Corolla Wild Horse Tours focuses on family. With our 15 passenger open-air safari style truck, you will feel fresh ocean breezes and soak in the salt sea air while experiencing the wonders of nature. Our wild horse tours are safe for any age, and kids in car seats are always welcomed. Our expert tour narration will focus on the history of Corolla, the wild horses and the North Carolina Beaches. All tours come with a money back guarantee.
Descendants of the original colonial Spanish Mustangs, the Corolla Wild Horses have 7,500 pristine acres to roam on the “four wheel drive only” beaches North of Corolla and you can now just sit back comfortably to witness their majesty. Wild horse tours start at 7:30 AM and run all day long until Sunset. All tours are 2 hours in length.
Corolla Wild Horse Tours is on the soundside of NC 12 approximately 1/2 mile North of Currituck Beach Lighthouse next to Distinctive Landscaping and www.BeachRoadPizza.com where you’ll find great take-out Italian food for the entire family. We also offer expertly guided Jeep wild horse sightseeing tours at www.BeachJeepsOfCorolla.com in Corolla Light Town Center.
2012 Season
We are looking forward to another big year of horse tours.
Our Team is coming together nicely.
I have been hearing lots of feed back from my drivers…
they have been seeing many new additions to the herd.
Can wait to get out there and see the new baby horses.… Read More
Herd’s Fate Lies in Preservation Clash
Recently there was an outstanding article posted in the New York Times regarding the Corolla Wild Horses:
Come summer, the beaches of this barrier island will be choked with cars and sunbathers, but in the off-season the land is left to wild horses.… Read More
We are open – Irene is gone
We survived the storm just fine and thankfully so did the corolla wild horses! We are open so come and join us for a fantastic tour!… Read More
Corolla Wild Horses
The GOOD NEWS is, over the last year we have had a dozen new additions to the Corolla Wild Horse herd, bringing the total to well over a hundred at last count. The SAD NEWS is, we also lost two foals, due to disrespectful tourist feeding them, so please DO remember, DO NOT TOUCH OR FEED THE COROLLA WILD HORSES!… Read More
