend who was passionate about horses, who passed on his knowledge to me and often lent me his horse, which I considered almost like mine. He was one of the first to nurture my attachment to this noble art.

When I was twenty, I worked for six months alongside a friend. This work allowed me to save enough money to finally realize my dream: I bought my very first horse that I nicknamed Ayis.

Among the traditions that have marked me most, Tbourida holds a special place in my heart. This spectacular equestrian art, rooted in the Moroccan heritage, features riders in traditional clothes galloping in line, synchronized, shooting simultaneously with their rifles in a striking detonation. Present at religious festivals, festivals and local celebrations, the Tbourida embodies honor, bravery, warrior heritage and equestrian mastery. My greatest desire was to participate one day, with my own horse.

Today, this dream has become reality. This passion, nurtured from childhood, continues to guide my journey. It is an integral part of my identity, and I am proud to share it with you through this site.