Reykjavik: Red Lava Horse Riding Tour
Southern Region, Iceland, Reykjavik
Set off on a riding tour through the south of Iceland and admire some incredible volcanic landscapes. Explore the area on horseback with optional hotel pickup from Reykjavik also included.
This horseback riding tour near Reykjavik suits beginners and experienced riders, exploring Icelandic volcanic landscapes on friendly Icelandic horses.
Highlights
- Meet friendly Icelandic horses
- Choose a riding path matching your experience
- Ride through volcanic natural terrain
Description
After pickup from your Reykjavik accommodation or by meeting directly at the stables, you will meet your horses and start a 5 to 7 kilometer ride depending on your experience. The tour lasts 1.5 to 2 hours and offers two route options. Beginners follow a smooth path along the Redhills. More experienced riders take a route by Rauðarvatn.
You will ride through natural paths across red lava fields and volcanic landscapes, experiencing typical Icelandic horseback riding. Rain clothing is provided if needed, and tea and coffee are available during the tour. After the ride, you will be returned to the stables or your accommodation.
Includes
- Horseback riding
- Instructor
- Helmet (mandatory for all riders)
- Coffee
- Wet-weather clothing
- Winter jumpsuits
- Free parking at the stable
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option selected)
Excludes
- Food and drinks
Important Information
- If you select hotel pickup, be ready 30 minutes before the tour start time.
- If you drive yourself, arrive 15 minutes before the tour begins.
- All riders must wear helmets provided at the stable for safety.
- Dress appropriately for Icelandic weather conditions.
- Maximum weight limit is 110 kg (242 lb).
- Participants should be in good physical condition.
- The stable is a 15-minute drive from downtown Reykjavik, with free parking available.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance for your preferred date and time. Wear warm, weather-appropriate clothing, and bring a camera for photos of the volcanic landscape.
