There are 2 types of accommodation to choose from on this tour.

At Holy Ram Lodge we have both double and twin rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. Each room has a great view and a skylight above the bed. Here we have a cozy common room with a bar and a comfortable seating area. After a long and exciting day in the saddle, it is nice to come home and relax with a book or a movie, treat yourself to a freshly tapped beer and chat with other riders on the cozy sofas. Outside there is a great outdoor area with a hot tub and sauna with incredible views of the sea, mountains and glacier. After an exciting day we can relax in the hot tub under the midnight sun or the starry sky while in the distance the sea fights with the coast. With a bit of luck we can even see the Northern Lights while lying in the warm water.

The farmhouse offers a little less comfort than the Holy Ram Lodge, but still places great value on coziness and a feel-good atmosphere. The house is located on the highest point of the farm and the view of the sea and the surrounding area is simply incomparable. In addition to the double rooms, the farmhouse also has a spacious living room and a small fireplace room. Here we can relax after a long day of riding, read a book or watch a film and make ourselves a hot tea in the kitchen before we fall into our cozy beds. There are two modern shared bathrooms in the farmhouse.

The accommodation is fully equipped with towels and bed linen.

Day 1:

Pick up at BSÍ Reykjavík at 2 p.m. After about 2.5 hours of transfer time to Gröf, we take a short break and move into our rooms. In the evening we meet the horses and go on a short ride of about an hour and a half on the farm’s private beach to get to know our four-legged friends. Afterwards we have the opportunity to chat with the other participants over a sumptuous dinner, make ourselves comfortable on the couches and maybe even drink a freshly tapped beer at the farm’s own bar.

Day 2:

Today we ride from Gröf towards Arnastapi on one of the most spectacular riding trails in Iceland, which is still largely unknown. We follow the cliffs that run along the beach and cross several small waterfalls. Immediately to our right is the foot of the Snæfellsjökull glacier, while to our left we can enjoy the view over the North Atlantic. In Arnastapi, the smooth gravel roads finally invite us to go faster. Leaving the fishing village behind us, we follow the old highway back towards the farm, where we end the evening after about 4-5 hours on horseback.

Day 3:

Now the actual tour begins. We set off towards the world-famous Löngufjörur beaches. Along meadows and fields, we approach the first highlight and stop of today’s route at a brisk pace: a viewpoint that gives us an overview of the entire Hraunlandarif Bay. We continue on the old highway until we reach Búðir. Here we cross the large creek, which forms the entrance to the beach. From now on we ride further and further eastwards at a fast pace until we reach our final destination for today, Langaholt. The horses will wait for us here tomorrow morning while we take the bus back to Gröf to recover from the approximately 5-hour ride.

Day 4:

From Langaholt we pursue the same goal as yesterday: to ride further eastwards along the 60km long chain of beaches. The Löngufjörur beaches are known for their high clay content in the sand, which makes it firmer and practically invites you to fast gallops and long tölt stretches. With the wind in our hair and sea salt on our skin, we reach our destination for the day, Gaul, after about 5 hours in the saddle. The four-legged friends stay here for the night while we return to Gröf.

Day 5: Today we leave the long sandy beaches and ride north. Now we have to cross a mountain range. We follow the old postal route and see a breathtaking backdrop. We ride along lakes and streams surrounded by red lava rock. Red volcanic craters tower in front of us. We leave them behind us and dive into an almost endless sea of ​​lupins (mostly bloom from mid-June to early August). After almost 6 hours in the saddle, we can now see our destination for the day on the horizon, the Staðarbakki farm. The horses can stay here tonight while we are driven back to Gröf.

Day 6: We climb into the saddles of our faithful companions one last time to explore the varied surroundings in Helgafellsveit. The well-paved gravel paths are perfect for tölting. We cross rivers and lava fields, always with a view of the beautiful Breiðafjörður fjord. After about 4 hours we return to Staðarbakki. Our beloved four-legged friends now have a whole week to regenerate. We, on the other hand, drive back to Gröf to have dinner with our fellow riders and maybe even celebrate a little at the bar.

7th day: The day of departure. We all have breakfast together again before we arrive at the BSÍ in Reykjavik by bus at 2 p.m.

Even though the tour is a round-trip, and the horses stay in a field where we have stopped for the night, you’ll return each evening back to the farm where you can enjoy a time of relaxation and great food.

We also provide riding helmets and rain gear. For the greater comfort of our guests, however, we recommend bringing your own (disinfected) riding helmets, warm and waterproof clothing, new riding gloves (see import regulations for riding clothes) and calf-high rubber boots. The tour is suitable for people with good riding experience and good physical shape.

• 13 May 2026 – 19 May 2026: Saddles available, Farmhouse stay
• 25 May 2026 – 31 May 2026: Saddles available, Farmhouse stay
• 11 July 2026 – 17 July 2026: Saddles available, Farmhouse AND Holy Ram stay
• 22 August 2026 – 28 August 2026: Saddles available, Farmhouse stay
• 28 August 2026 – 03 September 2026: Saddles available, Holy Ram stay
• 05 September 2026 – 11 September 2026: Saddles available, Farmhouse stay
• 11 September 2026 – 17 September 2026: Saddles available, Farmhouse stay

Local English-speaking guides

Iceland, Stóri-Kambur, 356 Snæfellsbær, 2.5 hours drive from Reykjavík (transfer provided)

On this tour, you will be served with quality breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We look forward to fill your bellies each day with delicious and filling traditional Icelandic meals. The food is overwhelmingly locally sourced from our abundant community of small family-run farms and local fishermen. We serve lamb that was raised free-roaming the peninsula, fish caught fresh by our neighbors and family, dairy and beef from a nearby dairy farm, many locally grown vegetables and so much more. Each day you can expect a rich and exiting new meal. We do not offer individual meals, we all eat together and everyone gets the same food that is on the menu that particular day. Except we do offer a vegetarian option for those who let us know in advance.

Transfer from BSI Reykjavík, riding program and sightseeing tour, food, trail equipment and horse rental, guide, accomodation included

Travelling and cancelation insurance, airflight, visa, tips, alcohol and personal expenses not included

Book a flight to Reykjavík airport and taxi to Bus station (be sure to arrive bus station before 14:00). Wait for transfer.

Reservation requires 100% payment at booking.

Cancellations received less than 30 days prior to departure will be charged full price.

Cancellations received less than 90 days prior to departure are charged 75% of the total price.

If cancelled earlier than 90 days 25% deposit can be used for another trip.

The farm reserves the right to cancel any booking at short notice. If the day tour is canceled by us, for example, due to bad conditions considering the weather or for other major reasons, we will inform you as soon as possible and you will be offered another date for the tour, or be refunded according to the tour price.