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Jump on board a guided bus tour from Tórshavn to the iconic village of Saksun. There is a reason why Saksun shows up no matter how you Google the Faroe Islands. Saksun is surrounded by stunning mountains and beautiful waterfalls. There is a gorgeous tidal lagoon encircled by sand and the river running through the mountains. The famous natural harbour is a must see experience when you visit Faroe Islands. The small village of Saksun is nestled above the Pollurin lagoon, which goes all the way out to the North Atlantic Ocean. The old farmhouse Dúvugarður dates probably some 300 years back in time. The locals lived in the farmhouse until the 1940s by up to twenty people. Now Dúvugarðar is a museum. You will visit the old house and see how the people in the Faroe Islands lived back in the days. It gives a good idea of what life was like on an old farm. Before leaving you will also see the famous white grass-roofed church in Saksun. The spectacular atmosphere in Saksun will charm everybody who visit the village. Saksun's amphitheatrical position around the natural harbour is exceptionally beautiful. There is a feeling of mystery in Saksun, a remoteness that is difficult to define. On your way back to Tórshavn from Saksun you will drive through the long Saksunardalur valley surrounded by high mountains with a number of waterfalls. The first village after the 10 km ride through the valley is Hvalvík. In Hvalvík you will see the oldest wooden church in the Faroe Islands. When returning to Tórshavn you will be taken experience the first road that connected the capital in the Faroe Islands to the villages up north. This is a mountain road called Oyggjarvegurin. Here you will get gorgeous views of the steep mountains. Add this bus tour to Saksun to your cart.

Experience all the classic locations on Vágar, hence the name :) So you'll see, Sørvágsvatn, also known as Leitisvatn lake (the largest lake on the Faroe Islands), you will hike to Trælanípa (the optical illusion spot), Bøsdalafossur (the biggest waterfall in the North Atlantic ocean). You'll then go to the village of Bøur and see the beautiful traditional old church there, and walk between the cute old traditional turf roof houses where you sometimes see sheep eating grass on top of, and see the architecture and building styles. In Bøur you'll go to the beach there overlooking Drangarnir (the island with the hole in the middle) and Tindhólm (the very narrow island til all the pointy fingers at the top). Finally you'll head to Gásadalur and see the beautiful waterfall Múlafossur that you see on all the postcards. Here you'll see puffins nesting and other birds as well. The tour is 4 hours and the price is calculated after that hour number. We have built this tour so that it is jam packed full with jaw dropping sights. We cover as much seight-seeing as possible in these 4 hours. Sometimes we need to drop a small part out of the hike, if people are too slow at hiking or need to take too many brakes, which we totally understand. Typically it's the waterfall: Bøsdalafossur that we take out of the hike. This is very rare but it is a decision we sometimes need to take in order to keep the timetable and price. The price is 650 DKK per person for the Classic Tour (minimum 2 persons.) You can add a lunchbox for 100 DKK pr person. It includes: Faroese bottled water or hot tee/coffee (you decide. The hot drinks are the bestsellers, since you can drink the water out if the freshwater springs that we will pass by). Some traditional Faroese Food, some classic food, fruit, and something sweet. We can do the Classic Tour upon request, so any day at any time after 11am. Book this tour and let us know at what time and date you would like to do the tour and we will go on this exciting adventure on the beautiful island of Vágar :)

Book this hike to see the famous sight at Trælanípan. This is where you will see the lake lying above the sea. You will also hike to the stunning waterfall Bøsdalafossur only a short hike from Trælanípan. This tour has it all. The sharp peak at the edge of the cliff is what makes Trælanípan to such an overwhelming experience. The hike from the parking lot to these two sights is easy and beautiful. Bøsdalafossur thunders down the Atlantic ocean and the sight towards Trælanípan will stay in your heart from the first time you see it.   To the west of the waterfall, you will stand on the edges of Vágar overlooking the beautiful surroundings. Add this hike to the cart to get an unbelievable hike in the untouched Faroese nature. Book this tour on request. Chose your preferred day for this hike and we will try everything to do the hike on your chosen day. Otherwise we will suggest a date very close to your preference.

Book your biking tour to Norðradalsskarð. You will bike along the seaside towards Oyggjarvegurin. There will be a short stop/pick up at Hotel Føroyar. The view is beautiful from Oyggjarvegin as it leads to the mountain pass, Norðadalsskarð, 225m above sea level. At the pass the view is truly spectacular over the hilly landscape, the village Norðradal, the island of Koltur (478m) and the eternal horizon. After enjoying the view, you will slide your way down Oyggjarvegin, now with a view to the southern part of the islands and return to Tórshavn. Average speed is approximately 15-20 km/h out of straight road. You will ride the hills up and down at your own pace. We’ll be catching up on top and bottom. You will bike 27km on this tour. You can see the meeting point at rentabike.fo, Havnargøta 11, in Tórshavn on Google Street View . Add the tour to your cart to go on a 2 hours ride to Norðradalsskarð with a spectacular view over the island of Koltur.

Join this hike to the fantastic scenery at Kallur Lighthouse or simply Kallurin. This famous lighthouse is surrounded by a breathtaking scenery. Hiking to Kallur Lighthouse is a must-do experience while you are in the Faroe Islands. You will be picked up in Tórshavn and then head to Klaksvík where you will take the ferry to Syðradal on Kalsoy at 10 AM. By the northern most village on the island, Trøllanes, you go off road and head for the lighthouse. There is no path, but you will walk on grass and stony surface. The view by the lighthouse is absolute stunning. To the south you see the vertical side of the 537 m high mountain Borgarin. To the west you see Eysturoy and to the east you see the north side of Kunoy and Viðoy. When back in Trøllanes you will have your packed lunch. You will take the ferry back to Klaksvík at 14:20 PM. Choose the pickup point that you want us to pick you up. Be in good time at the pickup point. We will pick you up at hotels in Tórshavn and the bus terminal at the harbour 5-15 minutes after excursion starts. Choose a date to hike to Kallur Lighthouse and add to cart.

Hike with a local photographer and guide to Trælanípan , followed by a drive to Bøur  where you will see Drangarnir and Tindhólmur and finally to  Gásadalur and a walk to see the view overlooking Múlafossur waterfall and Mykines . The tour is for experienced photographer and enthusiast as well. All locations on this tour are on the island Vagar. You will capture some of the most unique and iconic locations in the Faroe Islands that are a great source of inspiration.  A local photographer will guide you to dramatic cliffs at Traelanipa and the breathtaking waterfall in the emblematic village Gasadalur. Add this photo tour to your cart to take pictures of some of the most stunning sights in the Faroe Islands.

Come along for a cruise to Nólsoy - the island outside Tórshavn. Enjoy the fantastic views and the fresh sea air. Escorted by the sea birds you will visit the majestic cliffs of Nólsoy and return to the harbour enriched and refreshed. The meeting point for this cruise is at the harbour Undir Bryggjubakka. You can see the location in Google Street View .

Join a guided bus trip from Tórshavn to the beautiful village of Gjógv with hot drinks and pastries at Guesthouse Gjáargarður. The village Gjógv is situated on the outermost north-eastern tip of Eysturoy, the second largest island in the Faroes. On your way East you will go for a walk on the bridge connecting the islands Streymoy and Eysturoy, pass the imposing peak of Slættaratindur (880 metres) and Gráfelli (857 metres), the tallest mountains in the archipelago, located between the villages of Eiði and Gjógv.   Gjógv is best known for its picturesque scenery dotted with multi-coloured old houses built around its natural harbour, which lies protected in the gorge that has given the village its name. Gjógv means gorge in Faroese. It is a fitting name; the harbour carved by the sea was the village’s lifeline before the arrival of modern roads. This is a very small village – approx. 30 people live in Gjógv nowadays, but it attracts visitors, both foreigners and locals, who are seduced by its romantic tranquillity. Gjógv is the perfect spot for a leisurly stroll, and you will explore the little village before heading to its charming guesthouse, Gjáargarður, for hot drinks and pastries. You will appreciate a visit to Gjógv as you will feel the solitary lifestyle in the village and sense the untouched beauty in Gjógv. Book a guided bus tour to Gjógv by adding to cart.

Enjoy the scenic view from the highest summit in the Faroe Islands. The mountain Slættaratindur is a great hike and the scenery is lovely up hill and on the top. Slættaratindur peaks at 880 metre above sea level. You will drive from Tórshavn to Eiðisskarð from where your hike to the top will start. Hiking to the summit will take you approximately 2 hours. Add this day tour to your cart to explore the beauty when standing on the top of the Faroe Islands.

Experience the best of nature in Saksun and North Eysturoy. Saksun is set in a natural amphitheatre high above a tidal lagoon. This wonderful hillside village is one of the most worthwhile destinations in the Faroe Islands. An unique atmosphere with amazing views of the surrounding mountains. This tour to Saksun, Funningur snd Gjógv is made all year round.  Saksun is simply wonderful with the tidal lagoon surrounded by sand, mountains and stunning waterfalls. You will also get the chance to see the old iconic church overlooking the lagoon. After your visit in Saksun you will go to Gjógv through Funningur. The first vikings in the Faroe Islands settled in Funningur. The old churh in Funninger is one of the old wooden churches in the Faroe Islands.  After 15 minutes with spectacular mountain roads, Gjógv is in sight down the next valley. Gjógv is the most northern village on the island of Eysturoy, named after a 200-metre long sea-filled gorge that runs from the village into the ocean. Gjógv is an idyllically located and beautiful quiet village with abundance of charm and appeal. Add to this some great hiking and walking trails that offer spectacular views of the North Atlantic and the surrounding islands and you don’t want to miss out on this special location. The local guesthous will serve for you a lunch platter and pancakes with warm beverages. You will also walk through the village and into the gorge. On your way back to Tórshavn, you will stop on Eiðiskarð to take pictures of the stone formations Risin & Kellingin and of the tallest mountains in the Faroe Islands such as Slættaratindur and Vaðhorn.

Jump on board this RIB tour to Kallurin. The tour to Kallurin with a RIB boat is an amazing sight seeing tour. The tour starts in Klakksvík. Sailing north through Kalsoyfjord you’ll experience the two islands with the steepest mountains in the Faroe Islands – Kalsoy and Kunoy. The sea cliff north of the northern islands in the Faroe Islands are the highest sea cliffs in the world. When sailing pass Mikladalur you’ll see the famous statue of the Seal Woman or “Kópakonan” . At Kallurin you can see the lighthouse from 1927. The 4’th longest sea cave in the world goes through Kallurin, it was discovered in 2016. In 90% of RIB tours to Kallurin the weather condition will allow us to sail through a part of this sea cave and we’ll exit in Kalsvík – the faroese crown jewel for landscape and nature lovers. You’ll be surrounded by sea cliffs. And the sea cliffs create a bay (Kalsvík) in the North Atlantic Ocean. Duration:  1,5 hours Group size:  Min. 8, max. 12 Meeting point:  At the harbor in Klaksvík next to FK (a grocery store in Klaksvík) Price:  475 kr. Included  in the price:  Captain and guide, life vest, helmets and warm windproof suit. If the weather do not allow this boat trip to Kallurin, you will be offered another stunning tour south of the northern islands in the Faroe Islands. Make sure to be on time. The RIB boat departs at 3 PM. Add this exciting boat ride to your cart to explore Kallurin from the sea and sail through the 4th longest sea cave in the world. Join a planned tour or request a privat tour (min. 8 people).

Discover this gem on the island of Vagar. You will rappel from the 31 metre high gorge named Ravnagjógv. This is a tour for beginners and people who want to enjoy a popular activety in the raw nature in the Faroe Islands. You can combine the rapelling with a beautiful hike through the gorge. Meet the tour guide at the parking lot outside the village of Sandavágur (towards the sub sea tunnel). Duration of the activity is usually 1-2 hours depending on the size of the group. Ravnagjógv means  "The Raven's Gorge". The tour operator is flexible in terms of tour date. So when you book your tour, you will communicate directly with the tour operator and you will together find the right time to do the rapelling.

Book a halfday fishing trip in tranquil surroundings. This is a unique tour combining deep sea angling, nature, and the salty North Atlantic ocean. This trip has a fish catch guarantee. Enjoy captain Blástein's knowledge about the Fraoe Islands, the breathtaking landscapes seen onboard this charming boat and the excitement when a fish is on the hook. You will love standing in a boat deep sea fishing and enjoying this fantastic way to see the Faroe Islands. The meeting point for this tour is at the harbour in Vestmanna 100 metres from the campsite just upon arrival in Vestmanna.

Book now and secure yourself a daytrip to Mykines. This is the island with puffins all over the place. Mykines is pure beauty and nature at its best. The tour takes you to the westernmost tip of Faroe Islands. The local ferry in Sørvágur will sail you to the island of Mykines where a local guide awaits you. The hike from the old village with turf-roofed houses to the lighthouse at the end of the the islet of Mykineshólmur is spectacular – like walking to the very end of the world. Rolling hills and precipitous cliffs has deservedly become a favourite place to visit in the Faroe Islands. Enjoy tremendous views of the ocean to the west and other islands to the east as you walk across the island dubbed the “paradise of birds” because of its magnificent and rich bird life. Thousand of cute puffins nestle in burrows in the clifftops during the summer months. On the walk you can get close to puffins. Choose a date and add your day tour to Mykines to the cart.

See the lovely village of Tjøruvík on this day tour heading north from the capital of Tórshavn. In Tjørnuvík you will find several charming turf-roofed houses and you will have a great with towards Risin og Kellingin - the Giant & his Wife. Tjørnuvík is a great village to visit during the summer as well as in the winter. You can see the local people living their traditional farming life in the summer and autumn and in the wintertime the hillsides are often covered in snow and the waves are crashing against the sandy beach.   On this tour you will also visit the northernmost village in the Faroe Islands with stunning natural surroundings. The locals in Viðareiði love their village and you might do as well when you see Viðareiði with your own eyes. The population in Viðareiðis is approximately 600 inhabitants. They have lived a traditional, unobtrusive, and isolated life for hundreds of years. Now the village is connected to the mainland with tunnels and roads.   Klaksvík is the second largest town in the Faroe Islands and is very much influenced by the fishing culture. You will have a look at Klaksvík on this tour. In Gjógv you will see the famous gorge that has given the name to this charming village on the island of Eysturoy. Gjógv is nestled in a beautiful valley with lush grass during the summer period and lot of windy days in the winter and early spring. This is a must-see village in the Faroe Islands. You will be picked up at your hotel in Tórshavn and at the Bus Terminal (Eystara Bryggja) in the harbour in Tórshavn. Have a look at the Bus Terminal in Google Street View . And it will be easy as a pie to find the pick up. Press "Choose a date" to find availability for this tour.

Step right up to join this tour to see the famous caves and bird cliffs in Vestmanna. You will sail through narrow straits into deep caves, shaped by the surf for millions of years, and close to the over 600 metre-high cliffs where thousands of seabirds breed. Jump on the bus in Tórshavn and drive along the mountain road to the village of Vestmanna. After the breathtaking bird cliffs, you will see the village of Leynar and the beautiful beach. You will also see the village of Kvívík where you  will hear stories about the old Viking settlements.

Join a day trip to these stunning villages and outstanding nature! This day trip with a local guide takes you by bus to the famous village of Saksun. There are plenty of photo opportunities. You will then head to the village of Funningur with its winding roads. From Funningur you will visit the scenic village of Gjógv. This village is a must-see place for everyone visiting the Faroe Islands. Lastly you will drive by Slættaratindur the highest mountain in the Fraoe Islands and the arrive in the village of Eiði with the famous football pitch close to the salty North Atlantic ocean. Book your tour right away.

Join this tour to see all the best sights of the Northern Islands. Klaksvík You will see the iconic church in Klaksvík built in old norse style with a roof construction similar to that of old viking halls. The church is dedicated in memory of the sailors who lost their lives during World War II. Kalsoy is an island with beautiful nature. The island has a tremendous bird life. You will see the island’s highest mountain summit  Nestindur ( 787 metres). The only way to reach the island is by the local ferry SAM. The ferry sails between Klaksvík and the village Syðradalur. Kalsoy has four inhabited villages, Syðradalur being furthest south. North of Syðradalur is the village of Húsar and north of that is Mikladalur. The northernmost village is Trøllanes. Syðradalur There used to be a village west of Syðradalur called Blankskáli. However, an avalanche that struck in 1809 made the villagers fear for their safety. Between 1810 and 1816 the inhabitants of Blankaskáli abandoned their village and relocated east to what would become the village of Syðradalur. In 2000 a memorial monument was erected in Syðradalur in remembrance of the lives lost at sea. The village has a public restroom and a nice shower. The village celebrated its 200 year anniversary in 2016. Húsar Húsar is a very old village and according to some sources the oldest on the island. The oldest houses were built behind a hill so they couldn’t be seen from the ocean, this was done as a defence against pirates and other wrong-doers at sea. The beautiful stone church at Húsar is also interesting, as it is very large for such a small village. It was built in 1920, while the village was under steady growth, but the population never grew large enough to fill the large church. Another interesting aspect of the church is its construction material, as stone churches are quite rare in the Faroe Islands. Húsar is also known for an old tale of house robbers from the 1600s, who were said to have used human flesh as fishing bait. Mikladalur Like Húsar, Mikladalur is a very old village. It is mentioned in Seyðabrævið, a legal reform document from 1298, in stipulations regarding sheep and dogs. Land tenants in Mikladalur are well documented back to 1584. Historically, Mikladalur has been famous for its skilled boat builders, stonemasons and blacksmiths There is a lot of folklore based in Mikladalur, the most famous of which being the Selkie – or seal woman. In 2014 a statue was erected on a rocky knoll on the village shore, commemorating the story of the seal woman.   Add this special tour to the Northern Islands to your cart.

See the spectacular Múlafossur waterfall and the charming villages on the island of Vágar. In Sandavágur you will visit the iconic red roofed church, where you will see the Runestone found in Eingjartoftum back in 1917. Experts think this dates back to the 13th Century, the inscription in runes says the following: Torkil Onundarson an eastman of Rogalandi built this place first. Next you will head to Miðvágur and then alongside Leitisvatn to Sørvágur. Do you want a guided tour to Trølanípan and Bøsdalafossur then look here . West of Sørvágur lies the idyllic village of Bøur whose inhabitants have one of the country’s best views. From the grass roofed houses and church that lie lumped together along the river close to the white sandy beach, there is a magnificent view of the islets: Tindhólmur and Gáshólmur and also the bird island Mykines. Take a walk in the village and get some unforgettable photos. The tour continues to the picturesque village Gásadalur. The village is surrounded by the highest mountains on Vágar and has a panoramic view over the isle of Mykines. Until recently the village of Gásadalur was about to be de-populated, because it was the only village on the Faroe Islands without road connection to other villages. Gásadalur is probably the most “authentic “ village because of this isolation. The path over the mountain, where the post was carried three times a week, was the only connection to the outside world. Now the isolation is broken by a tunnel, but the cozy atmosphere of Gásadalur is still intact. The village of Gásadalur is a very special and unique place to visit and here you will also find the waterfall “Múlafossur”, which is one of the prettiest waterfalls in the world. Gásadalur is a “must see” for all tourists because of its unspoiled nature and lack of influence from the presence. Now choose a date and book your day tour to all the gems on the island of Vágar.

You will visit the charming island Nólsoy, located outside of Tórshavn, and hike to the southernmost part of Nólsoy, Borðan. The hiking trip takes about 2½ + hours each way. At Borðan you will see the lighthouse from 1893. On this hike you will have great views of different islands. You will see ruins and hear the stories about when people hid from the pirates in the old days. In order to get to Nólsoy, you take the ferry ‘Ternan’ from the harbour in Tórshavn. The crossing takes about 20 minutes.  The island of Nólsoy is also concidered a very important bird region. On the side facing Tórshavn you will find green and lush hills and on the other side there are vertical bird-cliffs. You can see the pickup in Google Street View . This tour is on request. However, pick your preferred day of doing the hike to Nólsoy and then we will approve the chosen date or suggest a new date near by the preferred date.

Explore the remote island of Mykines, a real bird paradise, where you'll meet the beautiful puffins on the walk to the famous lighthouse. Feel the power of the Atlantic ocean enjoying a picnic on the green grass and breath the pure air of this amazing environment.  All tours in May, June, July and August are private (from 4 to 8 people) and guided by local Faroese tour guides. If you are less than 4 people, but still want to do this tour, choose 4 people and add to cart.

Come on a full-day tour to the mythical island of Sandoy, one of the most unspoilt islands. Sandoy is with its 112.1 km2 The fifth largest island in the Faroes and here you still experience the traditional Faroese lifestyle. We visit the church in one of the villages, fantastic vantage points around the island, small idyllic villages, historic sites and settlements, bird cliffs and the world's largest mailbox. The island is called Sandoy because of its many clean sandy beaches, which we also see. The trip will make several photo stops

Experience life on the Northern islands!  On this day trip to the northern islands, you will drive across the islands of Streymoy and Eysturoy to the village of Leirvík where you will visit the Viking settlements. From Leirvík you will drive through the  underwater tunnel leading to the town of Klaksvík. The sub-sea tunnel is decorated by the famous Faroese artist Tróndur Patursson. Klaksvík is recognised for its fishing traditions. In Klaksvík you will visit the unique church of Christianskirkjan. On the trip there is a wonderful view of the northern islands of Borðoy, Kalsoy and Kunoy. Along the way, small villages and vantage points are visited. The trip will make several photo stops.

Witness the stunning bird cliffs in Vestmanna. You will sail in a boat to the Vestmannabjørgini and caves. This is stunning. This tour will take you from Tórshavn to Vestmanna. On the boat you experience narrow straits, deep grottoes and almost 700-metre high cliffs soaring up from the ocean. This is an unbelievable sight. These cliffs and caves provide safe nesting places for thousands of sea birds such as puffins, fulmars, guillemots and razorbills. In the past and also to some degree today locals would climb down the cliffs to collect bird eggs, which are considered a local delicacy. You will sail in the boat for approximately two hours. When back in Vestmanna, you will get a special treat in the cosy local restaurant. On your way back to Tórshavn you will stop in the village of Leynar where you can stretch your legs on the white sanded beach.