• Skagafjordur - The tour begins in Akureyri, and the journey takes you to the Lytingsstaðir horse breeding farm, passing through stunning landscapes and mountain views along the way.

• Lytingsstadir Riding Tours - This 7-hour tour heads west from Akureyri, traversing beautiful valleys and unique jagged mountains with steep cliffs, to visit locals on their farm. Here, you can observe modern Icelandic farm life and gain insights into historical farming practices. The farm features a newly constructed turf stable, reminiscent of those from “the good old days.” Icelandic heritage is significant in every family, with old Viking tales recounting how families arrived in Iceland in the 9th century, why they came, and what they brought. Icelandic horses and the Icelandic dog are examples of enduring elements from the Viking era. Heritage offers valuable knowledge about traditional rural practices worldwide.

• 1238 The Battle of Iceland - After ample time exploring the farm and enjoying refreshments, the tour proceeds to Sauðárkrókur. Here, visitors can experience an exhibition and VR experience that transports them back to an Icelandic Viking battle from the year 1238. This immersive exhibition invites guests to engage with history through a modern and artful interactive installation. The stop at Sauðárkrókur lasts 1.5 to 2 hours, allowing plenty of time to explore the Viking Battle exhibition, visit a café or restaurant for lunch, or stroll around the town. (Lunch is not included in the tour price).

• Akureyri - After a day spent in Skagafjörður, the tour returns to Akureyri, with the option to be dropped off at your accommodation.

• In-person Guide
• Free Wi-Fi

• Lunch

Explore the rich heritage of the Icelandic people and their Viking ancestors on a guided tour from Akureyri. Visit a local farm, meet the animals, and delve into the Viking Battle of 1238 through an immersive VR experience. The heritage of Icelanders is deeply rooted in every family. Ancient Viking tales recount how families arrived in Iceland in the 9th century and what they brought along. Icelandic horses and dogs have been part of the island since those Viking days.

Visit the Old Stable, constructed from turf and rocks in the traditional Icelandic style used for over a millennium. This tour is perfect for anyone interested in learning more about Icelandic culture and daily life across different historical periods, as well as getting acquainted with the Icelandic horse. After exploring the farm and enjoying some refreshments, drive to Sauðárkrókur to visit an exhibition and VR experience that transports you back in time to participate in an Icelandic Viking battle from the year 1238.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.