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.
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. Before reaching Tjørnuvík, you will pass the impressive waterfall Víkafossur also known as Fossá Waterfall. You will have the 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.
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.
Experience some of Faroe Island's true wonders with this extraordinary hiking tour on Vágar Island where you will see the insta-famous Lake above the Ocean, the legendary Bøsdalafossur waterfall and the towering sea-stack Geituskorardrangur. Those who are looking for an unbelievable hiking adventure in the untouched nature need to look no further. You will be picked up in Tórshavn at your hotel or other designated pick up location. Tie your laces on your hiking shoes and jump on the coach. Now, you will head from Streymoy island to the west to Vágar island. The first half of this tour will take you to sights such as Gásadalur where you will see the waterfall Múlafossur, to the charming village Bøur where you will have a picturesque view of Tindhólmur islet and Drangarnir sea-stacks, ad to the village Sandavágur with one of the most beautiful churches in the Faroe Islands. Now, get ready for some epic hiking. Your hike tour starts in the afternoon from lake Leitisvatn also known as lake Sorvagsvatn. The hike to these attractions is easy and beautiful with almost no elevation. You will walk along the lake towards the edge of the island where the basalt walls meet the salty ocean. Expect to hike for one hour from your starting point to Trælanípa which translates directly to the Slave's Cliff. On this tour, you will have the opportunity to witness the breathtaking view from the sheer black cliff of Trælanípa where you will have the iconic view of lake lying there above the North Atlantic ocean. You will then do a much shorter hike to the stunning waterfall Bøsdalafossur. This tour has it all. Múlafossur waterfall, a stunning lake and the famous sight from the sheered cliff. The sharp peak at the edge of the cliff is what makes Trælanípan to such an overwhelming experience. Bøsdalafossur waterfall thunders down the ocean and the sight towards the sheer cliff of Trælanípan will stay in your heart from the first time you see it. If it has not been too rainy the days before your hike, then you can cross the river and get close to Geituskorardrangur which is a majestic rock formation. Turn to the southwest when you stand on the edges of Vágar and you will see nothing but the wast Atlantic Ocean and the undulating waves. During windy days waves are enormous here. Book this must-do hiking experience now to avoid missing out. Check availability by choosing a date.
Step right up to experience some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the Faroe Islands. This enticing tour will take you to the world-renowned sites: Múlafossur Waterfall, Fossá Waterfall and waterfalls in Saksun. The waterfalls in the Fare Islands are countless. This tour will take you sightseeing and exploring the most stunningly beautiful waterfalls on two different islands in the Faroe Islands. The tour will satisfy all your senses and the memory will last a lifetime. You will visit the picturesque and best known waterfall Múlafossur only a short drive from Vagar Airport. Here you will get a scenic view of Múlafossur Waterfall and the remote village Gásadalur that sits at the edge of the cliff. Next up is the Fossá Waterfall on the island Streymoy. Fossá Waterfall has a double drop with black lava cliffs behind the foaming white water. You will hike to the first drop, which is an impressive experience. Fossá Waterfall is 140 metre in total. Your last stop on this tour is Saksun. The village has a couple of waterfalls that you will chase together with your local guide. Among the waterfalls, that you will see in Saksun is the stunning Breiðá Waterfall running from the mountain Kopsenni. Rain is quite common on the Faroe Islands as it rains more than 250 days a year. This is actually good news as the waterfalls on this tour only get more impressive when it rains, especially Fossá Waterfall and the waterfalls in Saksun. The waterfalls on this tour are breathtaking so make sure to bring a good camera as there are great photo opportunities at all three waterfalls. All waterfalls on this tour are accessible in winter as well as in summer. Join this exciting guided tour to the best waterfalls in the Faroe Islands. Add the tour to your cart.
Step right up to explore the jaw dropping winter nature with this amazing four-day tour to the Faroe Islands most well known sights. Your four days will bring you the most sought out natural attractions in the Faroe Islands. This tour is for anyone eager to maximise their Faroe Islands vacation. Over the span of four days and three nights, you will be taken to cascading waterfalls such as Múlafossur Waterfall, Bøsdalafossur Waterfall, and Fossá Waterfall. You will stand in the middle of remote villages such as Saksun, Tjørnuvík, and Gjógv. Also, you will experience the lake above the ocean when visiting the Slave's Cliff. This trip is filled with natural wonders. Travel with ease with this winter package tailored for adventurous spirits. Check out your daily itinerary below. You can also add extra activities to your adventure during the booking process. Over the next days, you will experience an incredible winter holiday in the distant Faroe Islands. Three nights of accommodation, transport, and two guided tours on your second and third days is included in this package. You will see some of Faroe island's best-known mountains and lots of charming coastline villages. By reserving this tour, you will explore the best of the Faroe Island's natural delights. So hurry now and book this package to experience the nature that has made the Faroe Islands ranking high on many travel bucket lists of things that travellers want to explore in their lifetime.
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.
Secure yourself a 5-day journey and visit the classic locations in the Faroe Islands. You will explore the most popular sights on Vagar Island, the beautiful villages Gjogv, Saksun, and Tjørnuvik and the unspoiled Northern Islands with this exclusive winter package. These five days will bring you the best of nature in the Faroe Islands. You will explore the stunning nature, culture, history, and the many untold winter stories in the Faroe Islands. Travel with ease and comfort to the best sights in the Faroe Islands. This winter package includes accommodation, transportation, and visits to incredible natural attractions all in the company of local Faroese guides. Simply show up and get ready for the time of your life. You will join the trip with ease and all 4 nights of accommodation are booked in advance. You will find more information about each day's adventure below. With this winter package, you will not only get to see Múlafossur Waterfall and visit the famous village Saksun, but you will also journey up North to the Northern Islands. You will visit rare nature and untouched locations. You will also see the majestic Fossá Waterfall and hike to one of the most scenic places you will ever visit, the Slave's Cliff or Trælanípan where you will see the lake above the ocean. Your guide will make sure you get close to these emblematic locations. Book the ultimate all-in-one winter package now! Discover the undiscovered Nordic atmosphere and stunning winter landscape in the Faroe Islands. You will love every second of the trip. Check availability by choosing a date.
See the spectacular Múlafossur Waterfall and other breathtaking sites on the island of Vágar. This five hour guided tour starts in Tórshavn. Upon leaving Tórshavn heading North along the mountain road, you will get a magnificent view of the sea and landscape below and of Sornfelli mountain and Skælingsfjall mountain above. Along the mountain road, you will stop twice. First, there is a stop at Norðradalsskarð where you will see the winding road leading down the deep valley and the picturesque island Koltur in the horizon. Next, you will experience the only prison in the Faroe Islands situated in Mjørkadalur valley. The view here is great. Add a lush grass roof to the prison and the view gets even better! Your journey will continue to the first undersea tunnel in the Faroe Islands which opened back in 2002. The almost five kilometres long tunnel connects the islands Streymoy and Vágar. There is a magnificent view of the islets Tindhólmur from Bøur. You will have the opportunity to go for a stroll between grass roofed houses and church that lie lumped together along the river close to the white sandy beach. Far in the distance you will see the bird island Mykines. You will go for a stroll between the cosy turf roofed houses.. The first village on Vágar island that you will stop by is Sandavágur. You will visit the red and white church and go inside the church to see the Runestone found in the nearby Eingjartoftum. The Runestone dates back to the 13th century. Next, you will head to Miðvágur and then alongside Leitisvatn to Sørvágur. West of Sørvágur lies the beautiful village Bøur. The villagers have a fantastic view the Tindhólmur islet and the sea-stacks Drangarnir. The last stop on the tour is Gásadalur - one of the most jaw-dropping attractions in the Faroe Islands. Gásadalur is surrounded by stunning mountains and you will also have a panoramic view towards the puffin island Mykines. Gásadalur is one of the most authentic experiences in the Faroe Islands due to its remoteness. Until very recently, Gásadalur was the only village in the Faroe Islands with no road connection. Now there is a tunnel from Bøur to Gásadalur. Gásadalur is most famous for Múlafossur Waterfall. You will get close to the waterfall and make sure to snap the iconic picture with the cascading waterfall the small village Gásadalur in the background. You can add a hike to the Lake above the Ocean during the booking process. You will hike 8 kilometres to experience Trælanípa, Bøsdalafossur Waterfall and Geituskorardrangur. Now choose a date and book your day tour to all the awe-inspiring gems on Vágar island. Add this tour to unspoiled nature to your cart.
Join a 3 to 4 day hike (depending on weather, shape etc) from the northern end of Streymoy, the largest of the Faroe Islands, to the southern. On the Streymoy Pilgrimage you will walk several hours each day and spend the nights in tent in the beautiful nature along the route. Your goal is to enjoy the moment and the nature. This is the perfect tour for those seeking solitude or spiritual enlightenment. You will have peace to do so. When hiking from the North to the South of Streymoy, you will reach several summits along the way. The journey ends at the old Church monument in Kirkjubø where you will be driven to Tórshavn where you can have a shower before having a nice meal in Tórshavn in the evening. Streymoy island is diversified naturally. The coast to the West and North consists of almost precipitous bird cliffs. The landscape is wild and deserted, while the South and East coasts are more open with deep fjords and settlements which grew up around the estuaries at the bottom of the fjords. Inland there are high mountains, deep vales, lakes and streams. The streams on this all-encompassing nature tour are fantastic. They are everywhere in all shapes and sizes, from small springs to wild meandering rivers and pretty cataracts. You will see waterfalls cascading over layers of rocky formations. The most intriguing aspect of the streams is how they change. They depend on the precipitation, and during rainless period they quickly dry up.It doesn't take more than a rainy day or night for them to fill up, so that the little inconspicuous brook turns into a raging torrent. Add this Pilgrimage Hike to your cart to get an unbelievable experience in the stunning nature in the Faroe Islands. Choose a date to proceed.
Enjoy the scenic view from the highest summit in the Faroe Islands combined with part of the Golden Circle tour. The mountain Slættaratindur is a great hike and the scenery is lovely up hill and on the top. The tour starts in Tórshavn in the morning. After you have been picked up, you will head north on Streymoy island to the village Saksun with the famous tidal lagoon. Next, you will experience the tallest waterfall Fossá which drops in two levels before visiting the village Tjørnuvík nestled peacefully in a deep valley. Now, you will enter Eysturoy island and head further north and drive up the steep winding road beneath the Slættaratindur mountain to the Eiðisskarð pass from where your hike to the top will start. Slættaratindur peaks at 880 metre above sea level. You will reach the highest point in the Faroe Islands with a experienced tour guide that will keep you on the path all the way to the highest peak. Your hike will start halfway up the mountain as the road will take you to almost 400 metres above ocean level. Hiking to the summit will take 1 hour. Weather permitting, you will stay on the top for one hour or so. The weather is unpredictable on the top. You can experience standing in the middle of clouds and only see Slættaratindur itself. But on a clear day you will have a fantastic view over almost all islands in the Faroe Islands from the northernmost island to the southernmost island. You will have a packet lunch on the top of the Faroe Islands and also a bottle of water. The hike downhill from the top will take just under 1 hour. On your way back to Tórshavn, you will stop at Eiðiskollur. Here you will see the two marvellous stone formations out of the sea, "Risin and Kellingin". When heading back to Tórshavn, you will see steep mountains and several charming valleys lying side by side. There are great photo opportunities on this day tour that will bring you stunning views of the unspoiled nature in the Faroe Islands. Make sure to explore the beauty when standing on the top of the Faroe Islands as well as experiencing a part of the golden circle tour. Add this day tour to Slættaratindur and Golden Circle to your cart.
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 parking area just outside the village of Miðvágur. You can see the meeting point in Google Street view. From the parking area, you will start your hike to one of the most appreciated locations in the Faroe Islands. When you see Trælanípan, you will understand why. Now, book this tour today to secure yourself a hike to Trælanípa with a local guide. 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.
Join a day trip to stunning villages and outstanding nature. See the gorgeous landscapes in Saksun and take in the beauty of Gjógv. This six hour day trip with a local guide takes you by bus to the famous village Saksun and to the widely known and esteemed villages on the Northern part of the island Eysturoy. There are plenty of photo opportunities and your tour guide will make sure to stop along the way so that you can snap some of the most iconic attractions. You will be picked up in Tórshavn from your preferred pick up location. Then simply relax and enjoy the view as the bus slides along waterfalls and narrow roads to your first stop in Saksun. On your way to the beautiful Saksun, this tour will take you to the view of Koltur from Norðradalsskarð. You will see the spectacular road winding its way through the valley and with the lonely island Koltur some kilometres away from the shoreline. You will also have the opportunity to stand just outside the only prison in the Faroe Islands. This prison has a grass roof and a fantastic view of the fjord Kaldbaksbotnur. When in Saksun, soak in the stunning tidal lagoon and the small houses nestled in this deep valley with steep mountains all around it. Now you will head to the village Funningur. You have most likely seen photos of this village situated in a majestic valley. From Funningur you will visit the scenic village Gjógv. This village is a must-see place for everyone visiting the Faroe Islands. Grab the chance and walk either down the stairs into the famous deep ravine in Gjógv or walk along the edge to get a spectacular view of both the gorge and the village. Finally, you will drive by Slættaratindur the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands and stop by the village of Eiði with the famous football pitch close to the salty North Atlantic ocean. On Eiðisskarð you will be rewarded with a great view of the sea stacks Risin & Kellingin or the Giant and his Wife. You will be amazed by all the speechless attractions. Book your tour right away by adding to 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. These are some of the most awe-inspiring attractions in the Faroe Islands. 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 mountain sides. Your next stop is Gjógv. On the way from Tjørnuvík to Gjógv you will stop by the famous Fossá Waterfall. 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 10 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. You can add a hike to Slættaratindur to this tour when booking. When adding the hike to the highest mountain Slættaratindur to this day, you will do the hike instead of visiting the village Gjógv. Discover the magic of Faroe Islands by adding the Golden Circle Tour to your cart. Check availability by choosing a date.
Come along for this essential Faroe Islands experience. You will witness the amazing Múlafossur Waterfall that runs into the Atlantic Ocean and the unbelievable village Gásadalur. You will be picked up in the morning in Tórshavn by your tour guide who will take you on a majestic journey. The ride to Gásadalur is a unique experience in itself. From your seat, you will see lakes and the ever changing coastline. You will be heading west from the island Streymoy to the island Vagar. Before you reach the destination you will see several villages among them the stunning village Bøur and in the distance the sea-stacks Drangarnir and the inlet Tindhólmur. Gásadalur is nestled on the west side of the island Vágar. The scenery is taken out of a larger-than-life fairy tail. The untouched valley where you will find Gásadalur is a must-do experience while in the Faroe Islands. Enjoy the entering scene to Gásadalur as you get out of the tunnel leading to Gásadalur. You will start the scenic trip down the mountain side and to the village itself. Gásadalur is surrounded by high mountains with facinating rock formations. You will enjoy a panoramic sight over the island Mykines and the mesmerising waterfall. This tour will appeal to everyone seeking to immerse themselves in the beautiful nature in the Faroe Islands. Make sure to bring your camera as Gásadalur gives you plenty of chances to get great photos in the picturesque village. You will also have time to go on a stroll in the village that holds some great examples of turf-roofed housses. There is even a store where you can aquire local hand-made products. Hop aboard a comfort coach and discover the breathtaking Múlafossur Waterfall on this legendary tour. Secure yourself a guided tour to Gásadalur and Múlafossur Waterfall by adding this experience to the cart.
Hop aboard a luxury coach for this essential Faroe Islands experience. You will visit the remote village Gjógv with the impressive natural gorge. You will also explore the famous Fossá Waterfall and the sea-stacks Risin and Kellingin or the Giant and his Wife. This tour is for those who want to immerse themselves in Faroe Islands nature and want to see some of the top attractions. The tour has a delightful combination of nature and small villages. Your trip to the most northern village on Eysturoy starts in the capital Tórshavn. From Tórshavn you will head to Gjógv. This village is set in outstanding surroundings. The mountain road from the highest point on the tour and down the valley to Gjógv is amazing. You will pass Slættaratindur the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands just before driving down the narrow road to Gjógv. When in Gjógv, you will witness the remarkable gorge on which you will find the villager's only harbour. You can take the stairs down to the gorge and walk along the edge to the spot where many travellers want to get a photo of the gorge and the village together. You will most likely see the cold North Atlantic waves splashing against the shore. This tour will also make sure that you explore the awesome Fossá Waterfall. This famous waterfall drops in two levels. You will have the chance to get really close to the waterfall and feel the water crashing at the rocky bottom of the waterfall. Soak up the power of the waterfall, have a sip of the pure clean water and get refreshed. You will also stop to get the best sight of the sea-stacks Risin and Kellingin. When you explored these three stunning attractions, you will go back to the capital Tórshavn. This as a unique winter tour that will give you some of the best nature that Faroe Islands has to offer. Add this winter day tour to your cart.
Experience two of the most famous attractions in the Faroe Islands including the amazing sea-stacks Drangarnir and the Múlafossur Waterfall. The boat ride will treat you to an untouched view of these stunningly beautiful sights on Vágar island. The tour starts from the harbour in Sørvágur. From there you will sail close to Drangarnir lying majestically between the peaky islet Tindhólmur and the island Vágar. The awesomeness of this impressive natural wonder will give you a true understanding of why this is one of the most admired landmarks in the Faroe Islands. Next, you will head to Múlafossur Waterfall. This natural attraction has become a signature feature of the Faroe Islands. When sailing below to Gásadalur village, the boat will take you literally only few metres from the water that tumbles directly from the cliff's edge into the ocean. From the village Gásadalur, the waterfall Múlafossur simply falls off the island in a breathtaking manner. Take in the amazing view. Expect to also get a breathtaking aerial view of Mykines island. There will also be a good chance to experience puffins. You will stay in the boat during the entire trip. This will give you a unique chance to marvel at the eye-catching scenery that will be right in front of you. Tours are made every day from May 1st to August 31st with departure from the harbour in Sørvágur twice a day at 10:30 and 16:30. The duration of the tour is one hour. This is a small group boat tour. The maximum capacity is six people. Weather permitting, you can be one of very few people in the world to sail through the hole in Stóri Drangur. This is the larger of the two sea-stacks. Grab the opportunity to explore Drangarnir and the waterfall Múlafossur. Check availability by choosing a date.
Take a half day trip that brings you near some of the best sights on Vágar islands. The island Vagar holds many of the top attractions in the Faroe Islands and so much unbelievable nature. There is no more personal way to experience the untouched sceneries here than on a private tour in a luxury car. You will drive from the Faroe Islands' capital, Tórshavn, to explore the beautiful landscapes. You will head out of Tórshavn by taking the epic mountain road Oyggjarvegur. There are some great views along this mountainous route. One highlight along the way is the only prison in the Faroe Islands settled in Mjørkadalur valley meaning the Foggy Valley. The prison is grass roofed and on clear days when the fog is not here, you will have an unforgettable view of the fjord Kaldbaksfjørður with steams and small waterfalls on both sides. Next, you will enter Vágar island after driving through a underwater tunnel. When you have reached Vágar island your first stop will be Bøur from where you will have a fantastic view of the peaky Tindhólmur islet and the famous sea-stacks Drangarnir. Drab the opportunity to go for a stroll between the many small grass roofed houses and some of the passageway between the houses and down to the beach where you will stand in front of the Atlantic Ocean. After you have experienced Bøur, it is time for you to explore Gásadalur and the fantastic waterfall Múlafossur. From this remote village, you will also see the island Mykines out there in the sea. At the end of the tour, you will stop by the 313 metre rock formation Trøllkonufingur just outside the village Sandavágur where you can see the alluring white and black church with a red roof. While on this tour, your VIP driver will guide you to the attractions and give you unique insights to the Faroe Islands and the sites that you will visit. When the tour is over, you will be dropped off at your preferred drop off location in Tórshavn. The price mentioned is for 1-4 people. Hurry now and book this amazing private tour to Bøur and Gásadalur in a luxury car. Check availability by choosing a date.
Join a week-long trekking tour in the Faroe Islands. This tour is for those who like to be close to unspoiled nature and enjoy chatting with the locals. You will get a fantastic insight in Faroese culture and society. This is a small group trekking tour where you will stay in private homes. As you will stay with locals in Tórshavn, the tour guide can be flexible with the itinerary, if the weather should be challenging and it would be good to change the itinerary due to where in the archipelago the weather is good. This is also a great option for those who find it difficult to find a place to stay in the Faroes due to lack of accommodation possibilities. Your tour guide has been guiding in the Faroes for 30 years and she knows every corner and speaks 8 languages.
Book this hike to get a great view over the spiky islet Tindhólmur and the villages Bøur and Gásadalur. At the end of the hike, you will reach the beautiful and famous waterfall Múlafossur. Your tour guide will pick you up in Tórshavn and take you on an adventurous hike to one of the most stunning sights in the Faroe Islands. Gásadalur is nestled on the edge of a sheer cliff and surrounded by high mountains. Árnafjall mountain peaks at 722 meters to the north and the summit of Eysturtindur mountain is 715 metres at its pinnacle to the east. This charming site has been one of the most isolated villages in the Faroe Islands until a tunnel in 2004 connected the village with the rest of the island's road network. You will do the two hours hike from Bøur to Gásadalur as in the old days before the tunnel to this remote village. Prior to the building of the tunnel, the postman hiked to Gásadalur three times a week from the nearest village Bøur. You will take the same route that will lead you to a track that rises to a height of 430 metres above sea level. This three hour hiking trip begins in the valley some three kilometres west of the village of Bøur. The hike offers amazing views. The first part of the hike quite demanding as the path is pretty steep and runs close to the edge of the mountain. Weather permitting, you will get an outstanding view over Sørvágsfjørður fjord, Tindhólmur islet, and Mykines island. You will find a nice place to rest at Líkstein (Corpse Stone) just as the coffin bearers on their way to Bøur did in the past - a necessity, as there is no cemetery in Gásadalur. Although the villagers lack a burial ground they proudly show visitors the unspoiled Múlafossur Waterfall that cascades into the North Atlantic Ocean. After you have explored the waterfall in Gásadalur, the tour guide will take you back to Tórshavn and drop you off there. Don't miss out the opportunity to hike to Gásadalur where you will see Múlafossur Waterfall. Check availability by choosing a date.
Experience the best attractions that Faroe Islands has to offer in summer with this 2 day guided tour. This is your opportunity to explore the untouched nature. You will stand in front of the unbelievable waterfall Múlafossur in Gásadalur and the breathtaking Vestmanna Bird Cliffs. On this two day adventure, you will travel with a small group in a comfortable coach. You will be in the company of an experienced local tour guide. Relax and enjoy the untouched sceneries rather than doing all the planning and worrying about driving. You will always have your tour guide there to assist you and help you if needed. Don't wait any longer. Embark on a exciting 2-day guided tour in the Faroe Islands. Check availability by choosing a day.
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.
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.
Experience the breathtaking scenery at the Lake above the ocean. The Slave's Cliff is one of the most photographed sights in the Faroe Islands. From the edge you see straight down to the ocean 142 metres below and at the same time you see the lake Vatnið – the biggest lake in the Faroes. From here, you can also see the southernmost part of Streymoy, Hestur, Koltur, Sandoy, Skúvoy and Suðuroy. On to your other side you can see the bird cliffs of Sørvágsbjørg, Mykines and Mykineshólmur in the distance. There are many legends related to these landscapes, that tell about super natural beings such as the nix, (Nykur in faroese) a scary creature that lives in lakes and often resembles a beautiful horse. It lures people close, grabs them and pulls them to the bottom of the lake. There are also the hidden people who look very much like us but practice witchcraft. And there is the promontorio itself: Slave Mountain. Supposedly, it has gotten its name from the Viking Age, when slaves were pushed off the mountain when they were for no use anymore. The hike is considered to be an easy one for most hikers. Most of the tour is on almost flat terrain. The last 200 metres are up hill. Book now to experience this amazing attraction. Check availability by choosing a date.
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.
See the lovely village of Tjøruvík on this day tour heading north from the capital of Tórshavn. In Tjørnuvík you will find several charming turf-roofed houses and you will have a great with towards Risin og Kellingin - the Giant & his Wife. Tjørnuvík is a great village to visit during the summer as well as in the winter. You can see the local people living their traditional farming life in the summer and autumn and in the wintertime the hillsides are often covered in snow and the waves are crashing against the sandy beach. On this tour you will also visit the northernmost village in the Faroe Islands with stunning natural surroundings. The locals in Viðareiði love their village and you might do as well when you see Viðareiði with your own eyes. The population in Viðareiðis is about 600 inhabitants. They have lived a traditional, unobtrusive, and isolated life for hundreds of years. Now the village is connected to the mainland with tunnels and roads. Klaksvík is the second largest town in the Faroe Islands and is very much influenced by the fishing culture. You will have a look at Klaksvík on this tour. In Gjógv you will see the famous gorge that has given the name to this charming village on the island of Eysturoy. Gjógv is nestled in a beautiful valley with lush grass during the summer period and lot of windy days in the winter and early spring. This is a must-see village in the Faroe Islands. You will be picked up at your hotel in Tórshavn and at the Bus Terminal (Eystara Bryggja) in the harbour in Tórshavn. Have a look at the Bus Terminal in Google Street View. And it will be easy as a pie to find the pick up. Press "Choose a date" to find availability for this tour. Then add to cart.
