Horses at Eyvindarholt
At Eyvindarholt, just steps from the famous Plane Wreck site, visitors are welcomed not only by dramatic South Iceland landscapes but also by a small herd of friendly Icelandic horses. This is a calm and authentic stop along the South Coast, ideal for travelers looking for a safe place to park, use restroom facilities, charge their car, and enjoy a genuine Icelandic countryside moment.
The horses live right beside the parking and walking area, surrounded by open fields, mountains, and wide skies. You are welcome to walk up to the fence, say hello, and observe their personalities up close. These horses are used to visitors and known for their gentle temperaments, making this a favorite stop for families, photographers, and anyone curious about Iceland’s most iconic animal.
Each horse has its own character, coloring, and story. Below you can meet them individually, or explore each horse’s dedicated page to learn more.
Frequently Asked Questions — Horses at Eyvindarholt
Where are the horses located at Eyvindarholt?
The horses are located right next to the Eyvindarholt Plane Wreck area on Iceland’s South Coast, surrounded by open fields and scenic countryside.
How far is the walk from the parking area to the horses?
It is approximately a one-minute walk from the parking area to the horse enclosure, making this an easy and accessible stop for all visitors.
Are toilet facilities available on site?
Yes, there are WC facilities with running water available at the parking area for visitors.
Can I charge my electric vehicle at Eyvindarholt?
Yes, electric vehicle charging is available at the parking area, making Eyvindarholt a convenient stop for EV travelers along the South Coast.
