We had a horse and carriage ride booked and driven over to the place. Apparently they used to have a riding school but now offer the carriage rides. I did think by the description that we would be having a meal, that was a bit disappointing.
They were still dressing the horse when we got there, she was a Shire not a Clydesdale as I first thought. Apparently Shires are bigger and stronger.
I was given the front seat for the first part, my seat was about seven feet off the ground.
We rode around the roads and into the hundred acre reserve where we stopped for photos. The ride was for about seventy minutes.
Light refreshments were served, three different types of tea, one was cold. The tea was a side hussle and available to buy if we wanted, we bought a couple of small packets of the cold one, it was three or four types of berries and quite refreshing.
The food was set out on a three tiered plate, three different types of savoury, I know one was pumpkin and fish, they were bite sized and only one per person. The bottom tier was local fruit, two figs cut into quarters, a few blue berries and red guavas. It was $75 each.
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