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We spend the day on the fairytale island of Sandoy. The day includes church visits, fantastic viewpoints and visits to small settlements. On our way back to Tórshavn, we stop in the historic cultural center, Kirkjubøur, where the Royal Palace and the unfinished Saint Magnus Cathedral await us.
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Highlights of Eysturoy and Streymoy - F02
We drive to the idyllic village of Saksun, which lies picturesquely bound in a small fjord with high mountains on both sides. Continue on to the village of Tjørnuvík, on route we stop at the waterfall Fossá. From Tjørnuvík you can see the impressive rock formations the Giant and the Witch. Before reaching Gjógv we will have a view of the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands, Slættaratindur (882 m). In Gjógv we see the natural harbour which the village is named after.
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This adventure starts by visiting the wonderful island of Borðoy, where you will explore Klaksvík, the heart of the fishing industry in the Faroe Islands. We also explore the remote village of Kunoy and drive north to the picturesque Viðareiði. There will be plenty of opportunities for pit stops at the many breathtaking viewpoints the mountain offers. On the way back to Tórshavn, we drive through the fascinating underwater tunnel where Tróndur Patursson has decorated the roundabout.
Experience the Wonders of Vágar Island. Offering some of the most striking views in the Faroe Islands, the Wonders of Vágar Island tour should be on any visitor’s to-do list. Our tour includes the village of Gásadalur, Bøur, Sandavágur and the Troll Woman's Finger. This popular island is rich in history and legends. Our tour also includes some of the most celebrated waterfalls and viewpoints in the Faroe Islands. All in a one-day experience.
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From Tórshavn we drive to the village of Vestmanna where we go on a 1,5 hour boat trip. We sail close to the vertical cliffs, into grottos and through narrow sounds – a fabulous experience - remember your camera. En route back to Tórshavn, we make a stop at an old Viking farmstead in the beautiful and quaint village of Kvívík. Here we will see an old excavation of viking longhouses. We drive via the mountain road back to Tórshavn and make a few photostops.
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From the ferry port in Sørvágur you enjoy a magnificent boat trip along the majestic cliffs. Upon arrival, the first stop is the village café for a short break and the chance to buy refreshments.The hike starts by heading uphill to the monument established for those who passed away at sea. On the tour you will experience the largest puffin colony in the Faroe Islands. At this point of the journey you are likely to get the chance to see the breeding pairs of puffins up-close.
Come along for a experience to enjoy Nólsoy Lighthouse. The day begins with a hike to Borðan on the southernmost tip of Nólsoy. Here you will find a lighthouse from 1893 and three uninhabited houses. This hike is a longer stretch of around 6-8 hours. When we return to Nólsoy, there is an opportunity to explore the village's museums, cafes and shops before taking the ferry back to Tórshavn.
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Discover the hidden treasures of Eysturoy on this immersive full-day tour, designed to take you off the beaten path and into the heart of Faroese life. From secluded villages and dramatic landscapes to local legends and a local home lunch visit, this journey offers a rich tapestry of experiences you won’t soon forget.
This tour includes a visit to the picturesque village of Selatrað, Kolbeinagjógv, Morkranes, Strendur, Skála, Toftir, Æðuvík and including Heimablídni
Conclude your day with a visit to a local farm, where you’ll be welcomed with a homemade meal crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. This authentic heimablídni experience—dining in a Faroese home—is a cherished tradition and an intimate way to connect with the island’s culture. Afterward, meet the farm's photogenic animal residents for a delightful end to your visit.
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Come along for an experience to enjoy the Wonders of Vágar Island. Offering some of the most striking views in the Faroe Islands, the Wonders of Vágar Island tour should be on every visitor’s to-do list. Our tour includes a visit to the picturesque village of Gásadalur, Bø Sandavágur, and the iconic Troll Woman's Finger. Additionally, we offer a captivating hiking tour to The Slave Cliff. Join us for an unforgettable exploration of the beauty that Vágar Island has to offer.
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With the ferry Smyril, we embark on a journey to the southernmost island of the Faroe Islands, Suðuroy. Upon arrival, we commence a breathtaking hike to Hvannhagi, a trek lasting approximately 2-3 hours. This magnificent stroll leads through stunning landscapes, offering an up-close experience of Suðuroy's unique nature.
Following the hike, we explore nearby towns and picturesque locations, accompanied by our guide who shares fascinating sagas and legends about the island.
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Tour starts with a boat trip to the Vestmanna Cliffs. Weather permitting, you sail into grottos, through narrow sounds, and close to the vertical cliffs. After the boat trip you have lunch and then you visit the only wax museum in the Faroe Islands, the SagaMuseum, which portrays the Faroe Islands dramatic story with 17 wax figures.
Challenge yourself and clime to the stunning viewpoint. You start by cycle along the seaside road, and pass cultural sights and thereafter slowly climbing up the mountain road, with your attention to a stunning view over the northern islands, until you reach the mountain pass, Norðadalsskarð, 225m above sea level. From here, the view to the island of Koltur and the village of Norðadal is simply spectacular. With renewed energy you slide you way back down towards Torshavn, taking advantage of panorama view over the southern part of the island.
Guided bicycle tour from Tórshavn to Kirkjubøur 30 km. The group cycles through the center and across a mountain pass, 190m above sea level, to Kirkjubø, where we visit the oldest church on the Faroe Islands and the ruins of the medieval Cathedral, as well as the oldest continuously inhabited wooden house in Europe. While there, we also enjoy the view over the islands of Sandoy, Hestur, Koltur and Vágar. Our route back takes us through the town of Velbastað. The hills we ride up and down at our own pace. We’ll be catch up on top and bottom.
Together with the guide, you will experience Tórshavn in a fun and different way. See the beautiful sights the city has to offer.
Adventure Gravel Bike Tour with guide - G04
We bike past the Sandagerð beach, a location used in the TV-series TROM, and further along paths and roads in the city’s southwestern district. Returning to Torshavn, we continue along paths beside the stream and pass between houses in the western city before reaching the city center.
Daily fishing trips from the village of Vestmanna, where you will join the local captain who been fishing with guests since 2004.
In addition to a fun fishing adventure (where we most likely catch haddock, cod or dabs), you will also experience the beautiful nature, birdwatching and perhaps you will see harbour porpoises and seals.
Faer Isles Distillery’s mission is to bottle the Faroe Islands: to capture the flavors in these wild, remote islands in the middle of the rugged North Atlantic, using local botanicals such as seaweed.
A tour and tasting in this exceptional distillery and project, guided by one of the passionate people behind, is a must-do.
Standard guided tours at the distillery includes a tour of the distillery, including tasting of their products. The frequency varies, depending on the season.
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This is an authentic guided boat experience. You sail in a traditional Faroese boat – the utmost of Faroese handicraft. On this tour you learn about days when boats of this type were a lifeline of people along these shores. You hear stories about these people, their lives, their culture and their harvesting of the riches nature brought to them.
This is an authentic fishing experience! You sail in a traditional Faroese boat – the utmost of Faroese handicraft. The Faroese boat was a lifeline to the people that settled the beautiful villages you see along the coastline. With this boat type people discovered rich fishing grounds. Now you can follow in their footsteps.
- You get to take the catch home.
This is an authentic full day experience. You will fish in a beautiful area of the Faroe Islands. After returning to the marina, you are invited to dine in a local home. The fish that you have caught will be one of the ingredients in a wonderful meal!
Round trip with RIB-boat from Gamlarætt on Streymoy to the island of Hestur. Slowly we move as near as possible to the birds under the cliff, Loftið, whose vertical wall measures some 1,200 feet. Hestur harbours guillemots, puffins, black guillemots, shags, fulmars and eiders. A couple of seal caves are there as well. If the weather is good, we also sail into the caves, Álvagjógv and Klæmintsgjógv. Current and wind directions decide which way we sail around the island.
Prepare yourself for a once-in-a-lifetime experience as you witness two of Faroe Islands' attractions - the Drangarnir sea-stacks and the breathtaking Múlafossur Waterfall.
This boat tour promises a mesmerizing view and memories that will last a lifetime. Don't miss the rare opportunity to sail through the arch in Stóra Drangur, the bigger of the two sea-stacks, provided the weather conditions allow it.
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Join this tour to Drangarnir. Heading to the famous sea arch of Drangarnir in the Faroe Islands is an adventure you won't forget.
When you arrive, you'll be greeted by stunning scenery at the end of the fjord. You'll have about 1.5 hours to explore on your own, soaking in the breathtaking views that will stay with you for a lifetime.
It's an easy and safe walk to see Drangarnir. In less than 5 minutes, you'll reach the spot and be treated to an amazing view of this natural marvel. It's a simple yet unforgettable experience that you'll treasure forever.
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This is an authentic fishing experience! You sail in a traditional Faroese boat – the utmost of Faroese handicraft. The Faroese boat was a lifeline to the people that settled the beautiful villages you see along the coastline. With this boat type people discovered rich fishing grounds. Now you can follow in their footsteps.
Bus tour Fuglafjørð and Elduvík - WI03
A tour to Fuglafjørð and Elduvík where you'll get to experience the great culture and nature of these Faroese gems.
Round trip with RIB-boat from Gamlarætt on Streymoy to the island of Hestur. Slowly we move as near as possible to the birds under the cliff, Loftið, whose vertical wall measures some 1,200 feet. Hestur harbours guillemots, puffins, black guillemots, shags, fulmars and eiders. A couple of seal caves are there as well. If the weather is good, we also sail into the caves, Álvagjógv and Klæmintsgjógv. Current and wind directions decide which way we sail around the island.
Paint your own painting of an iconic location on the Faroe Islands.
Paint assisted by a local dedicated and experienced pleinair painter.
For novices as well as experienced pleinair painters.
Standing outdoor and paint in the magnificent nature means that you really immerse yourself in the subject and the surroundings. You get really close to Nature, it’s sounds, it’s smell and you feel the weather in a more intense way.
We will choose a suitable location according to the weather forecast, and will be staying there for about three hours, painting in a relaxed way, with some coffee or tea and some snack.
You will get your painting home with you in a wet canvas carrier.
If up to two persons, you can be picked up as agreed on, on a location connected with the mainland. If you are three persons or more, you have to arrange the transport.
The journey starts at Hotel Føroyar with pick-up at 13.00 or at the ferry port in Sørvágur where a boat will be ready to sail you to the islet Tindhólmur. After 10 minute sail, passing Drangarnir, you will arrive at Tindhólmur. You will get a guided tour around the islet, where you will hear the stories about the islet and its peaks. Like on the island Mykines, puffins breed on the islet, which means you will be able to go bird watching and very likely get close to the puffins. Furthermore, you will get the chance to lake swim in one of the most beautiful surroundings, the Faroe Islands have to offer. You also have the opportunity for some cliff jumping. Afterwards you will be served with a packed lunch outside the only two houses on the islet.
Price: DKK 2.200,- per person
Duration: 6 hours
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Tour start: Hotel Føroyar 13.00 (pick-up)
Tour end: Hotel Føroyar 19.00 (drop off)
Included: Transport from Hotel Føroyar, boat-seeing around Drangarnir, local guide, lake swimming and cliff jumping, lunch pack and refreshments.
What to bring: Good hiking shoes, clothes suitable to the weather, swim clothes and a camera.
See more info and videos of the tour here: Tindhólmur — Outdoor
Drangarnir Boat Tour
Discover Drangarnir, translating to 'sea stacks' in Faroese – a truly impressive sight, beyond the reach of any photograph. This family-friendly sightseeing tour is led by our experienced local skipper, who is dedicated to provide comprehensive insights of Vágar. You will hear captivating stories about the local surroundings and personal tales about the people of the island, enhancing your connection to the stunning landscapes. Weather permitting, sail as close to Drangarnar as possible, offering a unique opportunity to navigate through towering sea stacks and beneath the majestic arch.
Don't miss the chance to gaze upon the striking Tindhólmur, featured in the Peter Pan & Wendy movie. Additionally, the iconic Múlafossur waterfall in Gásadalur is just a short distance away, providing an unforgettable detour during the tour. Join us for an immersive experience in one of the island's most breathtaking destinations!
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On this captivating boat tour, you can effortlessly witness thousands of puffins amidst the stunning Faroe Islands scenery. Our carefully designed puffin excursion ensures a comfortable and accessible encounter with these delightful birds in their natural habitat. Imagine being in the front row, soaking in the beauty of the majestic Drangarnir sea stacks, the breathtaking Múlafossur waterfall, and the iconic Tindhólmur – featured in the recent Peter Pan & Wendy movie.
Beyond the enchanting puffin sightings, our boat tour promises unparalleled views of the Faroe Islands' most scenic spots. Book your spot today for a puffin-packed adventure and an unforgettable exploration of the Faroe Islands' natural beauty. Don't miss this unique opportunity – reserve your seat now and get ready for a memorable journey!
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Boat tour in Vágar – Photography tour
Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting out, our local guide will provide tips and guidance to ensure you nail the perfect shot. You’ll have the opportunity to capture some truly unique and breathtaking images. We’ll visit some of the most popular sights in the Faroe Islands, such as Drangarnar sea stacks and Múlafossur waterfalls, where you can capture the falls as they plummet into the ocean below.
Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to witness the Faroe Islands' beauty through the lens of your camera. Secure your spot on our Photography Boat Tour and create a stunning portfolio of memories in one of the world's most captivating destinations.
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Join us on a magical "Peter Pan & Wendy" inspired adventure aboard the Jolly Roger, departing daily from Sørvágur harbor, June 24 to July 7, 2024. Sail to the real-life Neverland at Drangarnir sea stacks and Tindholmlur.
This two-hour experience, ideal for families and friends, offers breathtaking views and encounters with Peter Pan, Smee, and Captain Hook. Onboard, enjoy complimentary Peter Pan'cakes and Faroese sailing traditions. Book your spot today for this enchanting journey into the world of Peter Pan.
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Fishing tour - with local skipper in Vágar area
Whether you’re an experienced angler or a novice, our friendly skipper will guide you through the saltwater action. The pristine waters here teeming with a variety of fish species, such as cod, haddock, coalfish, dab, plaice, and more. Under the guidance of our friendly skipper, you’ll create memories to last a lifetime.
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Sea Grotto Concert
Photo @alessiomesiano
This trip is a fantastic combination of breathtaking views from the deck of our iconic schooner sailship, an exciting expedition from the ship in a smaller boat into a sea cave and the unique experience of live music in these majestic surroundings.
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Day trip to Mykines also known as the bird paradise due to the rich variety of birds on the island. Meet at Sørvágur harbour at 08.45. Departure is at 09:15 from the harbour in Sørvágur, where the guest will board the ferry to Mykines. Upon arrival in Mykines, the friendly tour guide will greet you at the harbour and take you on a guided tour to the best sights on the island.
All hiking fees and taxes are included. The Mykines boat is back in Sørvágur at approximately 18:45
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During summer time local Farmers - Anna and Óli - offer individuals and groups a unique view into the Faroese culture combined with their traditional ''Heimablídni'' experience: culture, view and food. The evening experience includes delicious and a traditional home-cooked Faroese meal and also refreshing beverage, an appetizer paired with rhubarb lemonade, and a shot of Faroese gin.
Nólsoy Village and Stongin - F11
Only a 20-minute sail across the strait, and you are in another world. Nólsoy offers various unique sites and experiences in the village, an excursion to one of the world’s largest storm petrel colonies on the east side, or just a quiet stroll among colorful houses, enchanting locals and a charming harbour.
From the harbor, we walk through the village to "Stongin" at the northern tip of the island, enjoying views of the ocean on both sides and spotting puffins. We pass a small white church and a memorial stone for Nólsoyar Páll, a local hero who opposed the Danish trade monopoly.
On the northeast side, we'll see how narrow the island is and feel the power of the North Atlantic waves. The local football field is to the west, and nature's playground lies to the east, separated by basalt cliffs. Our guide will share stories about Ove Joensen, who rowed solo from the Faroes to Denmark in 1986, inspiring the annual "Ovastevna" festival in mid-August, featuring food, singing, and dancing.
Nólsoy also has a grocery store, cafés, and a music venue where we can relax before returning to Tórshavn by ferry.
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GOOD TO KNOW:
Excursions should be booked in advance and together with the rest of the package.
Most excursions are available from 31/5 to 1/9.
The rest of the year most trips, with a minimum of 4 people, are operated as listed.
Excursions are guided in Nordic and English. Other languages by request.
Changes and/or cancellations may occur as a result of conditions we can not control.
We recommend to be properly dressed - remember the weather is changeable.
No excursions are run out of Tórshavn on July 28th and 29th due to the Faroe Islands national celebration.
