Faeroe Islands

Descubre con nosotros el secreto mejor guardado de Europa, las Islas Feroe. En una semana, con un grupo muy pequeño y con uno de nuestros guías.

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Gyogv

Gyogv

Coastal village at the foot of a meadow that turns into a cliff. Ideal for hiking.

Gjógv is a charming village located in the Faroe Islands. This picturesque place is located on the northern tip of the island of Eysturoy and is known for its impressive cliffs and beautiful natural harbour. The name Gjógv means "gorge" in Faroese, referring to the narrow gorge in the centre of the village. In addition to its stunning scenery, Gjógv also has a rich history, as it is believed to have been established in the 17th century. Today, visitors can enjoy walks along the coast, explore the old stone houses and immerse themselves in the tranquil atmosphere of this charming village.

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It is home to the only airport in the Faroe Islands.

Mulafossur Waterfall

One of the most iconic waterfalls in the Faroe Islands, located near the village of Gásadalur.

Picturesque village surrounded by mountains and cliffs. Attractions include grass-roofed houses and a 19th century church. Rich fishing history and preserved...

A village of just over 10 grass-roofed houses, situated on the edge of a cliff and surrounded by a stream with a waterfall that cascades into the sea.

Sørvágur is a location from where you can take a ferry to Mykines Island.

Known for its lighthouse and large seabird population.

Faro and Mykinesislet

A place of natural beauty and birdlife on Mykines Island, known for its famous lighthouse. Requires a 6 hour trek. Ideal for birdwatchers.

Acantilados de Trælanípa

Discover an outstanding attraction in the Faroe Islands. A 2:30 hour hike to reach cliffs with breathtaking views and a unique lookout point.

Mirador Trøllkonufingur

A stunning viewpoint along the Atlantic coast of the Faroe Islands offers unique views and the opportunity to capture breathtaking photographs.

Capital of the Faroe Islands, with colourful buildings and grass-covered roofs.

On an island in the Faroe Islands there is a rare forest and from its hill you can get breathtaking views.

Bosque de Kunoy

Small forest on Kunoy Island, which is unique in the islands as there are not many trees.

One of the northern islands, connected by tunnels and bridges to neighbouring islands.

Viðoy is a stunning island in the Faroe Islands, with beautiful natural scenery, historical sights and a unique environment.

Viðareiði, a picturesque village surrounded by mountains and cliffs in the Faroe Islands. Rich history, colourful houses, wooden church and trails to explore...

You can drive up to a hill with spectacular views. The fittest can reach the top with a guide in 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Town on the island of Streymoy.

Boat trip to the cliffs of Vestmannabjørgini

Discover the beauty of the cliffs of Vestmannabjørgini on an exciting boat trip surrounded by impressive seabirds.

Vestmanna Acantilados

Sailing through these beautiful narrow grottoes is a unique experience.

Viking settlements in Kvívík

Visit the Viking settlements in Kvívík to explore Viking history and culture in a picturesque setting surrounded by mountains and with access to the ocean.

Small village with grass-roofed houses, surrounded by mountains with waterfalls and a lake. Located on the island of Streymoy.

Coastal village at the foot of a meadow that turns into a cliff. Ideal for hiking.

Viewpoint of the rock formations Risin og Kellingin

We will be able to see the impressive rock formations in the sea known as "The Giant and the Witch", in Faroese, Risin og Kellingin.

Atlantic Bridge

We will visit Tjørnuvík and the impressive Fossá waterfall, the highest in the Faroe Islands, crossing the famous "Atlantic Bridge".

Village surrounded by waterfalls that feed a stream that flows into the sea. It has a dark-coloured beach.

The highest waterfall in the Faroe Islands, with a majestic double waterfall.

RIB Boat Excursion

Explore the surroundings of an island by RIB boat, visiting caves and cliffs in an exciting activity.

Located in the North Atlantic, Hestur offers breathtaking scenery with cliffs, black sand beaches and a variety of seabirds. With its rural charm and tranqui...

Kirkjubøur, a 10-minute drive from the capital of the Faroe Islands, is a historic and cultural site. It features the oldest wooden house and church, as well...