Step into a thousand years of Faroese history on one of the most meaningful hikes in the Faroe Islands.

Few hiking trails carry as much beneath their surface as the trail between Tórshavn and Kirkjubøur. On this trail farmers, priests and pilgrims have walked to the medieval seat of the archipelago’s bishopric. On this guided hike, you follow in their footsteps through open farmland, along a high grassy ridge, and down into one of the most storied villages in the Faroes.

As you walk you can enjoy the fine views of Skopunarfjørður and the neighbouring islands rising from the sea, Hestur and Koltur.

Sheltered beneath the slopes of Kirkjubøreyn, this small village was the ecclesiastical centre of the Faroe Islands throughout the Middle Ages, and its monuments reflect that weight of history.

See the ruins of Magnus Cathedral and Saint Olav’s Church — still in active use after more than 800 years. We visit the farmhouse Kirkjubøargarður which has been home to the same family for 17 generations, and is widely regarded as one of the oldest continuously inhabited wooden buildings in the world.

Take part in our Cultural Evenings held in Gjáargarður in the charming village of Gjógv

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The evening begins at 18.00, where your host welcomes you to a delicious dinner featuring Faroese flavours and seasonal specialties.

After the meal, the event continues with a musical performance. As part of the Faroe Islands Festival of Classical and Contemporary Music, each evening showcases a different ensemble or group, offering a unique musical experience every time.

The night then moves on to an engaging introduction to traditional Faroese chain dancing and ballads. Guests will learn the basic steps and are invited to join in the communal dance as centuries-old ballads are sung.

Experience Mykines at its most magical — when the crowds are gone, the light turns golden, and the island becomes yours to enjoy.

As evening settles, Mykines reveals a rare tranquility: birdsong drifting through the valley, the river threading softly between the old houses, and the ocean waves echoing against the cliffs. It’s a peaceful, unforgettable atmosphere found nowhere else in the Faroe Islands.

After a cosy dinner, we head out with coffee and sweet treats for an exclusive sunset hike. Wander through dramatic landscapes, meet puffins and gannets up close, and watch the sun dip into the North Atlantic. With daylight stretching until nearly 11 PM in summer, there’s plenty of time to soak in every moment.

Your overnight stay is in charming double rooms on the top floor of a local guesthouse, based on a comfortable B&B standard.
In the morning, enjoy breakfast before taking a final walk through the village — perhaps a quiet visit to the shoreline or a last look at the puffins on the cliffs — before sailing back to Sørvágur on the morning ferry.

Discover Mykines when it’s calm, authentic, and truly unforgettable.

Combine Hiking and Biking to Viewpoint and Mountain Plateau– 27 km

Cycle along scenic coastal roads before hiking to the summit of Núgvan above Tórshavn. This active tour combines mountain views, open landscapes and a fun downhill ride back toward the capital.

We start by cycling along the coastal road before gradually climbing the mountain road toward the pass Norðadalsskarð (225 m). Along the way we enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding fjords and mountains.
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At the mountain pass we leave our bikes and begin a hike along an old shepherd’s trail across open moorland. The trail climbs steadily toward the 667-meter summit of Núgvan.
From the top we enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views across Streymoy and the surrounding islands of the Faroe Islands.
After a break at the summit, we walk back to the pass and continue the tour with a fun downhill ride back toward Tórshavn.

EpicMountain Bike Tour with a local – 37 km

Experience the ultimate mountain biking adventure around Tórshavn with a certified MTB instructor as your guide. This extended tour takes you deeper into the valleys and hills surrounding the capital, combining scenic landscapes, fun trails and unique local riding routes.
We start from the city centre and cycle past the coastline before reaching small paths that lead into the hills southwest of Tórshavn. Soon the city disappears behind us as we enter a beautiful valley where streams, grassy slopes and winding trails create perfect terrain for mountain biking.

Following a network of local trails, we explore different sections of the valley and surrounding hills. Along the way your guide shares local knowledge, riding techniques and the best trails around Tórshavn. The tour continues along scenic hillside paths and old horse trails offering panoramic views over the capital and the surrounding fjords.

After an active and rewarding ride, we return toTórshavn with great memories from one of the best mountain biking areas nearthe city (smiling and with some dirt on our clothes).

Run the Pilgrims’ Path to the Medival Heart – 18 km

Experience one of the most historic routes in the Faroe Islands on this guided trail run from Tórshavn to the medieval village of Kirkjubøur. Running along the ancient pilgrims’ path, you enjoy panoramic views across fjords, islands and the surrounding mountains.

We begin in Tórshavn and follow quiet roads toward the edge of the city beforejoining the traditional village path that once connected the capital with the bishop’s seat in Kirkjubøur.
The route climbs gently to a grassy ridge about 260 meters above sea level, offering wide views across Tórshavn and the surrounding islands. From here we continue along the historic trail across open landscapes toward Kirkjubøur.
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In Kirkjubøur we take time to explore the impressive ruins of Magnus Cathedral,Saint Olav’s Church and the historic farmhouse Kirkjubøargarður — one of the oldest continuously inhabited wooden houses in the world.
After the visit, you can choose how to return to Tórshavn — either enjoy ther un back along the same scenic route or take the local bus back to the capital.

Hike the Clifftop on Sandoy (Gleðin) – 4 km

Discover the dramatic sea cliffs of Sandoy on this guided hike to the summit of Gleðin. Enjoy sweeping coastal views, seabird colonies and unique Faroese landscapes after a memorable drive through the Sandoy subsea tunnel.

We begin by driving through the Sandoy subsea tunnel beneath he Atlantic Ocean. Inside the tunnel, artwork by Faroese artist Edward Fuglø and music by Sunleif Rasmussen create a unique cultural experience.
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Arriving in the village of Skopun, we start our guided hike toward the coastal cliffs. Seabirds nest along the steep rock faces, and your guide helps spot fulmars, guillemots and other birds.
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The trail then climbs gently toward the grassy summit of Gleðin (271 m). From the top we enjoy wide views across Sandoy, the sea stacks near Sandvík and the famous rock formation Trøllkonufingur.
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We return to Skopun and drive back to Tórshavn.

Join a guided hike to the summit of Núgvan above Tórshavn. This scenic mountain walk follows historic shepherds’ paths across open moorland, leading to spectacular views of Streymoy, the surrounding islands, and the North Atlantic.

After a short drive to the mountain pass Norðadalsskarð (225 m), we begin our gradual ascent through peaceful upland landscapes. As we climb toward the 667-meter summit, the views continue to expand across Streymoy’s dramatic coastline and neighboring islands.

At the top, we enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree panorama over the Faroe Islands. On clear days, distant peaks rise from the ocean horizon while seabirds glide on the wind.

There is time to relax, take photos, and enjoy a snack while your guide shares stories about Faroese nature, local traditions, and life in the mountains.

Experience an unforgettable evening as you sail by RIB boat to Klæmintsgjógv — the world’s largest sea cave — for a live concert unlike anything else.

Starting with pick-up in Tórshavn, the journey takes you along Hestur’s dramatic bird cliffs before entering the vast basalt grotto. Inside the cave, exceptional acoustics create up to 12 seconds of echo, making the live solo performance truly magical.

With a small group and expert local captains, this tour combines breathtaking nature with a unique musical experience you’ll remember forever.

Experience an authentic sightseeing adventure aboard a traditional Faroese boat, designed for calm and mindful exploration. With space for only five guests, the tour offers an intimate and personal experience on the water.

You will hear local stories as you sail past impressive coastal scenery. See steep cliffs, gorges and seacaves create fantastic opportunities for photography, and it’s common to spot puffins, guillemots, arctic terns and even seals along the way.

Keep your eyes open to grey seals as they have this area as their natural habitat. They will usually be seen close to shore by the sea-caves or upon local skerries when they are resting.

Enjoy a beautiful and easy hike from Skeiðskarð to Norðadalur on the west side of Streymoy.

Starting with a short 25-minute drive from Tórshavn, the trail takes around 2½ hours and offers stunning mountain scenery, dramatic cliffs and wide panoramic views.

The route begins at 500 meters above sea level and gently climbs to about 725 meters, leading you through varied terrain with dirt tracks, rocky paths, grassy slopes and small rivers.

As you approach Norðadalur, the landscape opens into a peaceful valley known for its untouched natural beauty, making this hike a perfect choice for anyone wanting a light and rewarding Faroese nature experience.

This guided city walk offers a relaxed and engaging introduction to Tórshavn, perfect for travellers who want to explore the city’s history and culture in a short amount of time. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the tour is conducted at a comfortable pace with time for questions and photo stops along the way.

During the walk, you will visit some of Tórshavn’s most important landmarks, including the historic fortress of Skansin with its views over the harbour, the iconic red buildings of Tinganes – one of the world’s oldest parliamentary sites – and the charming old town of Reyn, where narrow streets and traditional wooden houses reflect the city’s past. The tour also includes the cathedral and other central sites that have played a key role in shaping the capital and its people.

The walk ends in the city centre, where local arts, crafts, and shops invite you to continue exploring on your own. By the end of the tour, you will have gained a deeper understanding of Tórshavn’s history, culture, and everyday life.

Bring your appetite and your curiosity — this tour is a feast for both

Explore the flavours and traditions of the Faroe Islands on a walking food tour through Tórshavn, the charming capital
‍This thoughtfully designed tour introduces you to Faroese cuisine and everyday life in the city. Taste local dishes, hear the stories behind them, and get a real sense of the culture that shapes food across the islands.

As you taste your way through Tórshavn, you’ll uncover the traditions, ingredients that make Faroese food so special.

Setting out from Tórshavn, our journey takes us through the one of world’s most unique subsea tunnels that features a roundabout, weaving along scenic fjords and passing through additional tunnels enroute to Klaksvík. From Klaksvík we take the ferry to Kalsoy.

From the village Trøllanes we hike to Kallur Lighthouse and the James Bond Memorial. The hike takes us  through fields dotted with sheep and wild birdlife, offering an intimate glimpse into the Faroese wilderness.

The tour also includes a visit to the village Mikladalur so see and hear the legend about the Seal Woman.

Day trip to Mykines also known as the bird paradise due to the rich variety of birds on the island.

Board the ferry to Mykines from the harbour in Sørvágur. Upon arrival in Mykines, the friendly tour guide will greet you at the harbour and take you on a guided tour to the best sights on the island.

Discover the unique beauty of Mykines Island on a guided day through one of the Faroe Islands' most remarkable landscapes. Enjoy an approximately 3-hour hike through dramatic landscapes, where you'll discover the island's rich birdlife and visit its famous puffin colony, offering excellent opportunities to observe seabirds in their natural habitat. After the hike, return to the village to enjoy homemade soup before setting out on a leisurely stroll through the historic settlement, learning about its unique culture, heritage, and way of life.

All hiking fees and taxes are included.

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Round trip with RIB-boat from Gamlarætt on Streymoy to the island of Hestur.

Slowly we move as near as possible to the birds under the cliff, Loftið, whose vertical wall measures some 1,200 feet.

Hestur harbours guillemots, puffins, black guillemots, shags, fulmars and eiders.

A couple of seal caves are there as well. If the weather is good, we also sail into the caves, Álvagjógv and Klæmintsgjógv. Current and wind directions decide which way we sail around the island.
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• ‍Please note: If the weather does not allow us to sail as planned, the trip can be changed to another destination or other content. You will be notified by e-mail.‍

Join this tour to Drangarnir. Heading to the famous sea arch of Drangarnir in the Faroe Islands is an adventure you won't forget.

When you arrive, you'll be greeted by stunning scenery at the end of the fjord. You'll have about 1.5 hours to explore on your own, soaking in the breathtaking views that will stay with you for a lifetime.

It's an easy and safe walk to see Drangarnir. In less than 5 minutes, you'll reach the spot and be treated to an amazing view of this natural marvel. It's a simple yet unforgettable experience that you'll treasure forever.

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Prepare yourself for a once-in-a-lifetime experience as you witness two of Faroe Islands' attractions - the Drangarnir sea-stacks and the breathtaking Múlafossur Waterfall.

On this 1-hour RIB boat tour, you'll experience the dramatic coastline from the sea, taking in spectacular views, towering cliffs, and unforgettable scenery. Weather permitting, you'll have the rare opportunity to sail through the arch of Stóri Drangur, the larger of the two sea stacks - a truly memorable highlight and a fantastic photo opportunity.

This tour promises breathtaking views, thrilling moments, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Please note: If the weather does not allow us to sail as planned, the trip can be changed to another destination or other content.

This is an authentic full-day Faroese experience, combining traditional fishing with local hospitality. Spend four hours fishing in the beautiful waters surrounding the islands before returning to shore to enjoy a home-cooked meal in a local Faroese home.

One of the fish you catch during the trip may become part of the meal itself, offering a true sea-to-table experience and a unique opportunity to connect with Faroese culture and traditions. Along the way, you are likely to catch species such as Atlantic cod, haddock, whiting, and saithe while enjoying spectacular coastal scenery and abundant seabird life.

Combining fishing, local cuisine, and genuine Faroese hospitality, this 7-hour tour offers an unforgettable taste of island life.

• ‍4 hours fishing and sightseeing
• 3/4 hours visit & dine‍

Experience authentic Faroese fishing aboard a traditional Faroese boat, the same type of vessel that for centuries serves as the lifeline between villages and fishing grounds throughout the islands.

Built using time-honoured local craftsmanship, these boats played a vital role in Faroese life and helped generations of fishermen harvest the rich waters surrounding the islands. Today, you can follow in their footsteps as you sail through the beutiful fjord of Árnafjørður or Hvannasund and try your hand at catching local fish.

Surrounded by dramatic mountains, peaceful waters, and abundant birdlife, this is more than just a fishing trip - it's a genuine glimpse into Faroese maritime culture. And best of all, you get to take your catch home!

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Faer Isles Distillery’s mission is to bottle the Faroe Islands

Too capture the flavors in these wild, remote islands in the middle of the rugged North Atlantic, using local botanicals such as seaweed.
A tour and tasting in this exceptional distillery and project, guided by one of the passionate people behind, is a must-do.

Standard guided tours at the distillery includes a tour of the distillery, including tasting of their products.

Join an experienced local skipper for a memorable fishing adventure from the village of Vestmanna. Fishing these waters with guests since 2004, your captain knows the best spots and will help make the most of your day at sea.

As we head out into the surrounding fjords and coastal waters, you will have the opportunity to catch species such as haddock, cod, and dabs while enjoying the spectacular scenery of the Faroe Islands.

Beyond the fishing itself, the trip offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife spotting, with harbour porpoises and seals sometimes making an appearance.

Whether you are an experienced angler or trying sea fishing for the first time, this 4-hour excursion combines local knowledge, beautiful nature, and the excitement of reeling in your own catch.

Take your catch home

• There is a minimum of 6 pax in order to do a trip. This means a booking can be moved a day or so, or it will be cancelled.

Start your day with a stunning boat trip to the Vestmanna Cliffs, sailing through narrow sounds, into sea grottos, and alongside towering cliffs—home to thousands of seabirds. If the weather allows, you’ll get close enough to feel the spray of the Atlantic and hear the cries of nesting puffins and guillemots.

After the boat tour, enjoy a relaxing lunch before visiting the SagaMuseum—the only wax museum in the Faroe Islands. Here, 17 lifelike figures bring the islands’ dramatic history to life, from Viking times to modern legends.

A perfect blend of natural wonder and cultural insight— all in one unforgettable day.

A fun way to see the sights in Tórshavn 15 km

On an electric bike you get up close to the best historical and cultural attractions and beautiful natural spots in Tórshavn.

You don’t have to worry about car parking or pollution, instead you can pay full attention to all the sights what you see and experience.

You might even restore the pure joy of cycling when you cycle around one of the world’s smallest capitals.

Challenge yourself and clime to the stunning viewpoint Norðadalsskarð 27 km

You start by cycle along the seaside road, and pass cultural sights and thereafter slowly climbing up the mountain road, with your attention to a stunning view over the northern islands, until you reach the mountain pass, Norðadalsskarð, 225m above sea level.

From here, the view to the island of Koltur and the village of Norðadal is simply spectacular.

With renewed energy you slide you way back down towards Torshavn, taking advantage of panorama view over the southern part of the island.

Guided bicycle tour from Tórshavn to Kirkjubøur 30 km.

The group cycles through the citycenter and across a mountain pass, 190m above sea level, to Kirkjubøur, where we visit the oldest church on the Faroe Islands and the ruins of the medieval Cathedral, as well as the oldest continuously inhabited wooden house in Europe.

While there, we also enjoy the view over the islands of Sandoy, Hestur, Koltur and Vágar.

Our route back takes us through the town of Velbastað. The hills we ride up and down at our own pace. We’ll be catch up on top and bottom.

Experience some of the Faroe Islands' most breathtaking landscapes on this full-day excursion to Vágar. We begin by exploring the island's picturesque villages, including Bøur and Gásadalur, where traditional Faroese houses, dramatic mountain backdrops, and sweeping ocean views create unforgettable scenery. In Gásadalur, we visit the iconic Múlafossur waterfall, one of the Faroe Islands' most photographed sights.

Throughout the day, your guide will share stories of local history, culture, and folklore as we travel through the island's striking landscapes. The day concludes with a hike to Trælanípan, the famous "Slave Cliff", where you will witness the remarkable optical illusion of Leitisvatn, the lake that appears to hover high above the ocean.

Combining charming villages, dramatic scenery, and one of the Faroe Islands' most spectacular viewpoints, this tour offers an unforgettable introduction to Vágar.

From Tórshavn we drive to the village of Vestmanna where we go on a 1,5 hour boat trip.

We sail close to the spectacular bird cliffs, into hidden grottos, and through narrow sounds carved by the Atlantic Ocean. The dramatic scenery and abundant birdlife make this a truly unforgettable experience - so be sure to bring your camera.

On our way back to Tórshavn, we stop in the charming village of Kvívík to visit the remains of an ancient Viking farmstead and see the excavated foundations of Viking longhouses. Returning via the scenic mountain road, we make a few photo stops to enjoy some of the Faroe Islands' most breathtaking views.

This adventure takes you through the spectacular Northern Islands of the Faroe Islands, a region known for its dramatic mountain landscapes, picturesque villages, and rich maritime heritage. Our first stop is Klaksvík on the island of Borðoy, the second-largest town in the Faroe Islands and the heart of the country's fishing industry.

From there, we continue to the peaceful village of Kunoy, surrounded by dramatic peaks and some of the most striking scenery in the Northern Islands. The journey then takes us north to the village of Viðareiði, the northernmost settlement in the Faroe Islands. Nestled between towering mountains and the open ocean, Viðareiði is renowned for its spectacular landscapes and breathtaking views.

Along the way, there will be plenty of opportunities to stop at scenic viewpoints and capture unforgettable photographs of the rugged coastline, deep fjords, and towering mountain peaks that make this region so special.

We drive to the idyllic village of Saksun, which lies picturesquely bound in a small fjord with high mountains on both sides. This charming settlement is one of the most photographed locations in the Faroe Islands, known for its dramatic scenery and traditional turf-roofed houses.

Continue on to the village of Tjørnuvík. On route we stop at the waterfall Fossá, one of the highest waterfalls in the Faroe Islands, cascading down the mountainside in several tiers. From Tjørnuvík you can enjoy stunning views across the Atlantic Ocean to the impressive sea stacks known as the Giant and the Witch, which are linked to one of the Faroe Islands' most famous legends.

Before reaching Gjógv, we pass through spectacular mountain landscapes with views of Slættaratindur (882m), the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands. In Gjógv, we visit the village's remarkable natural harbour, a 200m-long sea-filled gorge from which the village takes its name. Surrounded by colourful houses and dramatic cliffs, Gjógv is one of the Faroe's most picturesque and beloved villages.

Join this tour with and explore Kirkjubøur and Sandoy—two places linked by legends, history, and breathtaking landscapes.

Your day begins in Kirkjubøur, the medieval cultural heart of the Faroes. Stroll among ancient ruins and hear tales of powerful families, myths, and centuries-old connections between the islands.

Next, we drive through the new Sandoy Subsea Tunnel, where modern cave paintings by artist Edward Fuglø light up the walls—an underground gallery inspired by Faroese folklore.

On Sandoy, we explore a mix of charming villages, wide sandy beaches, steep cliffs, and archaeological treasures:

With a local guide by your side, you'll uncover stories, scenery, and sites that few visitors get to experience. Tailored for small groups, this tour offers a relaxed pace, local insights, and moments you won’t find in any guidebook.