The Philia Tribe

The Philia Tribe is an inter-species collective made up of horses, donkeys, mules, dogs, and humans. We offer a variety of horse-related activities, including free-range experiences, that you can enjoy with family or friends. The activities are designed and led by Cécile, a passionate breeder and equine behaviorist, who welcomes you into her world to experience unique moments of reconnection with yourself, nature, and animals. Etho Rando – Ethical and Sensory Hike (3 hours): In the Reginu Valley, set out on a gentle hike focused on your relationship with horses: Observing a herd roaming freely Connecting with your horse before mounting Respect, listening, and sharing Ages 12 and up – All skill levels – Max. 90 kg – Max. 3 people Immersion in a Herd of Horses (3 hours): Walk alongside free-roaming horses for a half-day of peace and reconnection. No experience required – Open to ages 6 and up – 2 to 6 participants Everything is done on foot The Breath of the Herd – Energy Healing (2 hours): Lie down on a massage table in the heart of the field and let the horses guide you. They will come to you, guided by their instincts, to help you release tension and emotions. Individual session Ponies – For ages 2 to 7: 20 min of sensory exploration 25 min of walking or riding a pony Or: 1 hr with 20 min of preparation + 40 min of riding Small groups (max 3 ponies), on a paved path (strollers allowed). Heartwarming moments and great photos guaranteed! Pony Daycare (9 a.m.–12 p.m.): For ages 7–12: feeding, grooming, learning equine communication, nature games, treasure hunts… All on foot, alongside the ponies. Max 6 children Individual Equine Coaching: Personalized guidance, led by the horses, to find your center, gain perspective, and reconnect with yourself. Individual sessions tailored to each person Cécile and her team welcome you with open hearts. Practical Information: All activities require advance reservations by phone. The meeting location for the Etho Rando will be provided to you 48 hours before the activity (GPS coordinates or directions). Required attire for everyone: long pants and closed-toe shoes. Be sure to bring sun protection: sunscreen, a hat, or a long-sleeved T-shirt. Bring one large bottle of water per person. A saddle bag is provided on each horse for your personal belongings. For children’s activities: the same attire applies to children; closed-toe shoes are required for accompanying adults.