What ages does Aayan Equestrian Club take?

The club's website says riding lessons start from 4 years old, and its kids' training packages are listed for ages 5 to 12. Adult lessons are for ladies - the club says it is for ladies and children only. Confirm your child's starting age with the club.

How much do kids' riding lessons cost?

The club's website lists kids' beginner lessons at AED 100 per class, AED 1,000 for 10 classes, AED 1,200 for 15 classes and AED 2,400 for 30 classes. Advanced riders pay AED 200 per class, AED 1,800 for 12 or AED 3,500 for 30. Confirm current prices when you book.

Is there a trial lesson?

The website does not mention a trial - ask the provider. A single class is listed at AED 100 for kids.

Wadi Alamardi, Al Warqa, Dubai. Beach rides are based in Jumeirah.

WhatsApp or call +971 50 382 0208, email info@aayangroup.com, or fill in the registration form on aayangroup.com.

Aayan Equestrian Club

Q: When are lessons?

The club's website lists its timings as Saturday to Thursday, 6AM to 8AM and 4PM to 9PM, and its Google listing shows it closed on Fridays. Ask the club which slot suits your child's level.

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Wadi Alamardi

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PriceAED 100a class, lowest price
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Aayan Equestrian Club is a horse riding club in Wadi Alamardi, Al Warqa, that describes itself as for ladies and children only. Its website says it offers riding lessons for young children (starting at 4 years old) through to advanced riders. Kids' training packages are listed for ages 5 to 12, priced per class or in blocks of 10, 15 or 30 classes, with separate packages for adults and for advanced riders. The club lists its timings as Saturday to Thursday, 6AM to 8AM and 4PM to 9PM, and its Google listing shows it closed on Fridays. Beyond the arena, it also offers beach rides, based in Jumeirah, and desert hacks for advanced riders. Bookings and questions go through WhatsApp or the phone number on its website. It is rated 4.5 on Google from 119 reviews.

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The activity

Horse Riding, explained

Horse riding lessons start on the ground and in the saddle at a walk: children learn how to sit, hold the reins and steer, usually with an instructor leading or lungeing the horse at first. As balance and confidence grow, riders move on to trotting, riding on their own in the arena and, later, cantering and jumping. Along the way kids learn to approach and handle a large animal calmly, which builds patience, focus and a sense of responsibility. Riding also works core strength, posture and coordination. Riders wear a helmet, and many schools add a body protector for young children. Ask each school what age it starts from.

Who it's for

Ladies and children - the club's website says it is for ladies and children only. Lessons run from young children (the site says from 4 years old) to advanced riders; the kids' training packages are listed for ages 5 to 12, so confirm your child's starting age with the club. The site mentions therapeutic horseback riding lessons but gives no details - ask the club whether they suit your child.

What to expect

The club's website lists beginner packages for kids and for adults, and separate packages for advanced riders, sold per class or in blocks of classes. It does not describe what a first lesson involves, how long a lesson lasts, the group size, whether helmets and body protectors are provided, or whether a trial class is offered - ask the provider on WhatsApp (050 382 0208) before you go. Lessons run within the club's timings of 6AM-8AM and 4PM-9PM, Saturday to Thursday. There is an online registration form on the website.

Highlights

Ladies and children only (aayangroup.com)
Riding lessons from age 4 through to advanced riders (aayangroup.com)
Kids' beginner packages (ages 5-12): AED 100 per class, AED 1,000 for 10, AED 1,200 for 15, AED 2,400 for 30 classes (aayangroup.com)
Advanced riders: AED 200 per class, AED 1,800 for 12 or AED 3,500 for 30 classes (aayangroup.com)
Morning (6-8AM) and afternoon/evening (4-9PM) timings, Saturday to Thursday (aayangroup.com)
Beach rides based in Jumeirah, and desert hacks for advanced riders (aayangroup.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Aayan Equestrian Club is rated 4.5 on Google from 119 reviews. Of those, 98 are five-star and 7 four-star, while 4 are three-star and 10 are one-star.

The facts

Ages: Lessons: from 4 years old
Kids' packages: 5-12
Ladies and children only
(aayangroup.com)
Prices: Kids beginner: AED 100/classAED 1,000/10AED 1,200/15AED 2,400/30 classes
Adult beginner: AED 150/classAED 1,500/10AED 1,800/15AED 3,000/30
Advanced: AED 200/classAED 1,800/12AED 3,500/30
(aayangroup.com)
Schedule: Saturday-Thursday 6-8AM and 4-9PM; closed Friday (Google listing)
Trial: Ask the provider
Where: Wadi Alamardi, Al Warqa, Dubai
How to book: aayangroup.com/registration-form · +971 50 382 0208 · [email protected] · wa.me/971503820208
Opening hours: Mon–Thu6–8am, 4–9pm
FriClosed
Sat–Sun6–8am, 4–9pm

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Closed on Fridays; the club's website lists its timings as Saturday to Thursday
Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and toilet (Google listing)
Beach rides are based in Jumeirah, not at the Al Warqa club; for beach and desert rides the club asks for payment and a copy of your national ID in advance (aayangroup.com)
Prices are as listed on the club's website - confirm the current price when you book (aayangroup.com)

Prices, ages and times change — confirm with the provider before you book.