Norway · HORSES
The 5 best horse riding you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride an Icelandic horse along Lofoten’s Arctic coast, Viking sites, and Hovsund fishing village on a gentle 1.5-hour guided tour.
“absolutely magical! highly recommend to everyone regardless if you have any experience with riding a horse.”
Ride Norway’s Lyngen horses near Tromsø, with fjord views, local stories, foals, warm drinks, and a small six-person group.
“The horses were like us. Me and my friend got Beluga and Thor for our trip and they matched us in personality. It made riding them even better. We got few problems while we were getting there, but the guides helped us even midle of night. It was a 10/10 experience.”
Ride Norwegian horses on Kvaløya Island near Tromsø, helping groom and saddle before a small-group beach, forest, and fjord tour.
“Guide was fantastic! She made sure we were comfortable with the horses before start of ride . Very friendly and patient ! Had a great time, would highly recommend!!”
Ride Norway’s Lyngen horses near Tromsø, meet the herd, hear local wartime stories, and enjoy Arctic views on a small-group farm tour.
“Great experience! The riding was super nice and the guides very friendly and provided a lot of information. The horses are like "labradors" - very friendly and love to cuddle. The host helped to organize the taxi from Tromsø to the farm.”
Meet Norway’s Lyngen horses at Tromsø’s oldest stud farm, learn their wartime story, groom the horses, and ride if weather permits.
“Amazing experience and amazing people. It felt like being catapulted in another era, with the beautiful Norvegian landscape of snow and sea, and the wonderful horses (so gentle, patient and well behaved). My girlfriend and I spent a delightful morning, and we will come back here as soon as we return to Norvay.”
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