Explore Faroe Islands

Trip Type: Explorer

5 Days
1 - 12 People

Starts From:

NZD $6,595.00 /Person

Set off on a 5-day adventure through the rugged and dramatic landscapes of the Faroe Islands. From land and sea, look out over the …

Explore Faroe Islands

Set off on a 5-day adventure through the rugged and dramatic landscapes of the Faroe Islands. From land and sea, look out over the archipelago’s floating lakes, towering cliffs and waterfalls. Interspersed with the impressive views, this trip includes moments to meet locals and get an up-close look at island life. Sit down for a personal dining experience called Heimablidni, where visitors are invited to locals’ tables. Tour a regional farm, then eat in the farmstead operated by the same family since centuries (literarily!). You’ll tick off the well-loved sights, but your local leader will show you so much more.

Itinerary

Trip Inclusions

Meals

3 breakfasts and 1 dinners are included

Transport

Private Vehicle

Accomodation

Comfortable Hotel (4 nights)

Included Activities

Torshavn - Park Skansin Visit
Torshavn - TUTL record store visit
Torshavn - Old Town walking tour
Torshavn - Paname cafe
Rising og Kellingin visit
Eysturoy - Slaettaratindur hike (weather dependent)
Gjogv - village walk and hot beverage in local cafe
Farm tour and Heimablidni
Bordoy - boat tour (weather dependent)
Torshavn - Kalsoy Island visit
Bosdalafossur Waterfall visit
Roykstovan farm visit
Vagar Island visit
Traelanipa walk

Trip Highlights

Wander the streets of Torshavn with a local who’ll guide you around the turf roofs, cliffside forts and record shops, stopping for home-baked treats along the way.
Explore the Faroe Islands’ well-loved sights with visits to the valley village of Gjogv, Trælanipa lake and the sea-faring stone giants, Rising og Kellingin.
Discover Faroese farm life before sitting down to a regional dining experience, known as Heimablidni, where you’ll eat in the company of local people.
See the archipelago from a different angle on a boat tour around Bordoy Island, home to the grand Klakkur Mountain Ridge and traditional Northern Isles fishing villages.
Dine in a traditional timber building dating back more than 900 years and explore their collection of relics from the continuously lived-in farmstead.