Book your tickets and/or your entire trip to Iceland in October 2024 here
UNDRA EVENT ICELAND: Trip and tickets
The time has come: ticket sales for the UNDRA EVENT in Iceland from October 12th – 13th, 2024 begin! Together with Barla-Catrina Isenbügel, Svisshólar, we welcome Icelandic horse enthusiasts from all over the world to the homeland of our beloved horses.
Location: Fákur Horse Club
What awaits you?
A weekend full of:
- horses for sale,
- commented training sessions of the best riders and trainers in Iceland,
- educational lectures about Icelandic horse breeding and the country with its traditions and sights,
- an exhibitor area with information about riding tours, horse breeders, horse export, sights and more!
- And of course a shopping mile!
You can look forward to a great program with an “Icelandic Evening” on Saturday, October 12, 2024, with traditional food, cultural specialties and lots of fun!
There is something for everyone: experience Iceland for the first time, fall in love with a new horse or meet your idols and friends! We look forward to October in 2024.
We can even offer tours to Iceland for groups or individuals as part of our event! You can find out all the information here: https://islanderlebnis.de/reisen/undra-event-im-oktober/
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@undra.net. See you in Iceland!
A land of fire and ice, with more sheep than inhabitants, characterized by a unique nature! This is just a brief description of such a diverse country. While a volcano may erupt on one side of the country, you can hike a glacier, admire the Northern Lights, or take a bath in a hot spring on the other side of the country - at the same time.
This not only speaks for diversity, but also for spontaneity, which is also reflected in the changeable weather in Iceland. A popular Icelandic saying is "If you do not like the current weather, just wait for five minutes".
In contrast to this inconsistency, one thing is constant and that is the enthusiasm for Icelandic horses! The Vikings brought horses to the island in the 9th century.
To find out more about Iceland, you can find travelogues, reports, or interesting facts here in the UNDRA Journal!