Hiking Tours

Shake up your vacation plans by visiting the incredible James Bond film locations in the Faroe Islands. You will discover the breathtakingly beautiful filming locations for the James Bond movie "No Time to Die" and much more on this 5-day vacation package. You will be at the heart of the sceneries filmed in the northern part of the country. In addition to this, you will visit so many other great guided experiences across the unexplored islands. "No Time to Die" is filmed on the island Kalsoy and you will stand in the middle of the breathtaking sceneries in the movie. In addition, this vacation package will let you explore the best of the Faroe Islands during summer including the puffin island Mykines. James Bond is a brilliant work of fiction, but its Faroe Islands filming locations are far from fiction! Join this 5-day vacation package to see for yourself. Now, you only live once so if you are a James Bond fan, you do really not want to miss a visit to the breathtaking filming locations. Check availability by choosing a date.

Make the most out of your time in the Faroe Island with this 10-day self-drive tour. You will experience all the top attractions over the course of your holiday in the heart of the North Atlantic.  This road trip is designed for those who want to visit as many of the main sights as possible. This extensive tour will let you do just that. You will see as many of the country's natural wonders as can fit into ten days. The best thing about this self-drive tour is that you decide everything yourself and you can travel at your own pace. You will have the freedom to explore the islands just as you like. This tour includes 9 nights in a 4 star hotel, a vehicle for 10 days and carefully selected guided tours to the best sceneries in undiscovered nature. Some of the absolute best adventures are included in this package such as a day tour to the puffin Island Mykines and an exclusive boat tour to the sea arch Drangarnir and countless other attractions. Find yourself in the middle of untouched nature in the Faroe Islands with this 10-days self-drive tour. Grab the wheel and chance to have the perfect stay in the Faroe Islands. Check availability by choosing a date.

Experience all the classic locations on Vágar, hence the name :) This tour is for those who want to maximise their experience on Vágar Island. So you'll see, Sørvágsvatn, also known as Leitisvatn lake (Lake above the Ocean), 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 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. You can add a lunchbox for 150 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. You can do the Classic Tour any day at 10am. You will meet the guide at the gas station Magn in the village of Miðvágur.  Book this tour and you will go on this exciting adventure on the beautiful island of Vágar :) Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore some of the most beautiful spots in the Faroe Islands. You will visit the picturesque village Saksun with the famous lagoon and waterfall. You will also explore the remote village Tjørnuvík and stunning village Gjógv besides visiting the historic destination Kirkjubøur. These villages are all highlights in the Faroe Islands. Kirkjubøur is the southernmost village on Streymoy and the historical hub in the Faroe Islands with the ruins of the Magnus Cathedral from around 1300, the Saint Olav's Church from 12th century and the old farmhouse Kirkjubøargarður from 11th century, which is still occupied by the same family for 17 generations. When you head to the beautiful village of Saksun you will see the natural amphitheatre of cliffs and stunning nature. There is an enchanting tidal lagoon here. During low tides it is also possible to walk along the sandy beach to the ocean. After exploring Saksun, your next stop is the village of Tjørnuvík, the most northerly village on Streymoy that has become a popular destination among travellers. You will stop by the impressive waterfall Víkafossur also known as Fossá Waterfall en route to Tjørnuvík. Fossá is the tallest waterfall with a 140-metre cascade in two levels. This is your he chance to stand only few metres away from this natural wonder. Tjørnuvík has one of the oldest Viking burial grounds where you can see the original burial stones. Enjoy your packed lunch whilst admiring the view of the famous "Giant and his wife" rock formations on the headland. The tour guide will tell you the legend behind the rocks. You will then take the stunning drive up and past the highest point on the Faroe Islands and descending into the beautiful and picturesque village of Gjógv. Here you may also get the opportunity to take coffee and cake with the locals. You will take the scenic route back to the capital Tórshavn with plenty of photo opportunities on the way. Your tour guide will regale you with some of the legends and myths that abound in this magical country. Now, don't hesitate to book this Faroe Islands Highlights tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore the jaw dropping nature in the Northern Islands. This day tour will take you to six islands in one day. You will be picked up in Tórshavn, lean back and let the journey begin. You will now head up North and enjoy all the epic landscapes and old fishing villages. After driving for one hour with waterfalls at every corner, you will reach the first destination, Klaksvík. This is the second largest town in the Faroe Islands very much anchored to its fishing tradition. From Klaksvík you will have a great view of the island Kunoy and the peaking mountain Kunoyarnakki. From Klaksvík you will take the ferry to the island Kalsoy. You will explore the most beautiful places on the island Kalsoy including Trøllanes, Mikladalur and the Seal Woman statue, which you will find by the coastline once you have walked down the long stairs from the village. You will be told the folklore of the Seal Woman or Kópakonan. The story of the Seal Woman is one of the most well known folktales in the Faroe Islands. You can add a hike to Kallur Lighthouse to the cart. If you do so, you will skip the Kópakonan statue in Mikladalur. After a 20 minutes ferry ride back to Klaksvík, you will head to the island Kunoy. On your way to this island, you will enter a world of steep mountains and narrow straits. Make sure to enjoy every minute of this ride. Your tour guide will make sure that you will have the opportunity to do some photo stops along the way so you can capture the rough and beautiful mountains. You will now hit the road again and drive further North to the village Viðareiði. You have most likely seen pictures from Viðareiði. Now you will stand by the foot of the most prominent mountain in the Northern Islands which has got a lot of photographic attention in recent years. You are gonna love the photogenic mountain Malinsfjall. Capture the authenticity on camera. You will have a spectacular panoramic view over the Northernmost islands from the village Viðareiði. There is a packed lunch included in this tour as well as drinks. Simply meet us at the pick up point and let the tour guide show you countless fantastic sceneries. Driving in the Northern Islands is like a never-ending show of truly epic landscapes and stunning nature. Add this 11 hour day tour to your cart.

Join an awe-inspiring day tour to the puffin island Mykines. This is your opportunity to experience a wealth of puffins and unbelievable nature on the most westernly island in the Faroe Islands inhabited mainly by puffins and sheep. Oh, and then there are 14 people living here permanently. You will be picked up at your Tórshavn hotel in the morning. Now, you will start make your way west on this small group daytrip to the main summer attraction in the Faroe Islands. The drive out of Tórshavn is scenic and your tour guide will note all points of interest while you move smoothly through the mountainous scenery along the route Oyggjarvegur. Here you will experience the breathtaking Norðradalsskarð pass with the wide valley and the view of Koltur island. Further down the road, you will drive close to the only prison in the Faroe Islands lying in tranquil surroundings and with a panoramic view of the Kaldbaksfjørður fjord. Once you reach Sørvágur, you will be handed your boat ticket that is included in this tour. The ticket will secure you a seat on the boat to Mykines. After a 45 minutes boat ride, you will reach your main attraction of the day: Mykines! Mykines is pure beauty and nature at its best. Here in Mykines your local tour guide will greet you once you have taken the stairs from the ferry port up to the village. Mykines will introduce you to the unbelievable landscape that is home to the greatest puffin colony of the archipelago. Now you are marooned for 6 hours on Mykines island where you will explore the untouched nature and get really close to puffins. The hike from the old village with turf houses to the westernmost tip of Mykineshólmur islet and the lighthouse there is extraordinary. It feels like walking to the end of the world. In these unspoiled surroundings, lunch and spring water will be provided for you.  Rolling hills and steep cliffs has deservedly become a favourite site to visit during summer. Enjoy tremendous views of the ocean to the west and other islands to the east as you walk across the island and the magnificent bird life. Thousand of cute puffins nestle in burrows here in the cliff-tops during the summer months. When back in the only village here after the puffin hike, you are invited in to a cosy house with turf roof. A local will serve you home made dinner and Faroese delicacies. Along with this authentic experience, you will be told stories from life on this remarkable puffin island. Next, your tour guide will take you back to the ferry port at the end of your Mykines experience. The ferry will depart from Mykines at 17:05 pm and you will return to Sørvágur at 18:00 pm and then you will drive from Sørvágur and back to Tórshavn where you will arrive in the evening. You will be at your accommodation in Tórshavn at 19:00 pm. Tours to Mykines are arranged from early May to late August. This is the only time of year when you can get to this small paradise on earth. Don't let this fast-selling summer experience in the Faroe Islands pass you by. Check availability by choosing a date.

Secure yourself a six days summer package in the Faroe Islands. You will visit the most popular sights during your stay including the puffin island Mykines and the tiny settlement Saksun and majestic waterfalls such as Fossá Waterfall and Múlafossur Waterfall in Gásadalur.  Booking this package tour makes your Faroe Island vacation stress-free and seamless. There are six day tours included in this nature packed summer package for those wanting to travel the Faroe Islands with ease. This vacation package is made especially for those first-time travellers to the unspoiled North Atlantic archipelago. Tours are up to 18 people per tour. This allows for an intimate and hospitable setting.  All tours are planned and organised in advance ensuring you to get the full grasp of the best attractions in the untouched Faroe Islands. This extraordinary package tour in the Faroe Islands will let you explore with no hassle and alleviate lot of the headache when planning tours and activities on your holiday.  Experienced tour guides will pick you up at hotels in Tórshavn or other designated pick-up location in the capital. Your adventure will start every morning when you step aboard a comfortable coach. Simply sit back and relax as your tour guide takes you to the fantastic sceneries around the islands. You will be back in Tórshavn every afternoon after your amazing day trips.  So, you will see beautiful seaside villages, remote islands, and captivating mountains. One of the absolute highlights of this package tour is a day trip to Mykines Island where you will experience all the puffins. You will also go on boat trips in narrow straits, watch birdlife and sheer cliffs, and impressive rock formations from the sea.  This package will make your journey an ease. Inform yourself about the full itinerary below.  What are you waiting for? Escape the crowds for a while and embrace the unspoiled beauty in the Faroe Islands by booking this essential package tour. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore the unspoiled Mykines island on this extraordinary evening and sunset tour. You will be away from the crowd and watch all the puffins with a local guide. Blend in with the locals and the puffins and enjoy the tranquility of Mykines Island in the evening. This overnight tour to Mykines including accommodation is a once in a lifetime experience. In the evening, the puffins gather together for a bit of social time. You will be in the middle of this extraordinary bird happening. You arrive in the late afternoon with the boat Jósup. Your local guesthouse hostess and guide will meet you by the boat and take you to the guesthouse.  Here you will enjoy dinner in one of the oldest houses on Mykines Island. During dinner, your hostess will tell you the best stories and legends about this magical Island. Among others the great Mykines painter, Sámal Joensen Mikines, fishery and the state of the island and the birdlife as you see it today. After dinner, you will pack coffee and sweets for your evening tour. Now, you are ready to meet and greet the puffins and see the sunset.  The summer in the Faroe Islands is remarkable. During the peak of summer, there are 23 hours of light. This makes an evening tour in Mykines something truly special.  After the evening walk, you will go back to the guesthouse, one of the oldest houses on Mykines Islands. The guesthouse dates back to 1895. You sleep under the ceiling in cosy dbl. rooms with B&B standard. The guesthouse is turfed roof. Next morning you will have a breakfast of course served with homebaked bread and eggs from the local farmer on the island. You can then take a stroll through the village and down to the ocean. Alternatively, the tour guide can take you on one more tour to the hill to say good morning and goodbye to the puffins. You will take the boat back to Sørvágur at 11.05 in the morning.  Do not hesitate to book this absolutely fantastic experience on the most sought-after island in the Faroe Islands. Check availability by choosing a date. Min. 2 persons and max. 4 persons.

Join a guided tour to the much loved island Mykines. The unspoiled island is an unparallel experience where you will get close to puffins and enjoy the remoteness on the westernmost island in the Faroe Islands.  The tour starts from the harbour in the village Sørvágur on the island Vagar. Included in this day package is the hiking fee and a two-way ferry ticket with the local boat sailing to Mykines. There is a limited number of seats for the boat that sails to Mykines. You are secured a seat when booking with us.  When you arrive in Mykines walk up the stairs from the harbour. When you reach the end of the stairs your local guide will welcome you. The tour guide will lead you to the only village on the island. You will immediately feel the immense silence as there are absolutely no cars on the island.  Your guide knows everything there is to know about the local nature and culture. He will tell you fascinating stories about the people and the raw nature. Mykines is a bird-watchers dream. There is a puffin guarantee on this tour that will definitaly be one of your highlights on your trip in the Faroe Islands.  If you wonder where the best bird watching attractions are in the Faroe Islands wonder no more. This guided tour in Mykines gives you direct access to the bird paradise.  When in the village with several turf-roofed houses your tour guide will prepare you for the hike to the puffin bird colony. You will stand litteraly only metres away from the cute puffins and their hollow nest.  The hike will take you to the tip of Mykines on the islet Mykineshólmur and the picturesque lighthouse. Soake in the natural scenery and the quietness when looking into the Atlantic Ocean. This Mykines tour is the perfect experience for dedicated nature enthusiasts. The lush green fields during summer combined with the dramatic landscape is the ultimate way of seeing the Faroe Islands. After you have experienced the unspoiled nature on this mesmarising island, the boat awaits you by the small harbour in Mykines. You will be sailed back to Sørvágur in the afternoon and arrive just before 18:00 in Sørvágur harbour. If you choose the 13:00 PM departure, you will sail from Mykines at 19:00 PM. You will be back in Søvagur just befaroe 20:00 PM.  You can visit Mykines four months every year. There is only one boat sailing to Mykines during these four months. Secure yourself an exclusive trip to the majestic Mykines by adding to the cart.

Explore the untouched island Skúvoy. This is one of the most undiscovered islands in the Faroe Islands with a puffin guarantee in the puffin season from early May until late August. Skúvoy might be one of the most magnificent places in the Faroe Islands. This day trip to the remote island Skúvoy will give you something special and a truly unique experience. You will have jaw-dropping sights in front of you on the island and you will explore the many untold stories that your local guide in Skúvoy has to tell you. Your tour to the little island Skúvoy starts in Tórshavn where you will be picked up. From Tórshavn you will head to Gamlarætt on the west side of Streymoy a 15 minutes’ drive from the capital. From Gamlarætt a ferry will take you on a 45 minutes ferry ride to the islands Sandoy and after a 15 minutes’ drive on Sandoy you will get to the second harbour. The driver will bring you on board the smaller boat to the island Skúvoy. The boat trip from Sandoy to Skúvoy takes 30 minutes. There are basically no cars on the island Skúvoy and there are no cars on the small boat. However, no worries. You will go on a fantastic stroll when you arrive in Skúvoy. A local guide will take care of you in Skúvoy and show you the fairy-tale sceneries on this stunning island full of birdlife and especially puffins. You will get close to puffins from early May until late August. The island is incredible beautiful all year around and you will most likely be one of only few travellers on the island. There are 30 inhabitants in the only village on the island Skúvoy. When you have seen all the spectacular nature on this unspoiled island, you will get a packed lunch and beverages suiting perfectly while watching the local puffins.  There are just as many puffins on Skúvoy as on the most known island Mykines. But, hush… let us keep Skúvoy as one of the best kept hidden secrets in the Faroe Islands. Before you will be driven back to Tórshavn, the journey first takes you to the most historic rich village, Kirkjubøur, were the 17'th generation of the Pæturson family lives in a house, that dates back to the viking era. Now, what are you waiting for? Add this tour to the cart to explore one of the hidden gem in the Faroe Islands.

See everything in a day! We will pick you up / drop you off at the Airport or Tórshavn. From there we'll cover all the must sees. A full day tour of 7 hours jam-packed with breathtaking views with stories to go with it. Your tour guide for the day grew up in the Faroes so she knows the best places to go see and knows a lot about it's history, legends and culture. You will make 5-20 min breaks with walking included at the classic locations. And no worries if you want more time somewhere as this will just minus the time of something else. As long as you stay within the 7 hour timetable you'll be perfectly fine. This is your day and the tour guide wants it to be perfect for you. Gásadalur, being on the top spot of must sees on the Guide to Faroe Islands website, is a must do for a tour like this one. You will make 2 stops here. You will walk to the Waterfall Múlafossur and also make a short stop in the cute village of Gásadalur (option to get food at the Gásadals farm). Bøur, with the jaw dropping view of Drangarnar and Tindhólm. You'll stop here and walk down to the beach, and walk between the traditional houses and the old church there and see the old boats that are built in the traditional Viking style. Trøllkonufingur, When driving to Trøllkonufingur you will pass the iconic church Sandavágs Kirkja in Sandavágur where you can make a short stop if you like. Trøllkonufingur, The Troll Woman’s Finger, also known as Witches Finger tells a story of a time when giants roamed the oceans. You will walk to this iconic cliff, passing a lovely river on the way. Tjørnuvík, You'll do a short stop by the iconic Fossá waterfall on our way. You might have seen this almost 'overdone' double waterfall from travellers posting online. In Tjørnuvík you'll see right over to Risin & Kellingin, The Giant and The Witch, the iconic cliffs, when looking past the very large and gentle waves. Tjørnuvík is best beach for surfing in the Faroe Islands. In Tjørnuvík there will be the option to get coffee, tea and pancakes from a very nice local man. Risin & Kellingin, You will follow The Giant and The Witch cliffs around the village of Eiði and see them from the other side on your way to Gjógv. These giants also have quite the story to tell. Gjógv, the iconic little village built around the gorge. On your way you will pass the highest mountain in the Faroes, Slættaratindur. Funningur, you will drive down the entertaining zig-zag road that you might have seen on photos. Funningur is a lovely quiet village. Saksun, Seeing that Saksun is one of the Faroe Islands top destinations. Here we'll hike up above the village and look down upon the village and church above the laguna and we'll hike down to the church normally we'll have a little brake here. There will of course also be opportunities to do other short stops on your way if you see something that you want to soak in for a moment. This is a laid back fun experience. The tour guide will bring warm tea and coffee and some Faroese delicacy to taste as well, and just have a fun and relaxing day with you. All the hikes are short and very easy, a good fit for any traveler. We do how ever recomend you rather use your time soaking in the experience than rushing allong. So some stops we recommend you cut out for a more pleasant relaxing day. Because not all sights are created equal and are as magical, some are more historical etc. But it's all up to you what you choose. Now, don't hesitate booking this classic tour where you will experience as much of the Faroe Islands in one day as possible. Check availability by choosing a date.

Explore the awe-inspiring sight from Kallurin where you will see the famous lighthouse standing only metres from the black promontory. Your tour guide will take you from the small village Trøllanes on Kalsoy and along the mountain path to the lighthouse on the very tip of this outlying island.  This is a three hours hike taking you to one of the most iconic sigts in the Faroe Islands. When you reach the edge of the cliff where men planted the lighthouse, you will get one of the most otherworldly experiences in nature with breathtaking views of the sheer rock wall Borgarin that goes vertically into the open ocean and the neightbouring islands. You will feel amazing when standing on Kallurin and watching the birds fly underneath you and also above your head. Travellers describe the tour as an immense feeling of serenity. You will make some photo stops along the route. Your tour guide will greet you in the northernmost village Trollanes on the island. This is a self drive tour and you can choose either to bring your own car onboard the ferry Sam from Klaksvík to Klasoy island and then drive to Trøllanes or take the public bus. You will buy your ferry ticket from the staff onboard the ferry. If you drive yourself, make sure to be at the harbour in Klaksvík an hour or so before the ferry sails to Kalsoy. Expect a queue especially during May to September. This hiking tour to Kallur Lighthouse is made all year round.  The departuring time for this hike is in the afternoon. Tours are made on weekdays to this stunning attarction far from stressful daily life.   Don't miss out a unique opportunity to experience this must-do nature hike in the Faroe Islands. Choose your preferred day of hiking and add to cart. Check availability by choosing a date.

Come and take your own picture of the most spectacular lighthouse in the Faroe Islands in astonishing surroundings. This is your chance to experience Kalsoy island. On this tour you will first drive from Tórshavn to Klaksvík, the second biggest town in the Faroe Islands very much anchored in its fishing tradition. From Klaksvík you will take the ferry to Syðradal on Kallsoy. You will wait in the ferry line for an hour in order to be secured a space for th ecar on th esmall ferry.  Arriving to Kallsoy you will make your way north on the only road on this sparsely populated island. Only 150 inhabitants dwell here year round, but the island is well served by infrastructure featuring several road tunnels connecting the four villages on this island. You will drive north to Mikladal to visit the Seal Woman, a statue by the shore of the village Mikladalur which represent the seal woman who, according to ancient Faroese legend, was forced to live with a human, but who all the time was longing to get back to live in the sea as a seal. By the northern most village on the island, Trøllanes, you will go off-road and head for the lighthouse on foot. This is a medium mountain hike and the first part of the trail requires some effort. There is no path, but you are walking on grass and stony surface. It is highly recommended to follow your tour guide and do not undertake the hike on your own unless you are an experienced hiker.  On your way up to the lighthouse you are likely to pass sheep, mountain dwelling birds and maybe you can spot occasional hare. Underneath you is the Atlantic ocean populated by seals and whales. The view by the lighthouse is absolute breathtaking and entirely unique. 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. At the end of the day, you will head back to Tórshavn. You will spend some time at the ferry harbour on Kalsoy island to secure yourself a space for the ferry back to Klaksvík. WHen back in Klaksvík, your tour guide will take you back for Tórshavn which is an hours drive away from Klaksvík. Do not hesitate booking this tour to Kalsoy and Kallur Lighthouse. Check availability by choosing a date.

Travel with  a local guide and experience the secrets of these stunning 18 islands in the North Atlantic Ocean for one day. Your experienced tour guide has travelled around all these Islands and she knows her beloved Faroe Islands by heart. You can choose to go for sightseeing roundtrip, do one particular hike, go shopping, visit museums or what you dream of the most to do in the Faroe Islands. The tour guide will make sure that you get an experience of a lifetime.  Go South, West, North or East, your tour guide Oda knows the spots worth seeing all around the Faroe Islands. See the secret scenic sceneries and blend ind with nature away from the crowd. Your tour guide will lead you through sites that will take your breath away. Visit the island of legends Sandoy in the south, or travel as far south as you can to Suðuroy, the island with the most stunning views, up close. You can also do a tour on Vagar with some of the most beautiful lakes and waterfalls and the Northern Islands where you will explore the county's highest mountains. Let your tour guide know your aspiration and what you want to see and do the most and she will take you there. You will be guaranteed the feeling of peace and serenity that travellers to the Faroe Islands are so fond of.   You local tour guide offers off the beaten track tours. If you book in good time, the guide can help you find the perfect accommodation. With 16 years of experience with Faroe Islands tourism and with travel in the Nordic Countries, let the tour guide Oda take you for a memorable day tour in the Faroe Islands. Grab your opportunity to explore the Faroe Islands with a local guide. Check availability by choosing a date.

Enjoy a guided hike to Trælanípa only 5 minutes away from Vagar Airport. 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. Tours ar emade each day at 9am, 12pm, and 15pm. 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. A tour guide is required when experiencing the Lake above the Ocean.  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. Trælanípa is untouched nature at its best. The hike to Trælanipa is easy. However, with a risk of fog and taking into account the vertical cliff way above the ocean, you will be thankful for the local advice when hiking to Trælanípan with a 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 official hiking shed to the Trælanípa. This is the trailhead for this top attraction in the Faroe Islands. The shed is situated just outside the village Miðvágur. You will see a sign saying “Trælanípa” when you get to the church in the village Miðvágur. Follow the sign for 500 metres and you will get to the shed.  From the shed, your tour guide will take you on a hike to one of the most appreciated locations in the Faroe Islands. When you see Trælanípan, you will understand why. Now, book this tour today to secure yourself a hike to Trælanípa with a local guide. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this hike where you will be served traditional Faroese food and two cans of tasty Faroese beers. Coffee is also included in the price as well as some Faroese home-made snacks. This is a 4-hour guided tour along the cozy walking route from Tórshavn to the village of Kirkjubøur, one of the oldest villages in the Faroe Islands. You will have some local specialties on the way. You will meet and greet the tour guide in Steinatún, the downtown bus-stop area in Tórshavn, 10-15 minutes before the departure of bus 3, which will take us to the outskirts of Tórshavn, where the walking route to Kirkjubøur begins. This is a five-minute busride. On the way to Kirkjubøur, you will pass the site where Faroe Islanders have gathered for open air public meetings since the second half of the 19th century - with flags, speeches and patriotic songs composed for the occasions. You will have a great view of Sandoy, Hestur, Koltur and Vágar - and of Tórshavn and Nólsoy before you go round "Reynsmúli" on your way out of Tórshavn. On the trip, you will be served traditional Faroese food and two cans of tasty Faroese beers. Coffee is also included in the price as well as some Faroese home-made snacks. You will stop a couple of times along the route - to enjoy the food and beer and to relax. And you will be treated to some fun local history, and it has to be said: the view from the top is spectacular (provided it is not foggy, of course). When you arrive in Kirkjubøur, you will have the opportunity to stroll around the village and enjoy the historical sites there. The tour guide will introduce you to: 1) Magnus Cathedral ruins from about 1300  2) Saint Olav´s Church, the oldest still used church of the Faroes dating from 12th century 3) Kirkjubøargarður, the oldest still inhabited wooden house of the world from 11th century. You will take Bus 5E on our way back home to Downtown Tórshavn. The ride will take half an hour. Add this hike to your cart to enjoy spectacular views and local Faroese food and beer.

Join this walk along the big gorge which gives the name to the village. This gorge was until recently used as a natural harbour for the local fishermen. From the gorge you will hike to the beautiful valley of Ambadal. From the bottom of the valley you have a great view over the cliff Búgvin. On the way you will pass the health source that runs out of the hill. They say it will bring you good health. So feel free to take a sip! Pickup is in Tórshavn at the bus station in the harbour and from there you will go on this beautiful day tour. You can see the pickup in Google Street View.

Unveil the wonders of Kalsoy island on this exclusive day tour to this far-flung island in the northern part of the archipelago. You will not only experience Kallur Lighthouse and the unbeatable scenery there but also visit and dine with a local in the delightful settlement Mikladalur. This tour will let you immerse in the destination to an extent that it is as much a part of you as you are of Kalsoy island. After you are picked up in Tórshvan, your tour guide will take you to Klaksvík from where you will step onboard the ferry to Kalsoy island. Once you rech the island, you will head to the northernmost village Trøllanes from where your hike to the famous Kallur Lighthous starts. Enjoy the untamed wilderness and the dramatic landscapes.  Kallur Lighthouse is surrounded by amazing nature and a breathtaking panoramic view of nearby islands and sheer cliffs. You will have time to soak in the scenery and enjoy this unspoiled spot. It takes an hour or so to walk to the lighthouse and the tour is grouped as moderate in difficulty.    After the hike, you will head to the village Mikladalur. Here you will visit a local home and enjoy a delicious soup with a local. You will also have the chance to taste some local delicacies. Your tour guide will then show you the village and walk down to the seaside where you will experience the Seal Woman statue. Once you have see the Kópakonan as she is named in faroese, you will return to the local house in Mikladalur where you will be served coffee and homebaked cake.   Now, you will take the tour back to the capital, Tórshavn. Your tour guide will take you all the way to your accommodation where you will be at 19 o'clock.   So don't delay - make sure to book this tour as soon as possible in order to avoid missing out. Check availablility by choosing a date.  

Experience a peaceful retreat on the remote island Suðuroy. This off the beaten track location and truly unique house will recharge your mind. Our house, built in 1910, has been our family’s property for four generations, is preserved and furnished with original inventory and restored to meet modern standards. We have four double rooms and one single room, bathrooms with shower and Bath-tub, large living room, sitting room and two additional lounges for our guests’ comfort. We welcome you in our pristine home with a light meal before we take you on a guided hike to the spectacular and wondrous cleft Rituskorð and the iconic bridge there. Back from the hike, we serve dinner, prepared with natural, organic locally bred products, such as fish and mutton. After dinner, we enjoy the evening and relax in our cosy lounges with homemade cake and a nightcap. This uncrowded place will make sure to give you a stress-free feeling of being far away. The following morning, we serve breakfast, and we can either take you for a stroll around the village of Hvalba or you can indulge by yourself and find peace, beauty and freedom in the vast, green surroundings, the endless ocean, the sandy beach and the view to the small, uninhabited island of Litli Dímun. You can either bring your own car and park outside the house or you can take the ferry Smyril from Tórshavn and the bus from Tvøroyri to Hvalba. Once you reach Suðuroy, the bus to Hvalba is waiting on the pier in Tvøroyri and from here it will take you directly to your door in Hvalba where we will be greeting you. So don't delay but make sure to book now so that you too can experience this incredible experience on Suðuroy island. Check availability by choosing a date.

Discover all the filming locations in the Faroe Islands for the James Bond movie No Time to Die. You will be taken to the island Kalsoy where you will follow in the footsteps of the Faroe Islands sceneries used in James Bond. If you are a James Bond fan, you do not want to miss a visit to the filming locations in the Faroe Islands. Your tour guide will show you the scenic locations and so much more. Meet the tour guide in the town Klaksvík on Borðoy island in the northern part of the Faroe Islands. From here, you will first cross the Kalsoyarfjørður strait in a boat before you get to Kalsoy island. When you reach Kalsoy island, your tour guide will drive on twisting roads and narrow tunnels to the northern part of the island that sits in deep valleys and breathtaking settings.  Besides experiencing the James Bond filming locations with your own eyes, you will have a peaceful moment in Djúpidalur (Deep valley) with steep mountains. You will also see the sealwomen statue in Mikladalur and venture to the lighthouse perched at the edge of the steep Kallurin cliff in the very northernmost part of Kalsoy island. It adds to the awesomeness of this tour that you will step inside the cosy traditional house Nýggjastova in the village Trøllanes. This is the village where the James Bond filming crew prepared all shootings on Kalsoy island. The James Bond film set found themselves in this far-flung corner of the world and now it is your turn to experience the wilderness and the spectacular landscapes. You will feel like you are in the scenes from the movie.  Your tour guide will tell you the best stories from the filming and then you will hear some legendary stories that have been kept in the village for centuries.  Hurry now so you too get the unique opportunity to explore the incredible shooting locations for James Bond in the Faroe Islands. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Join a fantastic day tour on Kalsoy island. You will hike on the highest path in the Faroe Islands connecting the two beautiful villages Mikladalur and Trøllanes. Your journey starts in Klaksvík downtown on Borðoy island where your local guide will greet you. You will then step onboard the local ferry SAM to the unbeatable Kalsoy island. Once you reach the island, you will drive to the lovely village Mikladalur where you will visit the famous Seal woman and hear her legendary and dramatic story with a suprising challenge in the end of the story. Now, you will start your exciting hike from Mikladalur to Trøllanes. The first part of the path leads you to the hidden and super quiet Djúpadalur valley were you can hear the same suggestive and deeply peaceful 'diamond sound', that the first people, that found the Faroe Islands for more than a tousand years ago, heard. This place is extraordinary and perfect for a good packed lunch with local produce. After you have enjoyed the delicious lunch in nature, the hike will continue. From this incredible and desolate valley you will walk the second part of the path north to the tiny village of Trøllanes in the absolut northern part of the Faroe Islands. You will have out-of-this-world vies along the hike that only very few people have experienced. In Trøllanes you will hear the thrilling story of how the small village got its special name (Trøllanes translates to The Trolls Cape) and how the old stories of the Hidden People influenced our ancestors. After a well brewed coffe and tea with the local pancakes, you will start the journey back to Klaksvík in a comfortable vehicle. Your tour guide will make sure that you get all the way back to the harbour in Klaksvík, after a full day of mind-blowing nature.  Now, what are you waiting for? Make sure to experience this off the beaten path hiking adventure on Kalsoy island. Check availability by choosing a date.

A favourite amongst travellers to the Faroe Islands is to visit the westernmost island of Mykines, home to large sea bird colonies of which the most famed being the large number of puffins. Mykines is staggeringly beautiful and deserves its spot as the most sought after destination in the Faroe Islands. For the complete experience of the remarkable nature and distinctive island life on Mykines, we recommend joining one of our smaller groups for a complete and personalised day-tour in comfortable and hassle-free settings. Mykines is a protected Ramsar area due to its rich and varied bird-life. The puffin colony is certainly the biggest in the Faroe Islands, potentially one of the biggest in the world, and we get the chance to pass right through it. The village that once inhabited almost 200 people is now reduced to around a dozen people living on the island throughout the year. Yet the village doesn’t disappoint with its well-maintained houses, turf rooves and colour variances. We departure from Tórshavn at 9h00 (pick-up starts at 8:30) and drive to Sørvágur to catch the ferry departing to Mykines at 10h20. If the weather permits it, the ferry-ride will be an experience in itself as we pass the sea stacks Drangarnir and the islands of Tindhólmur and Gáshólmur. Upon arrival, our first stop is the village café for a short break and the chance to buy refreshments. We then start the hike by heading uphill to the monument established for those who passed away at sea. Next we reach our first viewpoint ─ the largest puffin colony in the Faroe Islands. If the weather permits, we continue to Lambi and walk through the colony. At this point of the journey you are likely to get the chance to see the breeding pairs of puffins up-close. We then cross the bridge that hovers 35 meters above the ocean and hike to the lighthouse on Mykineshólmur. At the lighthouse we grab lunch while enjoying the surrounding seabird city. Having saturated the wild nature on Mykineshólmur, we hike same way back to the village and spend a moment before the catching the ferry back to Sørvágur at 17h05. Arrival time in Tórshavn will be around 19h as we drop you off at your convenient location.

Summer in the Faroe Islands is made for evening hikes as the cool breeze of air during day often tends to calm down and sunlight continues late into the evening. Participants of this tour are likely to get a more memorable hiking experience than a typical day hike with an amplified sense of fulfilment and well-being. We departure from Tórshavn at 17h00 and drive up the mountains of the northern part of Streymoy where − depending on weather conditions as well as the group size and experience – several great hiking routes are available. The hike will take 3-4 hours, including a well-deserved snack break along the way.

Kalsoy is the Faroe Islands’ own ‘James Bond Island’, and so much more.  As a location for 2020’s Bond movie ‘No Time to Die’ the island has gained a new worldwide fame, but, it’s long been on the must-do list of visitors to the Faroes. The mythical island is home to the famous Kallur Lighthouse, which, alongside the statue of the Seal Woman, counts among the islands’ most iconic sights.  Avoid the crowds and come along for this afternoon experience with your local expert guide to experience the best the island has to offer.   Across the sea Departing from Tórshavn we’ll drive along the fjords and through the tunnels towards Klaksvík – the second city of the Faroes with a population of around 5,000 nestled between mountains and fjords. From Klaksvík we’ll take a 20 minute ferry-ride over to the island of Kalsoy during which we’ll get to enjoy the dramatic landscape of the northern islands rising majestically from the sea.   The Famous Kallur Lighthouse After arriving in Kalsoy and taking in the view we drive onwards to Trøllanes where the hike to Kallur Lighthouse begins.* The local farmer will greet you and be your local guide for the hike that takes about 1-1.5 hours each way. The hike is not difficult and you’ll walk among the farmers’ sheep and wild birdlife providing the perfect opportunity to experience Faroese nature up close. The lighthouse is located on the northernmost edge of the island; its high and dramatic landscape making it a truly mesmerising experience. Upon reaching the lighthouse you’ll be provided with lunch and plenty of time to absorb the moment and the scenery. From this vantage point you can see the Giant and the Witch who, according to legend, tried to pull the Faroe Islands all the way over to Iceland. On the other side of Kalsoy you’ll have the view to the 758 metre high Cape Enniberg – the northernmost point of the Faroe Islands and one of the highest sea-cliffs in the world. After taking in the view and a well-deserved lunch you’ll hike back down to Trøllanes.   The mythical Seal Woman Afterwards, the journey continues to the pretty village of Mikladalur - which in English means Mighty Valley - where we’ll visit the Seal Woman statue (Koppakonin) and hear about how the mythical tale behind the statue has helped cement her status as one of the islands’ most iconic sites.     Having explored the area and perhaps visited the local café, we commence the journey back to Tórshavn again via the ferry giving you a second chance to appreciate the view of the islands and fjords from the sea. In total, the trip will take around 7 - 8 hours in total, meaning we should be back in Tórshavn at around 20:00. *Any participants not able or willing to hike to Kallur Lighthouse are welcome to stay in the car and enjoy a tour of the island with the driver. This extensive one-day excursion will cover some of the most beautiful places the Faroe Islands has to offer. It is tailor-made for smaller groups as we focus on creating personal experiences you won’t find anywhere else. Our local guides are knowledgeable and well-prepared. Along with their commentary along the way, they will be happy to take your questions and engage in conversation to make sure you get the most out of your tour.