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      Winter Icelandic horse riding tour across snowy plains with mountain views, 02G Icelandic Diversity experience

       Reykjavík, Iceland

      Iceland Horseback Riding Tour with Lava Fields and Seafood

      Saddle up and taste Iceland — ride through volcanic landscapes on an Icelandic horse and end with a steaming bowl of local seafood soup. This is the Iceland most visitors never get to experience.

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      €155.00
      Group of riders on Icelandic horses trekking through snowy lava fields on a guided winter horse tour in Iceland

       Reykjavík, Iceland

      Icelandic Horse Guided Tour Through Lava Fields and Farms

      Tölt through Iceland's timeless meadows and lava fields on a five-hour heritage ride that ends with coffee and a homemade treat at the farm. Perfect for every rider, no experience needed.

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      €130.00
      Group horseback riding through Marardalur Valley of Horses, Iceland, across green lava fields and streams

       Reykjavík, Iceland

      Valley of Horses Day Trip Guided Ride in Hengill Area

      Ride into Iceland's best-kept secret — the Valley of Horses awaits those bold enough to saddle up for a full day of volcanic wilderness.

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      €183.00
      Riders on Icelandic horses pass steaming geothermal vents near hot springs on the 03C Horses and Hot Springs tour

       Reykjavík, Iceland

      Guided Horse Riding Tour near Hveragerdi Hot Springs

      Saddle up for an unforgettable ride through steaming geothermal fields, forest trails, and volcanic hillsides on one of Iceland's most iconic horses. This is South Iceland as it was meant to be explored.

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      €155.00
      Guided scenic horse riding tour through open farm landscape during a stunning golden sunset

       Reykjavík, Iceland

      Scenic Horse Riding Guided Tour Through Farm Surroundings

      Saddle up and let Iceland's legendary horses carry you through open countryside on the Siggi Tour, a five-hour riding adventure built for every level.

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      €120.00
      Guided Icelandic horse riding tour on a scenic gravel path, riders in helmets enjoying seasonal countryside.

       Reykjavík, iceland

      Iceland Viking Riding Tour with Seasonal Traditional Meal

      Saddle up for a Viking-inspired ride across Iceland's wild terrain, then warm up with a feast rooted in a thousand years of tradition. This seasonal adventure delivers both adrenaline and culture in a single unforgettable outing.

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      More to know about Olfus

      Olfus is a small municipality in South Iceland, located near the charming town of Hveragerði. Known for its geothermal activity and lush valley landscapes, this region offers visitors a gateway to some of Iceland's most accessible natural wonders and authentic rural experiences.

      What to see in Olfus

      The area features geothermal hot springs and colorful rhyolite mountains that define the Icelandic highlands. Visitors can explore the surrounding valleys and witness the dramatic geological formations that make this region unique. The proximity to Hveragerði means easy access to natural thermal pools and local attractions.

      Things to do in Olfus

      Day trips to nearby waterfalls, glaciers, and hiking trails provide excellent outdoor recreation opportunities. The region serves as a base for exploring the Golden Circle route and embarking on guided tours of Iceland's interior highlands. Visitors can enjoy fishing, horseback riding, and immersive nature experiences throughout the seasons.

      Geothermal Heritage and Local Culture

      Olfus sits in one of Iceland's most geothermally active zones, where hot spring tourism has shaped local development and community identity. The area's connection to traditional Icelandic geothermal use, from heating homes to cultivating greenhouses, reflects centuries of adaptation to this unique natural resource.