Horsing Around in Iceland
February 25, 2019 - 2 minutes readIn addition to volcanoes and glaciers, Iceland is world-renowned for its horses, the descendants of ponies transported to the island in longships by Norse settlers in the 9th and 10th centuries.
Iceland ProTravel offers a variety of fun and exciting horseback activities and day tours. All of these equestrian tours are operated by highly trained, specialist guides who speak good English.
Northern Exposure
June-August
5 nights/5 riding days
Nominated by Britain’s Sunday Times as one of the 10 best trails in the world, this horseback adventure explores the wonders of Lake Mývatn and Europe’s largest waterfall — Dettifoss.
Hekla and Landmannalaugar
June-August
6 nights/6 riding days
Horseback riding in the rugged region around Hekla, a snow-capped stratovolcano that has erupted numerous times throughout the ages.
Kjölur: Across the Heart of Iceland
June-August
7 nights/6 riding days
One of the best ways to see as much as possible of Iceland is riding across the heart of the island — between glaciers — on the ancient Kjölur Trail.
Snæfellsnes: The Magical and Mysterious
June-August
7 nights/6 riding days
A gallop across one of the island’s most gorgeous landscapes, with “tölting” (a special Icelandic pony gait) along secluded sandy beaches.
Gullfoss-Geysir Special
June-August
5 nights/4 riding days
This equestrian tour takes place in the hot spring area of Geysir and Gullfoss waterfall. Participants also visit Thingvellir National Park on the transfer day. Accommodation at a holiday farm with an outdoor hot tub and private guest rooms.
From Geysers to Mountains
June-August
1 night/2 riding days
Two days in amazing landscapes!
Horse Riding, Northern Lights and Geysir
September-March
2 nights/2 riding days
Autumn in Iceland means a countryside ablaze with color and the Aurora Borealis dancing in the Arctic night sky. Visiting some of the island’s best-known sights, riding an Icelandic horse along fine bridle paths and (after a great day in the saddle) marveling at a dazzling Northern Lights display.
Tags: Fun things to do in Iceland, Horseback Riding in Iceland, Iceland, Iceland Day Tours
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