4 days in Tórshavn and the Faroe Islands
With accommodation in the heart of charming Tórshavn and day tours included to explore the islands, you will see some of the most beautiful sights the Faroe Islands have to offer.
Highlights
- Tórshavn, capital of the Faroe Islands
- Vestmanna bird cliffs
- Saga island of Sandoy and Kirkjubøur
Daily itinerary
Day 1 – Friday:
Flight Reykjavík – Vagar airport in the Faroe Islands.
Transfer by shuttle bus to hotel in Tórshavn.
Day 2 – Saturday:
Half day tour in the morning over the mountains to Vestmanna from where you go on an exciting boat tour to the fantastic bird cliffs. The boat sails alongside the vertical rock walls and into the small sounds and deep grottoes. After the boat tour you will visit the ancient viking settlement in Kvívík before returning to Tórshavn.
Afternoon free to explore the town, shop for high quality woollen goods or enjoy a cup of coffee in one of the local coffee shops
Day 3 – Sunday:
A day trip to one of the most pristine islands in the Faroes, where you can still experience the traditional lifestyle. There are many interesting sights on this tour such as small communities, magnificent views of the Viking island Skúvoy and the smaller islands of Stóra Dímun, bird cliffs and more.
Day 4 – Monday:
After breakfast check out of the hotel. Free morning to explore the town of Tórshavn.
Transfer to Vagar airport in time for the departure of your flight to Reykjavík airport.
Dates & prices
Departures: June – August (Friday to Monday)
Price per person:
In double room /standard
Hotel Torshavn:1.445 EUR
Hotel Streym: 1.425 EUR
In single room /standard
Hotel Torshavn: 1.665 EUR
Hotel Streym: 1.640 EUR
Includes:
* Flights Reykjavík-Faroe Islands-Reykjavík, with airport taxes
* Airport transfer in Faroe Islands in connection with the flights
* 3 nights hotel accommodation, double room with private facilities & breakfast
* Local tours on day 2 and 3 as specified in the itinerary
Good to know
Also possible to fly from Copenhagen in Denmark or other destinations with Atlantic Airways – instead of flying from Reykjavík Iceland to the Faroe Islands.
