Ishestar Riding Tours, horse rental in Iceland and horse trekking in Iceland.

Horse trekking in Iceland
ISHESTAR offer treks through a spectacular type of landscape. Weahter it's up into the highland wilderness areas, through the lovely farming country or on a short ride from a new Riding Centre in Hafnarfjordur, riding with Ishestar is always an adventure.

Highland Tours on horses
Trips are made through the untouched wilderness of the interior. Move back in time and ride along the historic Kjölur trail over the highland to Skagafjörður on the Kjölur tour, discover the best kept secret of Iceland on the Egilsstaðir Saga tour, view boiling mud pools and eerie lava formations on the fascinating Mývatn tour in the North, experience the amazing power of fire and ice on the Landmannalaugar tour in the South and enjoy sandy beaches and colorful mountains on the Snæfellsnes tour in the West where only the tide sets a limit to the freedom of horses and riders.

Going horse back ridning through the Icelandic Countryside
The popular Golden Circle riding tour takes you to many of the gems of Icelandic nature, such as Geysir, one of the most famous hot spring in the world and the beautiful golden waterfall Gullfoss. The Countryside Riding Adventure is an excellent introduction to Iceland and the Icelandic horse. Join the farmers in their sheep gathering in the South and horse gathering in the North in the autumn on the various Round up tours Íshestar offers.

Day tours
The new Riding Centre in Hafnarfjörður creates the right atmosphere on the day tours. The Centre has room for 54 - 60 horses, a small indoor arena and spacious dressing rooms for overalls, rainwear and boots. The Ishestar offices are also located there, along with a shop selling riding supplies and souvenirs and a fully licensed restaurant.

Íshestar offers numerous day tours, both pure riding tours and riding combined with sight-seeing and other adventures.

Nothing can compare with riding through this unspoiled natural wonderland, feeling free as a bird.

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