DAY 3:
Today, you'll enjoy an authentic fishing experience aboard a traditional Faroese boat, sailing across fjords and villages, and soaking in the tranquillity of the sea. In the Atlantic waters, you're likely to catch fish such as cod, haddock, whiting, saithe, ling, and tusk.
After the fishing trip, you'll be welcomed into a local home for a three-course Faroese meal, with your catch of the day featured as part of the menu.
Staying at: Hotel Føroyar
Hotel Føroyar was designed by well-known Danish architects, Friis & Moltke. All the rooms were refurbished in 2009 and thus have a modern design. Enjoy traditional Faroese food and international dishes at the hotel’s gourmet restaurant, Koks. The hotel offers beautiful panoramic views over the fjord, city and surrounding environment. Føroyar Hotel is 3 minutes’ drive from the Nordic House cultural centre and 3km from the old town, Tinganes.
The hotel has 106 Smoke-free guestrooms, all with the same unique panoramic view over the capital Tórshavn, the island Nólsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. All the rooms offer the same equipment, including wireless internet, minibar, satellite TV, desk and chair, and a private toilet with a bathtub.
DAY 4:
To round off your tour of the Faroe Islands, we recommend a drive north to explore some of the islands' most picturesque villages: Tjørnuvík, Gjógv, and Viðareiði.
Tjørnuvík boasts a stunning beach with breathtaking views of mountains, cliffs, and the iconic sea stacks "Risin & Kellingin." From there, cross the Atlantic Bridge to the charming village of Gjógv, named after the beautiful gorge that runs through it. Wander through the narrow streets, admire the old houses, and take in the views over the gorge. Next, head to Viðareiði, the northernmost village, known for its own unique charm. A stroll away from the village reveals views of the other northern islands: Svínoy, Fugloy, Kunoy, Kalsoy, and Borðoy.
In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at restaurant ROKS, the relaxed sister restaurant of KOKS. ROKS focuses on top-quality Faroese seafood, blending modern and classical cooking techniques with a playful approach to food and flavours, all delivered with professional and friendly service.
Staying at: Hotel Føroyar
Hotel Føroyar was designed by well-known Danish architects, Friis & Moltke. All the rooms were refurbished in 2009 and thus have a modern design. Enjoy traditional Faroese food and international dishes at the hotel’s gourmet restaurant, Koks. The hotel offers beautiful panoramic views over the fjord, city and surrounding environment. Føroyar Hotel is 3 minutes’ drive from the Nordic House cultural centre and 3km from the old town, Tinganes.
The hotel has 106 Smoke-free guestrooms, all with the same unique panoramic view over the capital Tórshavn, the island Nólsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. All the rooms offer the same equipment, including wireless internet, minibar, satellite TV, desk and chair, and a private toilet with a bathtub.
DAY 5:
Your journey on these northern islands has come to an end, and we hope you've enjoyed everything they had to offer. Before heading to Vágar airport, we recommend exploring Vágar island by visiting the picturesque villages of Bøur and Gásadalur, which provide stunning views of the islet Tindhólmur and the island Mykines.
