Faroe Islands

Faroe Islands are located in the Atlantic Ocean, nestled between Iceland, Scotland and Norway. These beautiful islands  consist of 18 unique islands with rugged and grassy landscapes. These islands are typical with its picturesque, grass-roofed settlements and are home to a population of over 54 000.

These islands are easily accessible, connected by regular flights from several major cities on the mainland, all within a few hour’s travel time. Alternatively, you can embark on a ferry journey from Denmark and Iceland.
The climate in the Faroe Islands is consistently mild, shaped by the convergence of the cold Artic Ocean and the warm Gulf Stream. This causes refreshing summers, with an average temperature of 12 °C. While winters remain relatively mild, rarely dipping below zero. It is generally cold and windy throughout the whole year.
The Faroe Islands boast exceptional infrastructure, with most of the islands interconnected by undersea tunnels and bridges, creating seamless network of exploration. Moreover, convenient ferry and helicopter connections provide access to the most of the remote islands, offering you a chance to explore every corner of the islands.

There is so much to explore in the Faroe Islands! Join us on the adventure and explore the islands by hiking. We take you along to the best hikes, so you can truly experience the unique Faroese nature. Each of the island offers a great opportunity for hiking. Some of the places are easily accessible without a car and the other require a bit more planning. Feel free to explore below and always welcome to contact us if you have any questions!