Norway · HORSES
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Here are the 5 best horses tours in Norway, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason, but read past it: the right pick usually comes down to your base town and the forecast.
Guided horse ride from Hov to Hovsund on Lofoten, with Icelandic horses, Viking remnants, and fish-drying racks along the Arctic coast.
“absolutely magical! highly recommend to everyone regardless if you have any experience with riding a horse.”
Ride Tromsø’s Lyngen horses for 60 minutes, with fjord views, WWII stories, and warm lefse at Lyngshest in a small group.
“A very kind guide, and a very nice ride! Would do it over and over again, definitely recommended!”
Ride Norwegian horses on Kvaløya near Tromsø with an English guide. Expect tides, calm horses, and chances at moose and eagles.
“Very friendly hosts and very nice horses. The view is also beautiful, definitely worth trying”
Meet Lyngen horses near Tromsø, then ride 60 minutes through arctic scenery with WWII stories, in a small group.
“The activity was very good, the farm owner was very good, and the interaction with the horses was very enjoyable. I highly recommend playing it”
Visit Tromsø Lyngen horse stud farm, meet mares and stallions, learn WWII history, and maybe ride in snowy scenery on a 2-hour tour.
“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.”
