STURLUREYKIR HORSE FARM

Sturlureykir Horse Farm is a charming and authentic Icelandic farm located in the scenic Borgarfjörður region, along the Silver Circle route. This family-owned farm is dedicated to raising Icelandic horses, a unique and treasured breed known for their gentle nature, distinctive gait called the tölt, and strong ties to Icelandic culture. With around sixty horses on the farm, Sturlureykir offers visitors a rare opportunity to connect with these magnificent animals in their natural environment.

The farm is a cultural and sensory experience. Visitors can interact with the friendly Icelandic horses, learning about their unique characteristics, history, and the special bond they share with the people of Iceland.

A highlight of the visit is the opportunity to taste traditional rye bread, freshly baked underground using geothermal heat, offering a delicious and authentic flavor of Icelandic cuisine.

Sturlureykir Horse Farm is also a haven for those interested in sustainable and geothermal farming practices. The farm utilizes geothermal energy for both its baking and daily operations, providing a fascinating glimpse into how Iceland’s natural resources are seamlessly integrated into everyday life. Whether you’re a horse enthusiast, a lover of Icelandic traditions, or simply looking for a memorable stop on the Silver Circle, Sturlureykir Horse Farm is a must-visit destination that perfectly blends nature, culture, and sustainability.