

Traditional Handline Fishing Aboard a Faroese Sailing Ship
We sail past the Government Buildings on “Tinganes”. A perfect photo opportunity.

The Faroe Islands have been voted the best island destination in the world in many surveys. Many travellers describe the Faroe Islands as “authentic” and “unspoilt”. Come and form your own opinion!
You are welcome to discover this world of 18 islands yourself – the green islands of wild nature and ever-changing weather.


We sail past the Government Buildings on “Tinganes”. A perfect photo opportunity.


The perfect way to experience the Faroe Islands from the sea.


Embark on a captivating fishing expedition around Nolsoy. Sail across placid waters, enjoy catching different fish species like cod, haddock, and elusive halibut.


Our experienced skipper will take you to the most breathtaking and scenic destinations around the Faroe Islands. Whether you’re looking for distant islands, inviting bays, or…


This is a 13 day tour visiting two beautiful countries – Iceland and Faroe Islands


A guided tour to some of the most stunning highlights in the Faroe Islands, offering local insights and historical perspectives.


Enjoy the wonders of the Faroe islands on this 4 day package tour, while an experienced tour guide guides you through the islands’ landscape and wildlife.


4 days in Tórshavn to experience the charming capital of the Faroe Islands and explore other remarkable highlights of the beautiful islands.
Requirements for passports and travel visas vary widely depending on your nationality. Please research what official travel documents you need and whether you require a visa to travel to Iceland, Greenland or the Faroe Islands. If you do, please arrange it yourself or use the services of a travel agent or visa processing company.
Yes, absolutely! Iceland and Greenland are a true winter wonderland with snow-capped mountains, fresh air and breathtaking winter scenery – and if you are lucky you can see the Northern Lights. You can even book a self-drive tour in winter, but driving is restricted by weather and road conditions. Always check current conditions, and note that some places (for example the Icelandic highlands) cannot be visited in winter.
If you are lucky you can observe the Northern Lights between the end of August and April in Iceland and Greenland. It is quite rare to see them in the Faroe Islands.
We recommend solid hiking shoes. Warm, weatherproof jackets and clothing including a warm hat and gloves are essential in winter. You can dress a little lighter in summer, but still bring warm clothes – Nordic summers are different. Bring rain- and windproof clothing, and don’t forget your swimsuit when Iceland is on your itinerary!