Wild Horse Adventure ToursPosts

Seeing double!?

Nah...just a perfect pairing in paradise captured by our tour guide extraordinaire, Rick last week!

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As much as our guests anticipate their tours, we do, too...

Our guides like to take a few minutes while the onboarding process happens to get to know our visitors, who they are, where they come from, what they are anticipating. This helps them personalize each tour to assure unique and unforgettable experiences.

Here is a quick sampling from a few of yesterday's tours..

Admittedly, we really do love our jobs!

Don't ya just love a good "where are they now" segment?

Tour guide extraordinaire, Rick, updates us on Folly, the second foal born this year (4/1/25)

Seen recently on one of his tours, Rick is quick to report that she's growing strong and beautiful. And check out the family photo he was able to catch (zoomed for your enjoyment) of Folly, mom n dad.

Who do you think she favors, looks wise?

"What do tour guides do on their days off?" she asked, "they go look for horses and sunsets!" and, boy did she find them.

Our tour guide extraordinaire, Cheryl "Shorty" Short, happened upon this harem on Sunday around twilight. "The horses were really struggling with the biting flies," she added, which is often why they head to the surf's relief of saltwater and breezes. She shares this incredible footage, though it can be frustrating to watch as they do their best to deal with the unyielding flies.

But "Shorty"'s happy to report that the winds shifted east the following morning, and the harems returned to languishing in the beautiful, beachy evenings of Corolla.