Riding

Explore the breathtaking area around Olofsbo on horseback. Here, you can ride along the shoreline on a tour into and by the sea or navigate through dirt paths in the forest. Horseback riding on Icelandic horses Olofsbo Islandshästar lies just north of Falkenberg. Here, you and your party can take the reins of Icelandic horses and go on rides to the beach or forest. It promises to be a memorable experience, which often results in lots of laughter - and perhaps a sore muscle or two. You can also take private horseback riding lessons or board your own Icelandic horse here. More activities Olofsbo Islandshästar is open all year round and is happy to organise special events for businesses or associations. For example, you could combine a couple hours on horseback with a lovely dinner or social event.

In the middle of the countryside, between Langås and Sibbarp, you will find Tuvagård och Vindhästar. Head out for a ride and experience the beauty of nature on horseback. And why not stay the night at the farm’s on-site B&B? Vindhästar, Tuvagård You don’t need any prior knowledge to go riding. But trips are also available for the more experienced riders. Each trip always starts with a walkthrough of the paddock. Helmets and a number of safety vests are available for hire. Choose between five different tours: Lilla Bergsturen - 45 min-1 hour tour (beginner) Stockholmsvägen - approx. 2 hours. For those of you who has some riding experience. Ljungsjöturen - A tour around beautiful Ljungsjö. Asmunds källa - approx. 3-4 hour in the saddle. The tour goes to Asmund's spring, an old, from the beginning, pagan sacrificial spring that has an exciting history. Ästad vingård - included lunch approx. 7 timmar. We ride in a beautiful old cultural landscape to Ästad farm where we eat a good lunch in peace and quiet and then rides back on new exciting roads. Accommodation As well as horse-riding and alpaca breeding, you will also find a B&B at Tuvagård. Stay in a beautiful rural setting. More information is available at: Tuvagård B&B. There is also a small crafts shop on the farm with rugs and skins from the farm’s Racka sheep.