The horse riding tours are from the age 7 years and up. The oldest person, who has ridden at Berg Hestar is 75 years old.
The weightlimit is 90 kg.
If you wish to book at ridingtour - please call us on tel. +298 226211 or +298 216896
Riding tour
1½ hours riding tour
- for beginners and experienced riders.
We ride from Berg Hestar stables in the outskirts of Torshavn to the valley Havnardalur. On the tour we have a great view over the the small capital.
The horse riding tour is estimated to be 1½ hour.
The price is:
600 DKK
2½ hours riding tour
- for lower intermediate riders and experienced riders.
The tour starts at Berg Hestar and the route is towards the mountains surrounding Tórshavn. We take you along excellent riding paths and along ancient mountain paths in the beautiful green countryside with birds and flowers.
The price is:
800 DKK for each person
Day tour
- for riders with experience.
On this tour the riders have a good oppertunity to try the various gaits of the Icelandic horse.
The ride route can vary - it depends on the weather: We ride either southward on the path to Kirkjubø overlooking Koltur, Hestur or Sandoy or we ride north to the village Norðadalur with views towards Eysturoy mountains to the north.
On the tour you will be served lunch and coffee or tea.
The tour starts at 10 a.m. and we are back at 4-5 p.m.
The price is:
1150,- for each person
Min. of 5 riders and max. 10
Ride & Dine
- for inexperienced and experienced riders.
We ride from Torshavn to Velbastaðar on Berg Hestars good and calm icelandic horses. We ride on splendid bridle paths from Berg Hestar over the mountains to Velbastað. The trip will end at the home of Anna and Óli. A moment for food culture, socialising, conversation and an enjoyable meal.
Anna and Óli Rubeksen are farmers with a flock of mothersheep living freely in the mountains. In addition to their lifestyle they also offer fine dining with home cooked faroese meals in their own home.
Read more about Ride & Dine here
The price is:
1.595,- DKK. per person
Min. of 6-8 riders
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