About us

Halldór and Elín at Bjarnastaðir

Halldór, Elín and their wonderful staff are known for offering our guests the chance to witness the most incredible sights in North East Iceland. Halldór or Dóri like he is called is often called the mountain man up in the North. He owns many sheep which he drives and herds back from the northern highlands every autumn and offer his guests to join him as well. Dóri knows his area up in the north like the palm of his hand. Halldór is also known for his perfectly trained and grate horses.

Today, they run the: Northern Exposure, The Arctic North, Sheep Round-Up Melrakkaslétta, Riding under the mystique midnight sun, Tour with no name

Hannes and family at Kálfhóll farm

For many years, our farmers Gestur and Margrét operated our tours in the south with great care and dedication. Few years ago, they have passed this legacy on to their son Hannes and his wife Sophie, who have been closely involved and helping with the tours for many years.

The family at Kálfhóll farm is well known for their warm hospitality and for guiding guests into the magical world of the southern countryside and the breathtaking highlands of South Iceland.

Today, they run the: Golden Circle, Geysir – Gullfoss Special, Landmannalaugar – Volcano Mt Hekla, Winter riding and Northern Lights, Riding between rivers

Haukur Suska at Hvammur farm

Haukur Suska and family lives in Hvammur Farm in Vatnsdalur in North Iceland. Haukur along with his family operates several of our tours. Haukur has five children and many many horses. His wonderful family and staff helps him operate the tours. Haukur is always cheerful and it’s so much fun when he takes out his guitar starts playing and singing with our guests.

Today, they run the: Trail of Hope, Kings Trail, Kjölur, Northern Highland Trail, Trail of Hope Autumn Adventure
Horse Roundup, Skrapatungurétt, Víðidalstungurétt and Laufskálarétt, Farm Stay

Sigga og Ásberg at Hraunholt

Ásberg and Sigga has been living at Hraunholt togther for over 20 years in Snæfellsnes and Sigga his born and raised there. They are old fashioned horse and sheep farmers and breed and train their own horses.

Today, they run the Snæfellsnes, Snæfellsnes Beach Ride

Guðmundur Hólm

Guðmundur began riding as a child with his grandparents and soon took part in various courses and competitions. After his teenage years, his passion for horses evolved — moving from competition to long riding tours. Later, he started working as a tour operator and has never looked back. He still takes part in sheep round-ups in the highlands and says there’s nothing better than being out in the wilderness on a good horse, surrounded by good company.

Today, he runs the Sprengisandur – Echoes of the past and Canyons and Hidden Waterfalls together with his family, friends, and relatives.