Reykjadalur Horse Riding & Hot River Bathing
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Description
Ride a sure-footed Icelandic horse into the steaming Reykjadalur valley, following scenic mountain paths to a naturally warm river where the group pauses for an extraordinary open-air geothermal bath.
This easy-to-book experience is designed around the pleasure of slowing down, with clear arrangements and the included comforts stated below.
Choose your date and make reykjadalur horse riding & hot river bathing part of your Iceland journey.
What is included
- Guided small-group horseback ride
- Helmet, riding boots and rain clothing
- Bathing in the natural hot river
- Light refreshment after the ride
What do I need to bring
- Swimwear and towel
- Weather-appropriate layers
- Camera or phone
Good to know
Meeting format: On location. Use the exact location and time shown on your voucher.
Bring swimwear whenever bathing is part of the booked experience. Any transfer, towel, admission or ritual is included only when it is explicitly listed for this product.
Highlights
- Ride a sure-footed Icelandic horse into the steaming Reykjadalur valley, following scenic mountain paths to a naturally warm river where the group pauses for an extraordinary open-air geothermal bath.
- 4-hour experience
- Meet directly at the attraction
- Geothermal relaxation and memorable Icelandic scenery
Reykjadalur Horse Riding & Hot River Bathing – Frequently Asked Questions
The tour is designed for medium and experienced riders, with a minimum age of 14 and a stated maximum rider weight of 100 kg.
Sure-footed Icelandic horses carry the group into Reykjadalur, combining mountain paths, geothermal features and panoramic South Iceland views.
Yes. The experience includes time to bathe in a naturally warm river, so bring swimwear and a towel.
Allow approximately four hours for riding, the geothermal bathing stop and light refreshments afterwards.
Helmets, rain clothing and riding boots are included, together with guidance and a light refreshment after the ride.
Meet on location at Vorsabæjarvellir near Hveragerði, arriving around 30 minutes before the confirmed start time.