Faroe Islands

While settled in the year 300, the Faroe Islands seem frozen in time; an archipelago of 18 mountainous islands towering out of the surrounding sea, located half-way between Iceland and Scotland in the North Atlantic Ocean. An idyllic escape, peacefully set among lush green valleys, imposing basalt cliffs and waterfalls plunging directly into the wind whipped ocean.

Faroe Islands Exploration

Special Experiences

Hiking to Funningur

You will have an amazing view of Funningsfjørður fjord when you do a short hike to Hvíthamar. Funningsfjørður is situated on Eysturoy island.

1 day
Kirkjubøargarður

Explore the oldest inhabited wooden house in the world, where seventeen generations of the same family have been living since the 11th century.

1 day
Puffin Watching

Mykines, the westernmost of the 18 main islands that make up the archipelago is the best place for puffin observation and photography. Travel to this island with an expert who will give you background on this speciies as well as work out the best photo shots for that day. 

2 days
Visit to Saksun

Discover primordial grass-roofed stone cottages as old as time on stunning, remote fjords. 

2 days
From Sheep to Sweater

Learn about the local wool industry, from sheep farms to shearing, wool-making, dyeing and knitting, with a local expert. 

2 days
Fish, Visit, Dine

From the village of Árnafjørður, depart by traditional Faroese boat for a day of fishing for the entire family. The children may be active in handling the boat and catching fish. End the day with local home dining. 

Traditional Stops

Tórshavn

A vibrant art and music scene, unique, world-class gastronomy and fascinating shopping fitted into small, old wooden houses across Tórshavn's city center will keep you busy in a place where time stands still!

Mulafossur

Landscape for miles, see profound basalt cliffs and waterfalls plunging directly into the sea.

Covid Status: The Faroe Islands are is currently open to travelers with continually changing limitations.

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