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Hop aboard a luxury coach for this essential Faroe Islands experience. You will visit the remote village Gjógv with the impressive natural gorge. You will also explore the famous Fossá Waterfall and the sea-stacks Risin and Kellingin or the Giant and his Wife. This tour is for those who want to immerse themselves in Faroe Islands nature and want to see some of the top attractions. The tour has a delightful combination of nature and small villages. Your trip to the most northern village on Eysturoy starts in the capital Tórshavn. From Tórshavn you will head to Gjógv. This village is set in outstanding surroundings. The mountain road from the highest point on the tour and down the valley to Gjógv is amazing. You will pass Slættaratindur the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands just before driving down the narrow road to Gjógv. When in Gjógv, you will witness the remarkable gorge on which you will find the villager's only harbour. You can take the stairs down to the gorge and walk along the edge to the spot where many travellers want to get a photo of the gorge and the village together. You will most likely see the cold North Atlantic waves splashing against the shore. This tour will also make sure that you explore the awesome Fossá Waterfall. This famous waterfall drops in two levels. You will have the chance to get really close to the waterfall and feel the water crashing at the rocky bottom of the waterfall. Soak up the power of the waterfall, have a sip of the pure clean water and get refreshed. You will also stop to get the best sight of the sea-stacks Risin and Kellingin. When you explored these three stunning attractions, you will go back to the capital Tórshavn. This as a unique winter tour that will give you some of the best nature that Faroe Islands has to offer. Add this winter day tour 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. You will meet the guide at the gas staion Magn in the village of Miðvágur. You can see the meeting point in Google street view . 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 :)

Hike with a local photographer and guide to the majestic sights on the island Vagar. You will hike 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 . Experience the silence and quiet village life in Bøur and Gásadalur, and the untouched sights together with the beautiful sounds of the birds and the surrounding ocean in these spectacular places. The tour is ideal for every level from experienced photographer and enthusiasts alike. All locations on this tour are on the island Vagar. You will tour the best places and take advantage of these beautiful attractions for timeless pictures. The light in the Faroe Islands is ever changing. You will get both mystic evening light and colourful daylight within the same hour. You may also experience all seasons in one day! 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 the dramatic cliffs at Traelanipa with the massive lake hanging over the ocean and the breathtaking waterfall in the emblematic village Gasadalur overlooking the endless motion of the sea and the famous waterfall. You will meet the tour guide at the gas station in Miðvágur. From the gas station Magn you will head directly to the first destination: Trælanípa. You have most likely seen spectacular photos of the locations on this tour. Now it is your turn! Your photo guide will assist you to get the perfect angle. Add this photo tour to your cart to take pictures of some of the most stunning sights, and make this unforgettable tour a part of your trip to the Faroe Islands. Check availability by choosing a date.

Come along for this essential Faroe Islands experience. You will witness the amazing Múlafossur Waterfall that runs into the Atlantic Ocean and the unbelievable village Gásadalur. You will be picked up in the morning in Tórshavn by your tour guide who will take you on a majestic journey. The ride to Gásadalur is a unique experience in itself. From your seat, you will see lakes and the ever changing coastline. You will be heading west from the island Streymoy to the island Vagar. Before you reach the destination you will see several villages among them the stunning village Bøur and in the distance the sea-stacks Drangarnir and the inlet Tindhólmur.  Gásadalur is nestled on the west side of the island Vágar. The scenery is taken out of a larger-than-life fairy tail. The untouched valley where you will find Gásadalur is a must-do experience while in the Faroe Islands. Enjoy the entering scene to Gásadalur as you get out of the tunnel leading to Gásadalur. You will start the scenic trip down the mountain side and to the village itself. Gásadalur is surrounded by high mountains with facinating rock formations. You will enjoy a panoramic sight over the island Mykines and the mesmerising waterfall. This tour will appeal to everyone seeking to immerse themselves in the beautiful nature in the Faroe Islands. Make sure to bring your camera as Gásadalur gives you plenty of chances to get great photos in the picturesque village. You will also have time to go on a stroll in the village that holds some great examples of turf-roofed housses. There is even a store where you can aquire local hand-made products.  Hop aboard a comfort coach and discover the breathtaking Múlafossur Waterfall on this legendary tour. Secure yourself a guided tour to Gásadalur and Múlafossur Waterfall by adding this experience to the cart.

Enjoy a guided hike to Trælanípa. This iconic cliff is one of the main reasons why travellers visit Faroe Islands. You will join a local guide from the nearest village who has the knowledge and experiences trekking the path to the steep cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the famous lake hanging over the salty sea. What makes this tour unique is the combination of nature and the local guide, who knows the story, the nature and all the sheep grazing along the path to Trælanípan, the Slave Rock. Your tour guide is also a local shepherd and has the needed respect for both the untouched nature and the heights. The guide will show you to the right spot and will make sure that you are safe when you stand on the very edge with awesome photo opportunities. This is one of the best views in the Faroe Islands for landscapes photos. You will hike along the lake Leitisvatn also known as Sørvágsvatn on your way to Traelanipan.   It feels like standing on the very edge of the world when you feel the wind and you witness the beautiful sight that attracts visitors to this remote location. The hike to Trælanipa is easy. However, with a risk of fog and taking into account the vertical cliff way above the ocean, it is highly recommended to do Trælanípan with a local experienced guide. The sight from Trealanipa is exceptional during winter also, and you will feel perfectly safe with the local tour guide even though it can be icy. You will meet the tour guide at the parking area just outside the village of Miðvágur. You can see the meeting point in Google Street view . From the parking area, you will start your hike to one of the most appreciated locations in the Faroe Islands. When you see Trælanípan, you will understand why. Minimum 2 persons is required for this tour. If you are travelling on your own in the Faroe Islands and want to do the tour, simply choose 2 people when booking. Add this tour to your cart to secure yourself a safe hike to Trælanípa with a local guide.

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 the best of nature in Saksun, Tjørnuvik, 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 Golden Circle tour to Saksun, Tjørnuvík, and 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 Tjørnuvík. Enjoy the lovely beach and remember to look up to see gorgeous skies hanging above the the mountain sides.  The next stop is Gjógv. On the way from Tjørnuvík to Gjógv you will pass the famous Fossá Waterfall. You will stop here and have a great photo opportunity. When approaching Gjógv you will see the village Funningur. The first vikings in the Faroe Islands settled in Funningur. You will have the chance to take a picture of the winding road leading to the valley where Funningur is located. After 15 minutes with spectacular mountain roads, Gjógv is in sight down the next valley. Gjógv is located on the island Eysturoy. Gjógv means gorge in Faroese. You will understand why the village got this name when looking into the beautiful sea-filled gorge that is the most iconic attraction in Gjógv.  Gjógv is an idyllically located and beautiful quiet village with stunning view towards the island Kalsoy and other islands in the northern part of the Faroe Islands. The local guesthouse 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 rocky sea-stacks Risin & Kellingin and of the tallest summits in the Faroe Islands such as Slættaratindur and Vaðhorn. Discover the magic of Faroe Islands by adding the Golden Circle Tour to your cart.

Climb onto one of our horses and go on an unforgettable horse ride in the untouched nature in the Faroe Islands. Horse riding is a great way to get in contact with nature. Horseback riding is in itself therapeutic and when you ride in the beautiful Faroese nature, you will be blown away by the whole experience. Horseback riding is a unique opportunity to explore the rough landscape around the capital Tórshavn. As you ride, you will have great views over Tórshavn and Nólsoyarfjørður. You will ride on a beaten path and along rivers and mountainsides. This horseback riding tour is arranged by local guides that are horse people through and through. You will have an experienced tour guide riding along with you telling you everything you need to know and want to know about the Faroe Islands. You do not need to be an experienced rider to join this tour. You will have a certified safety helmet on the tour that is doable for both experienced and less experienced horse riders. On this horse-riding trail, you will trek on the infamous Icelandic horse. The Icelandic horse will give you great comfort and will boost your confidence. You will be impressed by how easy it is to ride on our Icelandic horses and you will understand that this tour is doable for less experienced riders.   Riding a horse requires all your focus and full attention and this is why horseback riding is mentally refreshing and is the perfect break from everyday life. You can join this tour all year round. No matter which season you are in the Faroe Islands, sitting on an Icelandic horseback in the Faroese nature is always satisfying and an unparalleled experience. Grab your gloves and ride your way in the unspoiled nature just outside of Tórshavn. Add this horse riding tour on a beaten path to your 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.

Take a bike to see one of the Faroe Island’s most iconic views. Discover the amazing sight from Norðradalsskarð. When biking to your destination there will be fantastic landscapes along the path. A local biking expert will be your tour guide. Mountain biking in the Faroe Islands is a fantastic experience full of adventure, fun, and beautiful landscapes. You will bike along the seaside towards Oyggjarvegurin. After a short stop/pick up at Hotel Føroyar, you will continue bicycling north. The view is beautiful from Oyggjarvegurin 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 peaceful village Norðradalur, the island of Koltur (478m) and the eternal horizon. You are going to love this place to the mountains and back. Norðradalur is a large plain surrounded by high grass-covered mountains on three sides. Standing at the pass is breathtaking. This is a magical place in the Faroe Islands and it feels rewarding to reach Norðradalsskarð on a bike whether rain is falling from the sky or the sun shines through the clouds. After enjoying the view, plant your feet on the pedals of the FELT VR6 road bike and slide your way down Oyggjarvegin. This time you will have a great view to the southern part of the islands and return to Tórshavn. Your average speed on this adventurous tour is approximately 15-20 km/h out of straight road. You will ride the hills up and down at your own pace. The tour guide will catch up on top and bottom. When back in the capital Tórshavn you have biked 27km. You will feel refreshed and a magnificent experience richer. The meeting point for this tour is at Havnargøta 11in Tórshavn. Add the tour to your cart to go on a 2 hours ride to Norðradalsskarð with a spectacular view over the island of Koltur.

Reach the fantastic scenery at Kallur Lighthouse or simply Kallurin. When in the Faroe Islands, you want to experience the great hike and stunning sight at Kallur Lighthouse. This famous lighthouse is surrounded by breathtaking nature. Hiking to Kallur Lighthouse is a must-do experience while you are in the Faroe Islands. You will be picked up in Tórshavn and after reaching Kallur Lighthouse you will be taken back to Tórshavn. On your way to Kallur Lighthouse you will visit the village Klaksvík from where you will take the ferry to the small village Syðradal on the island Kalsoy. Remember to enjoy the ferry ride and to observe the many birds that you will see on the sea and in the air. By the northern most village on the island Kalsoy, you will find the tiny village Trøllanes. From this picturesque village 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 sheer cliff of the 537 m high mountain Borgarin. To the west you see the island Eysturoy and to the east you see the north side of the islands Kunoy and Viðoy. You will join a local guide to Kallur Lighthouse. Besides giving you insights to his vast knowledge, the guide will make sure that you hike safe and that you will get the best view possible at Kallur.  When back in Trøllanes you will have your packed lunch. After you have finished your packed lunch you will take the ferry back to Klaksvík and finally head back to the capital Tórshavn. Check the booking availability by choosing a date. Add to cart and get ready to hike your way to the fantastic Kallur Lighthouse.

A wholeday guided tour, were you will visit six islands in one day. Pick up and drop of right at your hotel in Tórshavn. After joining the tour, you can sit back and enjoy the stories from the tourguide and the fantastic surroundings outside while we head up North. You will see the famous statue of the sealwoman, visit Kalsoy, Klaksvík, Kunoy, viđareiđi and many other places. Several photostops are made on the way and you will be provided with a packed lunch and drinks also. This is a tour with everything included, no extra fees so you can just enjoy the day and let the locals do everything for you. - FROM 01.11.18 – 16.11.18 KALSOY IS NOT INCLUDED, BECAUSE THE FERRY DOES NOT SAIL.

Row out from the village of Bø on the inlet. You can row to the famous sea-stacks Drangarnir and further to the Tindhólm or Gásadal. You will be only 50 metres from Drangarnir in your kayak. On this tour you will row in a sea-kayak that is very safe for inexperienced rowers. The meeting point for this tour is in Bøur. If the weather does not allow it, we will depart from one of our other kayaking locations: Kvívík, Hósvík, Hoyvík, and Tjørnuvík.  This kayak-trip is a fantastic adventure in nature. A minimum of 3 people is needed to book this tour. Book this tour to feel the peace and beauties of Faroese nature.

Join us for dinner at Hanusarstova, where you'll be served a lovely Dinner, with our very own family recipes and of course dessert after. Most likely it will be homemade Fish & Chips, halibut or some kind of lamb.  You will have your dinner in our house, Hanusarstova, originally built in 1898, expanded in 1915 and totally renovated in 2014. We call our this experience Home Grown Hospitality the English word for the Faroese word Heimablídni. To be honest we bought this house sort of on a joke, we where looking for houses in the Capital area but after having searched for over a year, we drove past this old abandoned house one day and thought why not?  We started our adventure in 2013, only a year after we got married by tearing most of the house down, saved what could be saved and built everything else up again. Most of the work that's been done to the house we've done our selves, with some good help from friends, family and this amazing community called workaway.  On desember 24th 2014, we moved in to this house  and are now living the dream in a tiny village called Æðuvík, Faroe Islands. With our family being expanded from being only the two of us + our dog Lady - we are now 2 adults, have a foster daugther, two Border Collies, a barn cat, 13 chickens and a pet sheep.  Our house is located just a few 200 meters from the ocean and cliffs, little under 300 meters  from the harbor and one hour drive from the capital, Tórshavn. We are surrounded by nature, sheep and beauty, with the most amazing sunrise each morning, with views of the northern lights and shooting stars on the terrace in winter, waking up to birds singing in summer and front view seats to the ocean and all it's glory. Minimum of 2 people. 3 course menu Starter: Faroese Tapas with tastings of traditional faroese food. Dinner of the day. Dessert: homemade cake. Add a dinner - or Heimablídni as we say - to your cart.

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.

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