Tórshavn

Bus & minivan tours

Leaving the harbour in Tórshavn You will have a unique opportunity to view and photograph the government buildings on "Tinganes". The route of the trip is selected with the sailing conditions in mind, and offers stunning views of the coastline and the surrounding islands. The captain and his crew will make sure that Your trip is both comfortable and safe. The ship offers a heated and ventilated passenger room and modern toilets. You will be offered water, coffee, tea and local pastry on this trip.

Join me on a unique tour around the beautiful Faroe Islands, where we visit some of the most breathtaking places and hear stories known only to the locals. I’ll pick you up from where you are staying, and together we’ll drive through the vast landscapes of towering mountains, deep fjords, and charming turf-roofed houses. Along the way, I’ll share tales from times long past and stories from those who have lived here for generations. It will be an unforgettable experience. I offer personalized tours where I pick you up directly from your accommodation and drive you through some of the most beautiful landscapes the Faroe Islands have to offer. I ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience, with stunning sights along the way. Feel free to write to me if you're interested, and I’ll be happy to provide more details about the tour. Let me know if you want any adjustments! Im speakin Faroese, Danish and English. Im local, and love to shop traweler the country, and the stories.

Discover the hidden treasures of Eysturoy on this immersive full-day private tour, designed to take you off the beaten path and into the heart of Faroese life. From secluded villages and dramatic landscapes to local legends and a local home lunch visit, this journey offers a rich tapestry of experiences you won’t soon forget. Your adventure begins with visits to Morkranes, Kolbeinagjógv, and Selatrað—three tranquil villages nestled in secluded bays and valleys. With minimal traffic and the soothing sounds of rushing streams, these spots offer a glimpse into the peaceful isolation that defines the Faroe Islands. Travel through Strendur and Skála, villages that have flourished since the iconic subsea tunnel was completed. In Skála, marvel at a hidden waterfall and uncover its historical significance during World War II. The narrow "Buttercup Road" winds around the lake Toftavatn, up and down through the largest heathland on the islands, where graylag geese, golden plovers, and the rare red-throated diver nest during summer. This scenic area is a favorite resting spot for migratory birds and home to several rare plants. On a summer day, the heath resounds with the calls of birds as the sun sparkles on the freshwater lake. It's a perfect place to take a deep breath of fresh air and let a sense of calm settle over you. Conclude your day with a visit to a local home, where you’ll be welcomed with a homemade meal mostly crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. This authentic heimablídni experience—dining in a Faroese home—is a cherished tradition and an intimate way to connect with the island’s culture. Afterward. Throughout the day, your guide will weave captivating stories of Faroese life, including tales of The Hidden People (Huldufólk) and legendary Vikings. Adding a modern twist, you’ll also experience the engineering marvel of the Eysturoy Tunnel. As the world’s only subsea tunnel with a roundabout beneath the seabed, it’s adorned with an extraordinary art installation that makes this drive a unique adventure in itself.