Faroe Islands
Denmark
Dramatic Landscapes, Culture & Sheep
The hidden gem of Faroe Islands of Denmark—a destination perfect for travelers seeking raw nature, authenticity, and unique cultural experiences. From dramatic coastlines to peaceful island life, this lesser-known part of Denmark offers unforgettable moments ideal for tailored itineraries. A great addition to your Nordic travel portfolio.
Faroe Islands
Where Are the Faroe Islands & Best Islands to See
Many may wonder where the Faroe Islands are and which are the top Islands to explore. The Faroe Islands, an archipelago in the North Atlantic Ocean between Iceland and Norway, belong to Denmark and consist of 18 islands. Some of these islands have limited access, therefore, having a guided tour is ideal to know where to go and what to do in the Faroe Islands. Here’s a break-down of the most popular Faroe Islands:
Streymoy
The Largest Faroe Island
Streymoy is the biggest and most populated island in the Faroe Islands, home to the Faroe Islands capital city, Tórshavn. The island's name means "island of currents," reflecting its dynamic landscape. Streymoy offers attractions like the Vestmanna Sea Cliffs and Fossá, the tallest waterfall in the Faroe Islands.
Eysturoy
The East Faroe Island
Eysturoy, meaning "East Island," is the second-largest island in the Faroe Islands. It features 66 mountain peaks, including Slættaratindur, the highest peak in the archipelago. Eysturoy is home to picturesque villages like Gjógv and Eiði, and the basalt sea stacks Risin and Kellingin. It is easily accessible via bridge and tunnel.
Kunoy
The Woman Faroe Island
Kunoy is located in the northeastern Faroe Islands. Known for its steep mountains and dramatic landscapes, Kunoy has two settlements: Kunoy village and Haraldssund, connected by a tunnel. The island is linked to Borðoy by a causeway. Kunoy is ideal for a hiking adventure and for a birdwatching tour, with stunning views.
Borðoy
The Headland Faroe Island
Borðoy, meaning "Headland Island," is in the northern Faroe Islands. It is home to Klaksvík, the second-largest town, known for its fishing industry and scenic harbor. Borðoy offers hiking opportunities, including the trail from Klaksvík to Katlarnir. The island is accessible via the Norðoyatunnilin tunnel or on a Faroe Islands cruise.
Vágar
The Gateway Faroe Island
Vágar is home to the only airport in the Faroe Islands and the stunning Múlafossur waterfall. The island offers dramatic landscapes and is the starting point for exploring the Faroe Islands. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty and unique attractions that make Vágar a must-visit destination.
Mykines
Home of Puffins in the Faroe Islands
Mykines, the westernmost island, is famous for its birdlife, in particular of Puffins, and scenic hikes. It is a paradise for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. The island's remote location and stunning landscapes provide a unique experience for visitors, making Mykines a must-visit for passengers seeking adventure and wildlife. Mykines can only be reached by ferry and visited on foot with a local guide.
The Faroe Islands, Best to be Discovered by
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Faroe Islands Cities, Tórshavn and Must-See Attractions
For both Leisure and MICE Travel
The Faroe Islands are a destination rich in places to visit. Discover the stunning cliffs of Mykines, the picturesque village of Gjógv, and the vibrant capital, Tórshavn. Explore the islands' attractions: lush landscapes, historic sites, and unique wildlife.
Our Hotels & Accommodations in Faroe Islands
Luxury & Tradition
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you can be sure your trip to the Faroe Islands will be truly unforgettable.
Hotel Føroyar, nestled in nature, this four-star hotel provides stunning views, spacious rooms, and a serene spa.
Travel Tips
Faroe Islands Airports, Time & More
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Northern Lights in Faroe
Thanks to their northern location and minimal light pollution, the Faroe Islands provide an ideal setting to witness the magical Northern Lights. This tour offers clients a unique and unforgettable experience, allowing them to explore the Northern Lights away from the crowd in a peaceful place, perfect for capturing stunning photos and creating lasting memories.
Our Best Faroe Islands Travel Itineraries for Travel Agencies
Explore our top itineraries in the Faroe Islands for small group tours and FIT travel.
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