Wild Horse Adventure ToursPosts

From high atop the Currituck lighthouse, no matter the direction, the view is incredible. And we happened to spy with our little eye, something that is fun, adventurous, and informative!

If you are considering a tour with us, think about coming into town and making a day of it--visit the Corolla Wild Horse Fund , stroll around Old Corolla Village and the Currituck Maritime Museum, tour historic Whalehead museum.....or climb the Currituck Lighthouse--maybe you, too, can catch one of our humvees setting off for adventure!

Looks like we are not the only ones that enjoy a lazy start to a Sunday.

From our tour guide extraordinaire, Tree, about this moment on Friday afternoon's tour, "It was around 1 in the afternoon. A bit breezy but beautiful and warm. The horses came running out of the dunes in front of us and we stopped to allow them their space--then just as quickly as they ran, they just started taking a long walk on the beach.They had no care at all that we were there...probably in search of some pina coladas while getting caught in the rain 😏😉"

Tree, along with all of our tour guides, remind you to keep a safe and respectable distance from the horses at all times.

📸 to see videos and photos similar to these, or other outdoor adventures, follow Tree on Instagram! @tourguidetree

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Just gonna leave this here for your "ooooo's" n "aaaaaaaah's"

* Also, please remember to heed the request and avice from Corolla Wild Horse Fund and allow a wide berth if you come across these or any other wild horses.

It's....a....GIRL!

Sweet Finola is the first foal of the 2025 season.

Mother, Amelia, and baby seem to be doing wonderfully!

While we always encourage caution and respect around the horses, we absolutely double down when it comes to the new babies and their mommas. Please keep a significant distance so as not create any undue stress.

Oh, what a beauty she is!!
Congratulations, Amelia!