Storion 2day com Faroe Islands

How many days in the Faroe Islands?

With 3 days in the Faroe Islands you’ll get a fantastic introduction to the archipelago and be able to tick off some of its most famous sites that will undoubtedly whet your appetite for a longer return journey.

Is the final day of our Faroe Islands itinerary worth it?

The final day of our Faroe Islands itinerary involves another full day of driving but we swear it’s worth it. Head to the northern reaches of Eysturoy and visit the picturesque towns of Gjógv and Funningur, while enjoying one of our favourite roads on the island through the Funningur Fjord.

What makes Guide to Faroe Islands so special?

Guide to Faroe Islands is amazing and unique because it’s all managed by local people, so really the guides are incredible. I met the owner of the company and people with a passion so big as he has is so nice to see. The love for the culture, nature and all other activities is what really makes your trip.

When should I plan my Faroe Island trip?

We recommend planning your Faroe Island trip for the Summer, between July and August. During this time, the weather is more stable and the days much longer, allowing for more exploration - ideal for any jam packed Faroe Islands itinerary.

How to get to the Faroe Islands?

You can catch direct flights from places such as Bergen (Norway), Reykjavik (Iceland), and Edinburgh (Scotland). If you prefer a boat tour to the Faroe Islands, then sailing across the North Atlantic is an adventurous way to reach the archipelago. You can ride a ferry to the Faroe Islands from either Denmark or Iceland.

Are the Faroe Islands a good place to travel?

If travelling to the most rugged and remote corners of our earth sounds like your cup of tea, then the Faroe Islands might just be the place for you. Wild, unpredictable, and achingly beautiful, a road trip around the 18-island strong archipelago is by far the best way to enjoy the Faroe Islands.