Why Everyone Is Going To Iceland

4. Horses

Horses. Photo Credit: TheHorse @Iceland

Although there are many animals in the Iceland region tourists love to view and interact with, there is no perhaps more appreciated than the horse. Here, however, horses are of a different breed. Referred to as Icelandics, this species is an of an ancient breed brought to Iceland with early settlers and has grown wild, making for a gorgeous and scenic landscape of wild running horses. Icelandics are typically shorter breeds that look closer to ponies, but are quite tough in rough terrain and were reliable partners for early settlers. Tourists love to interact with and take pictures of this truly magnificent animal that is gentle and quite welcoming to visitors. No visit to Iceland is complete without exploring the capital city. Read on for details!

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Holly Toledo
Hey there! I'm Holly Toledo, a 20-something wanderluster originally from the sunny shores of Puerto Rico, now calling the beautiful Pacific Northwest my home. When I'm not diving into the latest fashion trends or catching up with friends, you can bet I'm planning my next big adventure. I've been lucky enough to explore most of Europe and South America, and every trip fuels my passion for discovering new places, cultures, and experiences. I'm beyond thrilled to be part of the HeyTourist.com team, where I get to share my travel tips and stories with fellow explorers like you! Let's make your next journey unforgettable!

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