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‘Góðan dag’
Come and experience what
the Faroe Islands have to offer
Read about our Remote Tourism project, which lets people tour our islands through the eyes, ears and body of a local Faroese guide
Please read these guidelines before travelling to the Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands are more accessible than most people think
Regional information centres around the islands are ready to assist you with location-specific needs
Most islands are connected by an excellent infrastructure of roads, bridges and subsea tunnels, making it effortless to explore the Faroe Islands’ beautiful landscapes on four wheels
Do I need a visa to enter the Faroe Islands? What sort of clothes should I pack? Am I expected to tip? Don’t worry, we know the answers
Safety first! Please read our hiking guide before going hiking in the Faroe Islands
Get free video translations by Faroese volunteers at Faroeislandstranslate.com
Before you arrive, make sure you have the necessary permission to enter the country
Marathons, festivals and much more. Check out our event calendar
A few hiking routes in the Faroe Islands have implemented restrictions regarding access to the area and now require payment for hiking in that location
Travelling on four wheels is a great way to explore the Faroe Islands
Dine in the homes of locals
An overview of published articles, blogs & films by foreign press
The weather in the Faroe Islands is unpredictable and ever-changing. It is, therefore, a good idea to pack a variety of clothing, suited to all sorts of weather (mostly cool-ish)
Tour operators in the Faroe Islands and abroad can help put together your dream holiday. View of list of Faroese and foreign tour operators here
These on-location coordinators can help organise guided day trips and more
Booking portals make it easy for you to book experiences in the Faroe Islands in one place, rather than booking through each company individually
Plan your stay