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 10-20 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. You will make two stops here. One down by the laguna and beach and one stop at the church and old village. Kirkjubøur, In Kirkjubøur you will have a look at the historic Kirkjubøur Wall. The stone wall is the only wall of that size from that time in history that is located this far north. So it is quite spectacular. Tórshavn, you'll have a look at the old town Reyn with all the cute traditional houses and see the old red parliament buildings called Tinganes down by the harbour. You have the option of being dropped off/picked up in Tórshavn. 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. 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.
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.
Jump aboard this coach excursion and marvel at the unspoiled beauty of Múlafossur Waterfall. You will see one of the fairest attractions in the Faroe Islands. This excellent bus tour to the remote village Gásadalur is an essential Faroe Islands experience. Let an experienced guide take you to this stunning site to admire the remarkable nature surrounding Gásadalur. The small village Gásadalur is nestled at the base of the tallest mountains in Vágar island. Experiencing the famous waterfall cascading into the salty sea is a breathtaking show. You will feel the stress drop away, when standing at the edge and watching this true Nordic heaven. Gásadalur sits some 150 metres above sea level giving you a fantastic view towards the blue horizon and the island Mykines. This stunning spot will teach you invaluable life skils: to respect nature. The remote village of Gásadalur was the last inhabited location in the Faroe Islands to be connected to the road system. The tunnel came in the 21st Century. So now you can travel with ease to this delightful spot in the Faroe Islands that will most certainly thrill your senses. You might be lucky and get a glimpse of puffins when standing in front of the waterfall. This icon of the Faroe Islands breeds by sea cliffs and on islands nesting its one egg in a hole. After exploring Múlafossur Waterfall and the village Gásadalur, you will have a light meal and Coffee/Tea at the local Gásadalsgarður Guesthouse. You will enjoy the untouched nature just outside the window. As a part of this tour, you will also stop by the turf roofed village Bøur. From this cosy village, you will have a great view of the Tindhólmur inlet with its five column. Furthermore, you will also see the sea-stacks Drangarnir. Do not let the opportunity to experience Múlafossur Waterfall pass you by. Check availability by choosing a date.
Get to see as many puffins in the Faroe Islands as you ever dreamed of. This puffin packed summer package will get you close to the nature in the Faroe Islands and to the adorable puffins with their colorful beak. Over the course of four days, you will set your wanderlust free and experience some of the natural wonders that are kept in the Faroe Islands. Expect to see outlying islands and sheer bird cliffs. This four days holiday package will make your holiday season a time of joy. All the best sights in the Faroe Islands are planned for you in advance so that you can travel with ease and take in all the beauty around you. You will be secured four day tours. A couch will pick you up in Tórshavn at your hotel or other designated pickup location. Find yourself a window seat and enjoy the unspoiled nature while heading to some of the most sought-after attractions in the Faroe Islands. One of the absolute highlightes of this vacation package is a day tour to the small puffin island Mykines. You will get the full advantage of an organised tour so no last minutes ferry ticket booking or luch planning between attractions. Everything is taking care of so that you can make the most out of your time in the Faroe Islands. You will also have the chance to see puffins when sailing to Vestmanna Bird Cliffs. What makes puffins so common during these four day tours is a combination between experienced tour guides who knows everything about the rich birdlife in this archipelago and the fact that puffins nest and breed in the Faroe Islands and bring new puffins into the world during May to August every summer. You will leave the islands with happiness and feeling revitalised by the untouched beauty during the long summer days. You will experience the best of the stunning natural landscapes. Start to look forward to your journey today by booking this vacation package in the Faroe Islands. Check availability by choosing a date.
Dress in a warm woollen jumper perfect for the unpredictable weather in the Faroe islands. On this day tour to Eysturoy island, you will visit a woollen store with great products made out of the local sheep wool. You will be picked up in Tórshavn and then hit the road to Eysturoy island. The first stop will be made in the village Toftir. You will have a great sea view from this village. In Toftir you will drop by Navia with a variety of handcrafted woollen products with a strong North Atlantic heritage. You will have the chance to do tax-free shopping in the store. In Toftir you will see the local church. Also, you will get close to some of the only windmills in the Faroe Islands. The view from the wind turbines is great in all directions. Next, you will reach Norðragøta. This is an old settlement in the Faroe Islands with lots of history and culture. You will get to know some of the many stories about great Viking achievement and entrepreneurship which has always been a key virtue by the villagers. A large statue of Tróndur í Gøtu, a local hero from the Færeyinga Saga, stands in the village. Just beside the statue is a wooden, turf roof church. The church is part of the oldest buildings in Norðragøta where you will be treated to a tour through Faroese farm life from the mid-19th to the 20th century. In these old buildings you will see an astonishing array of traditional clothing, kitchen implements, furniture, tools, fishing equipment, and everyday artefacts. Now, after a visit in this old part of Norðragøta, you will head back to Tórshavn. Weather permitting, you will take a different route back when approaching the capital in the Faroe islands. Get ready for a great day on Eysturoy island. Check availability by adding to cart.
Combine a classic deep sea fishing trip in Vestmanna and second to none cookery. This tour is for those who want to experience the Faroe Islands from the sea while deep sea angling. You will sail in some of the Faroe Island's awe inspiring scenery. When the fishing tour draws to an end, you will hand your catch to a local chef who will make you a delicious meal from the fresh fish. The goal of the day is to catch your own dinner. If you are a novice, the captain will give you his best advice on how to catch fish from the waters between the islands Vágar and Streymoy. This half-day "Hook & Cook" fishing trip starts at 0930 on the boat. You will meet the captain at the pier upon arrival in Vestmanna. The captain will hand you a warm floating suit and give a short introduction to the adventure ahead. Now you are ready to grab the rod and get some quality Faroe Islands fish on the hook filled with important protein and other nutrients. Expect to catch cod and haddock but also other species. Enjoy the excitement when pulling the fish out of the North Atlantic Ocean while you in soak the untouched nature surrounding you. All you need to bring with you to Vestmanna is a sense of adventure. The captain will make sure to provide you with fishing gear and the main aim of the day - to catch fish in utterly stunning surrounding. This half-day fishing trip followed by delicious self-caught fish is suitable for all ages and levels of experience. When returning to the harbour after four hours on the sea, the captain will fillet the fish ready for the chef at the marina restaurant "Fjørukrógvin". The restaurant is located 100 metres from where the boat is moored. The chef will prepare your fish with fresh potatoes and vegetables. Book this tour now to get an experience high on demand and of limit availability. Choose a date and add to cart.
Join this hike in Suðuroy 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 3-4-hour guided tour along the cozy walking route from Trongisvágur to the beautiful valley "Hvannhagi". Suðuroy is one of the most untouched places in the Faroe Islands. 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. When you get to the top and look towards the northeast, you have a magnificent view of three outlying islands Lítla Dímun, Stóra Dímun and Sandoy. After about a 20-minute walk, you arrive at Grindin, which is where you go down in Hvannhagi. Here, you begin to see parts of the beautiful Hvannhagi. You also have a view to other islands further away, for example, Koltur and Vágar. This tour starts in Suðuroy. In order to get to Suðuroy, take the ferry Smyril from Tórshavn with daily departures. The starting point for this tour is the hospital in Tvøroyri, go up to Ovari Vegur and continue left in the direction of Trongisvágur. Once you have walked approximately one and a half kilometres, you arrive at the gate leading to the outfield. Here is a sign that reads Hvannhagi. The path begins. The route down to Hvannhagi and back is somewhat difficult. The maximum hight on this tour is 230 metres above sea level. Now, do not let this chance pass by. Check availability by choosing a date.
Enjoy the beautiful nature, rich birdlife and facinating history on this guided day tour to Sandoy and Kirkjubøur. You will visit the oldest sites dating back to the Viking age and even some sea-mines from second world war. When returning from Sandoy, you will visit Kirkjubøur which is the historic hub in the Faroe Islands. We will see the farm in which the 17th generation of the family Paturson are farmers. They live in the oldest wooden house in Europe dating back almost 1000 years.
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. 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.
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.
Book now and secure yourself a daytrip to the Puffin island 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. This day tour to Mykines is open for bookings in 2019. Tours from early May to late August. 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.
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.
Visit the cultural and historical hub in the Faroe Islands. On this day tour you will get to Kirkjubøur in a luxury coach. You will see all the major sights in the most historic village on the Faroe Islands. Before heading to Kirkjubøur, you will go for a stroll in the oldest part of Tórshavn on the flat rocks of Tinganes down at the harbour. Your tour guide will tell you local stories dating back to the Viking age. You will also see all the small turf-roofed houses in the á Reyni district, which is the oldest settlement in the capital Tórshavn. Now you will jump on the bus and your tour give will show you Kirkjubøur. You will see the top attractions in Kirkjubø such as the oldest inhabited wooden house in Europe, the St Magnus cathedral, and the St Olav's church. Before arriving to Kirkjubøur you will have a great view of the islands Hestur and Koltur across the sound. The old farmhouse Kirkjubøargarður is still inhabited which makes it the oldest inhabited house in Europe made out of wood. The farmhouse dates back to the 11th century. You will have the unique opportunity to walk inside the house and see the old living room now used by the 17th generation of the family that runs the farm in Kirkjubøur. The ruins of the Magnus cathedral is the most important historic building in the Faroe Islands. The building was probably never finished. Historians say that the cathedral would have been one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in the Nordic region. The cathedral consists of a simple, rectangular nave. A small sacristy on the north side has traces of paving and altar foundations and was perhaps the only part of the building that was finished. A tower was also apparently planned. Only the walls of the church are standing, and from them plaster and ornament have long since disappeared, revealing the excellent craftsmanship of the builders. This is your chance to see the Faroe Islands in winter and explore the historic village Kirkjubøur and the oldest part of Tórshavn. Add the tour to your cart.
Come along a memorable day tour to the Faroe Island's winter scene in the beautiful villages Saksun, Kvívík, and Hvalvík. You will see all the very best highlights and amazing attractions. This tour is perfect for those who want to see the best of what the island Streymoy has to offer. From Viking ruins to spectacular nature. The tour is tailored to travellers who want to maximise their experiences on the main island Streymoy. You will see ocean waves crashing into the rocky shore from the village Kvívík and you will get a majestic view in Saksun over the tidal lagoon and the charming turf-roofed houses. You will be picked up in Tórshavn and from there head to the old Viking village Kvívík. On your journey from Tórshavn to Kvívík, you will pass the mountain road from Tórshavn. There are really good photo opportunities on the way and the bus driver will make sure to stop so that you can take some photos. I Kvívík there is a main river that cascades down through the mountain side. The excavated houses in Kvívík show that there is an ancient Viking settlement. There is a small harbour in Kvívík. During winter the harbour is often exposed to the full force of the waves. From Kvívík you will head to Hvalvík. In this less known village you will get a glimpse of one of the traditional wooden churches. There is a great view in Hvalvík towards the valley leading to Saksun. The last stop on this tour is Saksun. You will drive through the 10 km long valley before reaching the stunning sights in Saksun. Visiting Saksun is an unforgettable experience. Saksun has its own unique setting with waterfalls, steep mountains and the tidal lagoon. Book this tour to see some of the best attractions on the island Streymoy and witness the unspoiled nature. Add this tour to your cart.
Hop on board this classic bus trip from Tórshavn to the beautiful village of Gjógv with hot drinks and pastries at Guesthouse Gjáargarður. Gjógv is one of the most beautiful villages in the Faroe Islands. The village Gjógv is the most northern village on the island Eysturoy, the second largest island in the Faroe Islands. Your tour to Gjógv starts from Tórshavn. On your way East you will go for a walk on the bridge connecting the islands Streymoy and Eysturoy, pass the highest summit Slættaratindur (880 metres) and Gráfelli (857 metres), the tallest mountains in the archipelago, located between the villages of Eiði and Gjógv. A small road will lead you to Gjógv. You will be treated to gorgeous views when sliding down the valley. The coastal village is famous for its picturesque scenery dotted with colourful houses built around its sea-filled gorge that has given the village its name. The gorge runs from the village into the ocean where you will also find a harbour. The landscape around the village is incredible and varied. 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. From Gjógv you will have an epic view of the island Kalsoy. This is a truly unique village and that is why it attracts visitors from abroad and locals alike, who are seduced by its untouched tranquillity. Gjógv is the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, and you will enjoy the remote village before heading to its charming guesthouse, Gjáargarður, for hot drinks and pastries. You will appreciate visiting Gjógv as you will feel the solitary lifestyle in the village and sense the untouched beauty. Imagine yourself living in this place, enjoying the valley and listening to the North Atlantic Ocean every morning. Gjógv will give you new perspectives on everyday life. Book this classic guided tour from Tórshavn to Gjógv by adding to cart.
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 a two-way 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. 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.
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.
Step aboard a boat and go on an unforgettable adventure to Vestmanna Sea Cliffs. On this tour you will have the opportunity to see some of the most remarcable coastline in the Faroe Islands. The trip departures from the harbour in Vestmanna, a village in impressive amphitheatrical setting. You will have the chance to enjoy the café just beside the departure point and right next to the café you will also see a selection of small fishing boats belonging to the villagers. After everything is set, you will sail out of the harbour and head straight to the stunning sea cliffs. You will sail through breathtaking nature and explore the great wildlife just outside of Vestmanna. The Vestmanna Sea Cliffs are a natural wonder and a must-see experience while in the Faroe Islands. Sheer mountain sides, towering sea stacks, and rich birdlife is what you will explore on this two hour boat tour. You will sail near these amazing cliffs and if weather permits you will be sailed through rocky gorges. This scenic attraction will get you near to puffins and other bird species that are nesting in the narrow sloping ledges in the cliffs. From the boat you will see high mountain peaks on the island Streymoy and many caves along the coastline. You will sail only few metres from the highest sea stack in the area Heygadrangur which rises 144 m out of the salty North Atlantic Ocean. The boat trip along the narrow channel between sea stacks and the coast is a facinating and unforgettable experience. There are no signs of human construction or development in this area adding to the undisturbed and untouched experience when going on the journey to the cliffs north of Vestmanna. Explore the breathtaking cliffs of Vestmanna on this boat trip with daily departures in summer. Check availability by choosing a date.
Reserve your seat on a guided bus tour from Tórshavn to the two adoring villages Bø and Gásadalur on the popular Vagar island. This tour will take you to the untouched nature on the island Vagar. In the tiny village Gásadalur, you will experience the famous and must-see attraction Múlafossur Waterfall. Visiting the remote Gásadalur is one of the most stunning sights in the Faroe Island. When you stand in front of the cascading waterfall, you will understand why travellers around the world come to see Gásadalur and the beautiful Múlafossur waterfall. In Gásadalur you will be surrounded by the highest mountains on Vágar island. You will also have a panoramic view over the westernmost island Mykines with all its puffins. You might also be lucky and spot some puffins by the Múlafossur Waterfall. Gásadalur was the last settlement in the Faroe Islands to be connected to the rest of the country. Until very recently the only way to access this remote village was by hiking over the steep mountain from Bøur to Gásadalur. You will enter this spectacular village through a modern tunnel which makes it convenient and easy to visit Gásadalur and explore Múlafossur Waterfall. On your way to Gásadalur, you will stop by the picturesque village Bøur. You will have the change to go for a stroll in this village where most of the houses are grass roofed. From Bøur you will have a fantastic view of the peaky islet Tindhólmur and the rock formation with a hole in it, Drangarnir. Now, you will head to Gásadalur. After seeing the breathtaking Múlafossur Waterfall, you will enjoy a light meal with coffee/tea and cake inside the local Gásadalsgarður Guesthouse. When returning to Tórshavn, you will have the opportunity to take some photos of the unspoiled nature in the Faroe Islands. The bus will do photo stops on the way to Tórshavn. Do not hesitate to visit Múlafossur Waterfall. Add a guided bus tour to the fantastic scenery in Gásadalur to your cart.
Discover all the highlights of the Faroe Islands on a day excursions. This is a tour specially designed for passengers on a cruise ship. You will first go to the cozy village of Bøur and then to Gásadalur, where you will enjoy the famous waterfall Mulafossur. Next you will drive to Saksun, one of the most beatiful spots in the islands. At the village of Tjørnuvík you'll see the stone formations Risin & Kellingin. On the way you will also visit the highest waterfall in the Faroe Islands, Fossá. Cruise arriving to Tórshavn If you still have time you'll do a short walking tour in Tinganes, the old part of Tórshavn. Cruise arriving to Runavík If you still have time you'll visit the scenic village of Gjógv. Join this PRIVATE tour (from 1 to 8 people) which is guided by local Faroese tour guides. You can do this tour all year round.
Take advantage of this opportunity to see some of the most popular attractions on the islands Streymoy and Eysturoy. You will be picked up in Tórshavn and then you are good to go. Start the day with a boat tour across the dramatic and famous Vestmanna cliffs. This is an experience you'll never forget! From Vestmanna you will drive to Saksun, an old farm located near a lake connected to the ocean surrounded by high mountains. Saksun is a fantastic village. At the village of Tjørnuvík you'll see the stone formations “The Giant and the Witch” (Risin & Kellingin). On the way you'll also visit the highest waterfall in the Faroe Islands, Fossá. You'll cross the "Bridge over the Atlantic" to get to the island of Eysturoy, where you visit the scenic village of Gjógv and, on the way, you'll make a stop to photograph the amazing views over the village of Funningur, where the first vikings settled down. This is a PRIVATE tour (from 1 to 8 people) and guided by our local guides. You can do this tour all year round but when the boat to the Vestmanna cliffs don't sail you'll do a visit to Kirkjubøur and Tinganes (old Tórshavn) instead. The boat to Vestmanna Bird Cliffs sails from May 1st until September 30th.
Join us for a drive to the beautiful Kirkjubø and Velbastaður in the south of Streymoy. We’ll visit the iconic St. Magnus Cathedral and St. Ólav’s church and enjoy the scenic view to and from Kirkjubø. We'll be seeing sheep and highland cattle also, so who knows if you make a new friend or two! Bring your camera and your good shoes!
Join a Faroese shepherd on a beautiful 6km hike over the "Reynið" mountain from Argir, Tórshavn to the historical Kirkjubøur. The guide, an experienced shepherd in the area, will invite to join him in his weekly chores - checking fences, tending to the sheep, or feeding the herd of Scottish highland cattle. The hike starts in the suburb of Argir, where the landscape is a rugged, stony terrain with beautiful views over Torshavn, Argir and Nólsoy. On the way to Kirkjubøur, where the hike ends, the scenery changes giving you a spectacular view over the islands Hestur and Koltur. There is a historical sheepfold on the route as well as an old watchtower and two old guardhouses in the area In Kirkjubö you will have the opportunity to see the old farm house from the 11th century and the old ruin of the cathedral and the and the historical church. In the summer, visitors with an interest in birds will have the pleasure of seeing and hearing a wide variety of birds such as the gold-crest (Títlingskongur in Faroese), which is the smallest bird in Europe, the white wagtail (Erla Kongsdóttir), the great skua (Skúgvur) and many other birds that nest in the mountains. During the winter when the days are shorter, the scenery transforms into an arctic tundra with almost total silence and even the small possibility of seeing the aurora borealis. A night-walk in the snow during the winter season is an unforgettable experience and grants photo-enthusiasts the perfect opportunity to capture beautiful long-time exposure pictures. It's possible to extend the hike to 20 kilometers if you are fit and want to see more of the southern part of the island; always starting and ending in the same place. Whatever your age, we think this hike is for you. Add it to your plan by selecting either the morning or evening tour.
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.
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.
Embark on a 4-day self-drive tour of Faroe Islands. This tour is for anyone who do not have much time to spare in their busy schedule but still eager to relax and experience the top attractions in the Faroe Islands. This self-drive tour is your chance to experience everything at your own pace. The tour will take you through the unspoiled landscapes, to stunning waterfalls, majestic mountains, quaint villages, and unbelievable outlying islands. Incredible sights such as Kalsoy, Mykines and Saksun will be at your fingertips. You will pick up your car at Vagar Airport just upon arrival. You will spend your nights in Tórshavn. This tour will get you to the solitude that most travellers to the Faroe Islands desire. On this self-drive tour you will have the freedom to explore as much as you want within each day. The long summer days here give you the chance to experience nature from the early morning hours to late evening. Hence, you can also add extra activities to your days and make your journey in the Faroe Islands even more special. Do not miss this opportunity to experience the untouched Faroe Island's nature. Secure yourself an amazing trip with this 4-day and 3-night summer self-drive tour. Check availability by choosing a date.
Explore the untouched nature in the Faroe Islands on this 3 day self-drive summer tour. You will find yourself in the middle of unbelievable nature again and again on this short Faroe Islands visit. With your very own rental car, you will experience major sites along with hidden gems. This tour is the perfect way to get a true feeling of what the Faroe Islands are. Your adventure begins upon arrival. You arrive at Vagar Airport where your rental car is waiting for you. Now, you have three days to soak in the untouched Nordic archipelago. This self-drive tour is the perfect choice for those that want to spend their vacation time efficiently. You will see as much as possible in the course of three days and two nights. The tour includes vehicle, accommodation and some of the most popular summer attractions in Faroe Islands, the puffin island Mykines, the Golden Circle embracing the remarkable village Saksun, the Múlafossur Waterfall and more! There are several optional add-on activities along the way to help you make the most out of each day depending on when you arrive and depart. Add these activities of your own choice to this 3-day self-drive tour. Set your own pace and book this 3-day tour now! Check availability by choosing a date.
