We recommend to bring a camera and to wear clothing for the outdoors when you go on an excursion - remember the weather is changeable.
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Tour starts with a boat trip to the Vestmanna Cliffs. Weather permitting, you sail into grottos, through narrow sounds, and close to the vertical cliffs. After the boat trip you have lunch and then you visit the only wax museum in the Faroe Islands, the SagaMuseum.
Farm visit - E01
Historical walk with the farmer, who will tell the story about the farm which is from around year 1400. Gain insight into Faroese agriculture and greet the farm animals, see the remains of the caves where people from the farm hid from the pirates, and hear about the first whaling station in the Faroe Islands, which was close by the farm. After the walk you are invited for a cup of coffee and a piece of bread with homemade cold cuts from the farm.
From Tórshavn with the ferry Smyril to the island of Suðuroy. En route you pass the islands of Sandoy, Stóra Dímun and Lítla Dímun. Experience the beautiful sights and villages of Suðuroy.
Gjógv is best known for its picturesque scenery dotted with multi-coloured old house built around its vital natural harbour, which lies protected in the gorge that has given the village its name. This is a very small village, but it attracts many visitors, both foreigners and locals, who are seduced by its romantic tranquillity. Gjógv is the perfect spot for a leisurly stroll, and we will explore the little village before heading to its charming guesthouse, Gjáargarður.
Guided bicycle tour from Tórshavn to Norðadalsskarð 27 km. We cycle along the seaside road towards Oyggjarvegin. The norther view is beautiful from Oyggjarvegin as it leads to the mountain pass, Norðadalsskarð, 225m above sea level. At the pass the view is quite spectacular over the hilly landscape, the village Norðadal and the island of Koltur (478m) and the ocean horizon. After enjoying the view, the group will slide its way down Oyggjarvegin now with a view to the southern part of the islands and the tour ends back in Tórshavn.
The hills we ride up and down at our own pace. We’ll be catch up on top and bottom.
Day tour to the historic village of Kirkjubøur and the saga island Sandoy where it is still possible to experience the traditional Faroese lifestyle.
On Suðuroy the Faroese geology history is visible all over the island. Together with the local guide, you go on an exciting geology trip where you get close to the amazing geological phenomena, such as basalt columns and tufa. In addition, you get to visit the old coalmines that are still in operation.
Enjoy a Faroese Cultural Evening at Hotel Gjáargarð which is located in the scenic village of Gjógv. The evening starts with a music feature, different musicians every Wednesday and afterwards a delicious dinner buffet is served. Use the opportunity to try some Faroese specialties. The evening ends with everyone taking part in the traditional Faroese chain-dance.
This tour is a combination of guided sightseeing to the vllages Gásadalur, Bøur and Sandavágur, where you will get opportunities to take photos of Tindhólmur and Múlafossur. Afterwards hiking tour to Trælanýpan or the “Lake above the ocean”, as it is also called.
Explore the beautiful northern part og the islands of Eysturoy and Streymoy. Visit the villages of Saksun, Tjørnuvík and Gjógv.
Visit the western most island of Mykines, also called a bird paradise. See the impressive gannet and get close to puffins.
Because of its location, Hvannhagi has some of the most beautiful and unusual nature on Suðuroy. You follow an old path across the mountain. When you reach the northern side of Suðuroy, you will have an amazing view of the two small islands, Lítla Dímun and Stóra Dímun. Following a steep, narrow path, you descend to the inland lake at Hvannhagi. The hike is a little strenious, but it really is worth the effort.
Special tour - six islands in one day incl. Klaksvík the largest town in the Northern Islands and the iconic Sealwoman on the island of Kalsoy.
Daily fishing trips from the village of Vestmanna. In addition to a fun fishing adventure, you will also experience the beautiful nature, birdwatching and perhaps you see some seals.
Guided bicycle tour from Tórshavn to Kirkjubøur 30 km. The group cycle through the city center and past the district of Norðasta Horn and across the mountain pass Velbastaðháls (190m.). In Kirkjubø we visit the Magnus Cathedral and Olav church and Kingsfarmhouse. There is a beautiful view of Kikjubø-islet, the islands of Sandø, Hestur, Koltur and Vágar. On our way back we cycle through the town of Velbastað, where the houses cling to the steep slopes, across the mountain pass Velbastaðháls, along the ring road and by the seaside road back to rentabike. The hills we ride up and down at our own pace. We’ll be catch up on top and bottom.
On the boat you experience narrow straits, deep grottoes and almost 700-metre high cliffs soaring up from the ocean. These cliffs and caves provide safe nesting places for thousands of sea birds such as puffins, fulmars, guillemots and razorbills. The boat tour lasts approximately two hours.
With caution and without leaving traces in nature, you get close to the magnificent unspoilt landscape, dramatic cliffs and the diverse wildlife.
Guided bicycle tour from Tórshavn to Húsavík 60 km. The group cycles out of Thorshavn past the district of Norðasta Horn and Velbastaður to Gomlurætt. The boat sails at 9:45 to Skopun. We bike to the beautiful village of Húsavík and back to Sand, where we have a break at Café Breiðateig (lunch, juice, coffee). We cycle to Skopun and sail at 16:35 to Gomlurætt and bike back to Tórshavn. The hills we ride up and down at our own pace. We’ll be catch up on top and bottom.
Guided bicycle tour in Tórshavn 18 km. The group cycle through the city center to the beach Sandagerð and further along paths and roads to the western city district Argir. Continue north to the beautiful Havnadal with Torshavn's largest water supply system, where we have at break. The trip continues at the paths along the stream and further between houses in the western city and down to the city center and ends at rentabike. The hills we ride up and down at our own pace. We’ll be catch up on top and bottom.
This tour starts in Tórshavn and heads out along the beautiful mountain road above Tórshavn, and over the Norðradalsskarð mountain pass, from where you can see the islands of Koltur and Hestur. The tour continues over the bridge that connects Streymoy and Eysturoy. After crossing we drive past a few small villages on our way to Søldarfjørður, were we will stop for hot drinks and pastries at the cosy 19th century country home “Garðahúsið”.
Saksun is a picturesque village at the bottom of what was once an inlet surrounded by steep mountains. The inlet formed a deep tranquil natural harbour. However, a storm blocked it with sand and created the lake you will see below the village instead of the old inlet. You will visit the farm Dúvugarður, which predates the 17th century and offers a glimpse of how the Faroese lived in the old days. See also the Saksun church built in 1858. Our next stop will be Hvalvík village. The name means‘whale bay’ and is located in a valley on Streymoy’s east coast.
Gásadalur is home to the beautiful and famous waterfall Múlafossur, and enjoys a panoramic view over the isle of Mykines. On the way to Gásadalur we make a stop in the village Bøur, where we walk through the village. From Bø there is a great view of the uninhabited islet Tindhólmur with the five peaks and Drangarnir, the sea stacks. After the stop in Bøur we will continue to Gásadalur, where a light meal with coffee/tea and cake awaits in the cosy Gásadalsgarður Guesthouse.
Gjógv is a village located on the northeast tip of the island of Eysturoy. We visit the amazing gorge (nature harbour) and take a walk around the old village. We make some photo stops on our way, such as Fossá and Risin and Kellingin.
The old part of Tórshavn, and Kirkjubø the southernmost village on Streymoy where we can see 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.
On the way from Tórshavn we pass the old whale station at Áir and continue to Toftir. In Toftir we see the wonderful Fríðrik church, and Navia where it is possible to buy Faroese knitting goods. From there we continue to the windmills where we get a spectacular view, eventually we drive to the old village of Gøta.
We drive via the mountain road to Kvívík, making photo stops on our way. In Kvívík we visit the Viking excavations. Then we drive to Hvalvík to see the oldest wooden church in the Faroe Islands. Our last stop is in the unspoiled village Saksun.
Gásadalur is located on the west-side of Vágar Faroe Islands. Gásadalur is located on the edge of Mykinesfjørður, surrounded by the highest mountains on Vágar. We can enjoy a panoramic view over the island of Mykines and the amazing waterfall.
Visit Viðareiði the northernmost village in the Faroe Islands, Klaksvík the fishing capital of the Faroe Islands and then Gjógv with the amazing gorge (nature harbour). In Tjørnuvík we can enjoy the view of Risan and Kellingin.
Full day excursion where you visit five islands in one day. We visit Elduvík where we see the beautiful gorge. Then we head north to the town of Klaksvík, the island of Kunoy and the village of Viđareiđi. Photo stops are made along the way.
Overnight excursion - Blend in with the locals and the puffins to enjoy the tranquility of Mykines in the evening. Your local guide, Ms Oda, will meet you by the boat upon arrivel at Mykines and take you to her cosy guesthouse. Enjoy dinner at the guesthouse which is one of the oldest houses in the village. Evening hike to meet and greet the puffins and see the beautiful sunset surrounded by magnificent scenery.
Visit the villages of Sandavágur, Miðvágur, Sørvágur, Bøur and beautiful Gásadalur to see the waterfall Múlafossur and the impressive view of Tindhólmur.
A guided tour to the beautiful villages of Saksun, Tjørnuvík and Gjógv. See the waterfall, Fossá and enjoy some of the best viewpoints the Faroe Islands has to offer.
A tour to Fuglafjørð and Elduvík where you'll get to experience the great culture and nature of these Faroese gems.
In the old part of Tórshavn, á Reyni, you can visit one of the black houses with white windows from 1860 and enjoy a meal or coffee/home baked together with the local family. We welcome 1 to 12 persons at our table.
On suðuroy we will visit many villages, drive through some of the most beautiful landscapes, and visit historical places. The Faroese geology history is visible all over the island.
Vestmanna Cliffs, Kvívík, Gásadalur and Sandavágur - I09
On this tour we'll visit Vestmanna and go sailing to see the bird cliffs. When we arrive back at the harbor we stop for food and then contine on to Kvívík, Gásadalur and more.
Strendur, Kirkjubøur and the old part of Tórshavn - I10
On this tour we'll visit Snælduna, a Faroese yarn company in the village of Strendur. Afterwards, we will visit Kirkjubøur to see the ruins of the Magnus Cathedral, the Saint Olav’s Church, the old farmhouse Kirkjubøargarður from 11th century and walk through the old part of Tórshavn.
Æðuvík, Toftir, Norðragøta and Fuglafjørður - I11
On this tour we'll visit Navia a Faroese wool shop where you can see and buy traditional Faroese wool wear. You will also be able to see the beautiful church in Gøtugjógv and more
Hvalvík, Streymnes and Eiði - I12
On this tour we will see the impressive rock formations the Giant and the Witch. We will visit the church in Hvalvík and see and hear the story of the Faroese rowing boats.
Knit your own dischcloth. You will learn the basic principles so you can continue to work independently on your own. Enjoy the local stories while knitting.
We sail in a traditional Faroese boat – the utmost creation of Faroese handicraft. We learn about the days when boats of this type were the lifeline of people along these shores. We also hear stories about the people, their lives, their culture and their harvesting of the riches nature brought to them. We bring fishing rods so you can try your fishing luck.
This is an authentic fishing experience! You sail in a traditional Faroese boat – the utmost of Faroese handicraft. The Faroese boat was a lifeline to the people that settled the beautiful villages you see along the coastline. With this boat type people discovered rich fishing grounds. Now you can follow in their footsteps.
- You get to take the catch home.
This is an authentic full day experience. You get an opportunity to angle in one of the most beautiful areas of the Faroe Islands. After returning to the marina, you are invited to dine in a local home. The fish that you have caught will be one of the ingredients in a wonderful meal!
Saksun, Eiði, Gjógv, Elduvík, and Oyndarfjørður - I13
Enjoy a tour to some of the smallest villages of the Faroe Islands, located in the middle of the amazing nature. In Gjógv we see the natural harbor and in Saksun we see the sandy bay and white church. Photo stop is at the rock formations, Giant and the Witch
The northern islands and Tjørnuvík - I14
Experience the northern islands and all the small villages. Views include Klaksvík, the second largest village in the country, the stone-built Christian's church and the charming village of Tjørnuvík
GOOD TO KNOW:
Excursions should be booked in advance and together with the rest of the package.
Most excursions are available from 31/5 to 1/9.
The rest of the year most trips, with a minimum of 4 people, are operated as listed.
Excursions are guided in Nordic and English. Other languages by request.
Changes and/or cancellations may occur as a result of conditions we can not control.
We recommend to be properly dressed - remember the weather is changeable.
No excursions are run out of Tórshavn on July 28th and 29th due to the Faroe Islands national celebration.
