Wild Horse Adventure ToursPosts

We are often asked, "When is the best time to go and see the horses?" Because they are wild creatures, there is no definitive answer to that question. They go where they go when they want to go. Our job is to do everything within our power to make the experience a rewarding one for our guests.

But we will let you in on a little company secret--one of our favorite times to be on the beach, enjoying the ocean breezes, the stunning views, and exploring the sands are during our twilight tours. They are the last tours of the day, when evening just starts to settle in, silhouetting the dunes and if we are lucky, the horses too.. Things have a golden touch all around them. It's quite magical.

As a sweet little follow-up to the other post from our tour guide extraordinaire, Jason, one of his guests shared this adorable baby picture. (Fear not, this was on a zoomed photo, so the horses are well beyond a safe and unbothered space) Leaves us wondering, just going down for a nap? Or just waking up from one? 🥰

We're serious about well rounded adventures...check out this gorgeous heron recently photographed.

Herons are known for their large size, long legs, and "S" shaped neck and are commonly found in wetlands, marshes, lakes, streams, and along shorelines, where they primarily feed on fish.

They are often observed standing motionless in shallow water, patiently waiting to strike at prey with their long, pointed bill.