Pegasos was created from a simple idea – to live what we love and share that feeling with others. From that idea, a space emerged where horses, nature, and movement come together naturally through everyday work and the programs we offer. Today, Pegasos is more than a place for riding. It is an environment where everyone can find their own way of being in nature, whether through learning, recreation, or more serious sport-oriented training.
Pegasos Center brings together three distinct but connected segments, each with a clear role.
Unlimited includes recreational and educational programs for children and adults who want to meet horses, learn to ride, or simply spend active time in nature. Through riding school, individual and group lessons, camps, and outdoor activities, this program offers a first contact with horses, as well as the opportunity to continue that journey at a comfortable, personal pace.
The Equestrian Club represents the sports segment of the center and brings together riders who want to train seriously and consistently. Through regular training, riders develop knowledge, discipline, and a deeper understanding of working with horses, while preparing for competitions in dressage, show jumping, and endurance riding.
Riders of Hope operates as a separate organization focused on developing therapeutic programs for children and adults with developmental challenges. Through this segment, working with horses gains an additional dimension and becomes a tool for support, personal development, and improving quality of life.
Pegasos is located just 20 minutes from the city, yet offers a completely different atmosphere. Set on 14 dunums of land, surrounded by forest and open views of Sarajevo, the center provides a sense of space, calm, and freedom of movement that is increasingly rare. Numerous forest and countryside trails allow for active time outdoors, whether through riding or walking, and are often one of the main reasons people keep coming back.
The center is organized to support daily work with horses and riders, while also ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors. The stable is currently home to 15 horses, and the 3 x 3 m stalls with natural footing provide quality accommodation and easy access to turnout areas and arenas. The space is designed to meet the needs of the horses as well as the daily work of instructors and riders.
For riding, three different working areas are available, allowing for gradual progress and an individual approach for each rider, from first contact to more advanced training:
This organization of space allows multiple activities to take place simultaneously, while maintaining high standards of safety and quality for both horses and riders.
Within the center, there is also an equestrian house that allows for extended stays and the organization of various programs. The house accommodates up to 20 overnight guests and 30 people for meals and social activities. The space is designed in a simple, warm mountain-equestrian style, focused on comfort and functionality.
The equestrian house is where the experience continues beyond daily activities, through rest, connection, and shared time. This part often becomes the most memorable. It frequently becomes the central gathering place, where the day ends with conversation, laughter, and planning the next activities.
Guests have access to board games and WiFi, and during weekends, homemade food and drinks are available, adding to the overall experience of being away from the city.
