Have you ever dreamed of dog sledding with huskies on snow? Great news, this tour is for you!
Sit back and take in the beautiful surroundings, and the power of the huskies pulling you through the county side, your musher will tell you everything you need to know about dog sledding, how it works, their experience as a musher, more about the dogs’ personalities, all the while answering all your questions about the huskies and Iceland. After the sledding you are welcome into your hosts home, where the huskies live. You can have coffee, tea or hot chocolate and of course lots of husky kisses. Huskies are among the friendliest breeds of dogs and love to cuddle. These warm animals love to meet new people and will, of course, expect a belly rub and some attention.
There's nothing like personal experience from someone who's been there to elevate your holiday out of the ordinary. Our specialists have it in bucket loads ready to tailor make your adventure.
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