Travel Trade

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Meaningful experiences rooted in nature, community and connection

A rural Scottish Borders destination offering transformational, year-round experiences through horses, land and shared leadership.

Eat Sleep Ride is a unique rural destination in the Scottish Borders offering immersive, community-connected experiences for visitors seeking something deeper than traditional tourism.

Set on a reclaimed, off-grid site, we bring together horses, nature, food, learning and people to create experiences that are restorative, grounding and genuinely memorable. Visitors don’t just pass through — they participate, connect, and leave with a sense of belonging and perspective.

Our experiences reflect the growing transformation economy, where travellers value wellbeing, personal relevance, sustainability and authentic connection. Whether through equine-led leadership sessions, gentle horse interactions, shared meals by the fire, or time spent in nature, everything we offer is designed to create value beyond the visit.

We work with individuals, families, groups and organisations, and are well suited to multigenerational travel, slow tourism, wellbeing breaks and values-led retreats. Our year-round offer supports sustainable tourism while remaining rooted in local community, land stewardship and care.

Experiences

Our experiences include:

  • Equine-led leadership and wellbeing sessions
  • Community and heritage days with food, fire and storytelling
  • Gentle horse experiences for beginners and families
  • Nature-based learning, reflection and creative space
  • Group experiences for organisations, educators and retreat leaders

All experiences are flexible, personal and bookable, designed to work with tour operators, group travel and bespoke itineraries.



Why Travel Trade Partners work with us

  • Distinctive, non-replicable experience
  • Strong alignment with wellbeing, sustainability and slow travel
  • Ideal for small groups and curated itineraries
  • Year-round relevance
  • Clear social and environmental value
  • Easy to position as a “highlight experience” in the Borders