Embark on a scenic journey through Streymoy, exploring the heart of the Faroe Islands. Start with the historic Oyggjarvegur mountain road and enjoy photo stops at charming villages like Kollafjørð, Hvalvík, and Tjørnuvík—home to the iconic Giant and Witch sea stacks. Visit Fossá, the highest waterfall in the Faroes, and experience the peaceful beauty of Saksun, nestled beside a serene lagoon. Enjoy a homemade lunch in tranquil surroundings before heading to Vestmanna. Here, board a boat for an unforgettable 90-minute cruise among soaring bird cliffs, sea caves, and dramatic rock formations. Capture stunning views and encounter the local seabird colonies in their natural habitat. A perfect blend of history, culture, and nature.

Discover the rich history and dramatic landscapes of Eysturoy. Travel through the world’s only undersea tunnel with a roundabout and arrive in Elduvík, a village of legends and natural beauty. Drive past Funningur, believed to be the landing site of early Norse settlers, and reach picturesque Gjógv with its famous gorge and stunning sea views. Enjoy lunch at a local café and continue through mountain passes to view the majestic Risin & Kellingin sea stacks. Visit a traditional Faroese wool shop for authentic knitwear before returning via the opposite side of Skálafjørður. This tour blends cultural insight, coastal beauty, and a touch of modern engineering, offering a perfect introduction to one of the Faroe Islands’ most storied regions.

Explore the best of Vágar Island’s natural wonders and coastal charm. Begin with panoramic viewpoints over Tórshavn and Norðadalur before crossing the Vágar tunnel. Visit the colorful village of Sandavágur and the legendary Hulduwoman statue. Continue to Gásadalur, famed for the postcard-perfect Múlafossur Waterfall with views toward Mykines Island. Walk through Bøur, a picturesque village offering views of Tindhólmur’s dramatic peaks. Stop at Leitisvatn, the “lake above the ocean,” and learn about local legends like the Nykurin. For adventurers, an optional hike to Trælanípan provides spectacular views of cliffs, ocean, and waterfalls. This tour combines photogenic spots, legends, and the iconic landscapes that define the Faroes.

Step off the beaten path and sail two hours to Suðuroy, the southernmost island in the Faroes. This remote journey offers untouched nature, dramatic coastal cliffs, and small villages steeped in history. Visit Hvalba and Sandvík in the north, where legends and landscapes merge. Stop in Fámjin to see the original Faroese flag inside a historic church. Journey south to Sumba and experience panoramic views of the rugged coastline. Discover cultural treasures in Porkeri and Hov before boarding the ferry for a warm meal and scenic return to Tórshavn. With fewer tourists and unmatched authenticity, Suðuroy offers a unique view of Faroese life and heritage.

A full-day adventure through four islands—Eysturoy, Borðoy, Kalsoy, and Viðoy. After a ferry ride to Kalsoy, visit Trøllanes, where you may hike to the breathtaking Kallur Lighthouse and enjoy views of sheer cliffs and surrounding islands. Those who opt out can relax in a cozy cabin overlooking puffin colonies. Stop in Mikladalur to see the iconic Seal Woman statue and enjoy a Faroese lunch at Café Edge. The return journey takes you to Viðoy’s northernmost village, Viðareiði, where dramatic landscapes await. With optional hikes, rich folklore, and seabird viewing opportunities (May–August), this tour offers one of the most iconic and memorable days in the Faroe Islands.

Transfer to Vagar Airport