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horses
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Destination Iceland Icelandic horses stand an average of four to five feet tall, which is pony-sized for most of us. Courtesy of Cruise Iceland -
Destination Saint John, New Brunswick Horse Trolley Tours are a popular way for visitors to take in the sights of Saint John, New Brunswick. Courtesy of Cruise Atlantic Canada -
Ship National Geographic Quest Go horseback riding through the beautiful lands of Playa Caletas, Costa Rica, during a Lindblad Expeditions visit. Photo: David Vargas · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Bahamas Enjoy horseback riding in the surf on Grand Bahama Island. Courtesy of Grand Bahama Island Tourism Board -
Ship National Geographic Explorer Observe and interact with Icelandic horses while on your Lindblad Expeditions tour of Iceland. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship Silver Endeavour Interact with Icelandic horses at a traditional Icelandic farm near Husavik, Iceland, on your Lindblad Expeditions adventure. Photo: Elisa Locci · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Iceland Gotta love Icelandic horses. I need to meet their stylist. Photo: Colin Aantill · Courtesy of Iceland Tourism -
Destination Czech Republic The Ride of the Kings festival at the small village of Vlčnov, in the Czech Republic, is known for its traditional costumes and folklore music. Courtesy of CzechTourism -
Destination Aruba Horseback riding is available at several spots on Aruba. Courtesy of Aruba Tourism -
Destination Aruba Get on your high horse: horseback riding on Aruba. Courtesy of Aruba Tourism -
Destination California Del Mar racehorses at the starting gate. Courtesy of SanDiego.org -
Destination Mexico Horseback riding near San Pancho, north of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Courtesy of Riviera Nayarit CVB -
Destination Italy A military parade held in Rome to celebrate Italy's Republic Day on June 2. Photo: Claudio Gennari · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Canada Horseback riding along the seashore, Charlevoix, Quebec. Photo: Guillaume Poitras · Courtesy of Tourisme Quebec -
Destination Hawaii A young horseback rider in Waimea, Hawaii. Mexican cowboys, called paniolo, first came to Hawaii 170 years ago. Courtesy of Hawaii Tourism Japan
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