Norway · HORSES
The 7 best horse riding you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
A 1.5-hour slow horseback ride along Lofoten’s Arctic coastline, past Viking ruins and fish-drying racks, led in English by Hov Gård.
“everything was perfect and especially our guide Julia, she was extremely nice and patient. overall a super fantastic experience. highly recommended”
Guided horseback riding on Kvaløya near Tromsø, calm Norwegian horses, moose or seals sightings possible, helmets included.
“We were introduced to two lovely horses. We had the chance to groom them before riding. When our guide asked if we were reading to ride in the sea, we thought she was joking, until we actually rode out to the sea! We also rode through forests and hills. It was quite an experience!”
Winter horseback riding at Tromsø Lyngshest with Norway’s Lyngen horse, arctic views, and WWII stories, in a small group.
“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.”
Beginner horseback riding in Alta, Norway. Pick your pony, groom and ride slow through the woods, then enjoy coffee and cinnamon bun.
“Great experience with the most outstanding scenery and gorgeous ponies. Johnny does a great job, the coffee and cinnamon bun in the little hut half way through was very perfect”
A 3-hour small-group fjord horse ride from Alta with a cozy wilderness stop, 3-course dinner, and possible northern lights.
“We had a fantastic time on this tour! The scenery was spectacular. The dinner and drinks around the fire after the ride were some of the best moments of our trip. We even got to see some of the beautiful Northern Lights!! Thanks to all for a very memorable evening. We appreciated your kindness and hospitality.”
Meet Lyngen horses at Tromsø Lyngshest, learn their Northern Norway and WWII survival story, 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.”
Horseback under the Northern Lights in Alta: scenic ride, wilderness 3-course meal, sleigh ride, and guided sky watching.
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
