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Guided Faroe Islands: South to North Highlights and Hidden Gems

  • Spend a week in the Faroe Islands, combining guided day trips with independent exploration

  • Base yourself in the capital city for easy access to the islands

  • Join four guided excursions to discover villages, coastal cliffs, and scenic landscapes

  • Travel independently between other sights with all arrangements taken care of

  • Learn about local culture, history, and nature from expert guides

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From £2,220 per person (excluding flights)
 
This is based on 6 nights’ accommodation with full board, listed excursions, and return airport transfers.

This roughly converts to 2,642 EUR | 2,864 USD

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Departure Days: These trips operate daily throughout the year.

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ITINERARY

Upon arrival at Vágar Airport, you will already find yourself surrounded by impressive nature. A shuttle will be waiting to take you to Tórshavn, where you will stay at Hotel Føroyar for the next six nights. Perched on a hillside overlooking the capital, this hotel offers a tranquil setting surrounded by nature. If you appreciate peace and quiet, it’s the perfect place to unwind. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure to settle in and take in the stunning views.
Hotel Foroyar

Hotel Foroyar

With its low profile, long lines and grass topped roofs which disappear into the surrounding landscape, Hotel Foroyar is a Faroe Islands landmark. The hotel is situated at the edge of Torshavn and many of the rooms have the same unique panoramic view over the capital Torshavn, the island Nolsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. The hotel’s onsite Restaurant Gras is situated on the first floor of the hotel with fantastic panoramic views and offers international lunch and dinner buffets made with local produce. Guests have free access to the hotel’s fitness room and there is free parking. The local rugged landscape in the area around Hotel Foroyar is popular amongst hikers. Rooms are light with big windows and stylish design features.

Your adventure begins with a visit to the saga-filled island of Sandoy and the historic village of Kirkjubøur. Travelling through the islands' newest subsea tunnel, you will drive to Sandoy, passing through picturesque villages while hearing fascinating saga stories along the way. Before heading back to Tórshavn, you will stop in Kirkjubøur to explore the nearly 900-year-old Roykstovan and Ólav's Church, built in AD 1111 and named after King Olav the Holy. This ancient church, the oldest in the Faroe Islands, is still in use today.

Hotel Foroyar

Hotel Foroyar

With its low profile, long lines and grass topped roofs which disappear into the surrounding landscape, Hotel Foroyar is a Faroe Islands landmark. The hotel is situated at the edge of Torshavn and many of the rooms have the same unique panoramic view over the capital Torshavn, the island Nolsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. The hotel’s onsite Restaurant Gras is situated on the first floor of the hotel with fantastic panoramic views and offers international lunch and dinner buffets made with local produce. Guests have free access to the hotel’s fitness room and there is free parking. The local rugged landscape in the area around Hotel Foroyar is popular amongst hikers. Rooms are light with big windows and stylish design features.
Today, you will explore the heart of the Faroe Islands, visiting the villages of Saksun, Tjørnuvík, and Gjógv. In Saksun, you will admire the seawater lagoon and the charming old church. Tjørnuvík is famous for its mystical black sandy beach, surrounded by towering mountains, with a stunning view of Risin & Kellingin, also known as the Giant and the Hag. According to legend, they attempted to drag the Faroe Islands to Iceland. You will also hike Slættaratindur, the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands, but don't worry—the hike begins from the mountain road, giving you a 550-metre head start. After the hike, you will visit the picturesque village of Gjógv, named after its impressive gorge. Here, you will enjoy lunch and take time to stroll through the village, soaking in its beauty. On this day, you will also witness the tallest waterfall in the Faroe Islands, Fossá.
Hotel Foroyar

Hotel Foroyar

With its low profile, long lines and grass topped roofs which disappear into the surrounding landscape, Hotel Foroyar is a Faroe Islands landmark. The hotel is situated at the edge of Torshavn and many of the rooms have the same unique panoramic view over the capital Torshavn, the island Nolsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. The hotel’s onsite Restaurant Gras is situated on the first floor of the hotel with fantastic panoramic views and offers international lunch and dinner buffets made with local produce. Guests have free access to the hotel’s fitness room and there is free parking. The local rugged landscape in the area around Hotel Foroyar is popular amongst hikers. Rooms are light with big windows and stylish design features.

Your day begins with either a hotel pickup or meeting at the ferry port in Sørvágur. Today, you will experience the breathtaking islet of Tindhólmur, where puffins breed—just like on the island of Mykines. If you're lucky, you'll get a chance to see the puffins up close and capture some stunning photos. For the more adventurous, you will also have the opportunity to swim in a lake amidst some of the most incredible scenery the Faroe Islands have to offer.

Hotel Foroyar

Hotel Foroyar

With its low profile, long lines and grass topped roofs which disappear into the surrounding landscape, Hotel Foroyar is a Faroe Islands landmark. The hotel is situated at the edge of Torshavn and many of the rooms have the same unique panoramic view over the capital Torshavn, the island Nolsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. The hotel’s onsite Restaurant Gras is situated on the first floor of the hotel with fantastic panoramic views and offers international lunch and dinner buffets made with local produce. Guests have free access to the hotel’s fitness room and there is free parking. The local rugged landscape in the area around Hotel Foroyar is popular amongst hikers. Rooms are light with big windows and stylish design features.
Today is a full day set aside for exploring Torshavn on your own. We’ll help you to make the most of your stay in Torshavn with our recommendations for places to eat and visit in the town. Take a stroll through Tórshavn visiting the old part of town - Tinganes and úti á Reyni, the Art Museum and the Nordic House. The capital also offers a bustling city life with a good selection of cafés, restaurants and shopping opportunities.
Hotel Foroyar

Hotel Foroyar

With its low profile, long lines and grass topped roofs which disappear into the surrounding landscape, Hotel Foroyar is a Faroe Islands landmark. The hotel is situated at the edge of Torshavn and many of the rooms have the same unique panoramic view over the capital Torshavn, the island Nolsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. The hotel’s onsite Restaurant Gras is situated on the first floor of the hotel with fantastic panoramic views and offers international lunch and dinner buffets made with local produce. Guests have free access to the hotel’s fitness room and there is free parking. The local rugged landscape in the area around Hotel Foroyar is popular amongst hikers. Rooms are light with big windows and stylish design features.

On this day, you will explore the Northern Islands. Your journey will take you to the charming island of Borðoy, where you will visit Klaksvík, known as the heart of the fishing industry. Next, you will head to the remote village of Kunoy, located on the island of the same name, before proceeding to the picturesque village of Viðareiði, the northernmost village in the Faroe Islands. On your way back to Tórshavn, you will drive through the impressive subsea tunnel with a roundabout.

In the evening, a table will be reserved for you at Ruts Restaurant, located in Hotel Føroyar. Here, you will enjoy delicious dishes made from local and seasonal ingredients. The innovative menu will be complemented by the best view in town, overlooking Tórshavn, Nólsoy, and the fjord.

Hotel Foroyar

Hotel Foroyar

With its low profile, long lines and grass topped roofs which disappear into the surrounding landscape, Hotel Foroyar is a Faroe Islands landmark. The hotel is situated at the edge of Torshavn and many of the rooms have the same unique panoramic view over the capital Torshavn, the island Nolsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. The hotel’s onsite Restaurant Gras is situated on the first floor of the hotel with fantastic panoramic views and offers international lunch and dinner buffets made with local produce. Guests have free access to the hotel’s fitness room and there is free parking. The local rugged landscape in the area around Hotel Foroyar is popular amongst hikers. Rooms are light with big windows and stylish design features.
Your journey in the Faroe Islands comes to an end today. After breakfast, take some time for any last-minute sightseeing or a relaxing stroll through Tórshavn before your transfer to Vágar Airport. Depending on your flight time, you may have the chance to visit the charming harbour or pick up some final souvenirs. A shuttle will take you to the airport in time for your departure, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your time in this remote and beautiful archipelago.
Hotel Foroyar

Hotel Foroyar

With its low profile, long lines and grass topped roofs which disappear into the surrounding landscape, Hotel Foroyar is a Faroe Islands landmark. The hotel is situated at the edge of Torshavn and many of the rooms have the same unique panoramic view over the capital Torshavn, the island Nolsoy and the North Atlantic Ocean. The hotel’s onsite Restaurant Gras is situated on the first floor of the hotel with fantastic panoramic views and offers international lunch and dinner buffets made with local produce. Guests have free access to the hotel’s fitness room and there is free parking. The local rugged landscape in the area around Hotel Foroyar is popular amongst hikers. Rooms are light with big windows and stylish design features.

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