Travelers come to the Faroe Islands to experience the wonderful nature and uncrowded streets of even the most famous attractions. we will learn about the tourist areas in the Faroe Islands and the best tourist activities that you can do.
Mykines
Located on the island of Mackensholmore in the far west of the Faroe Islands, Mykines offers a beautiful landscape and is very popular with puffins during early summer. The village offers awesome views of the ocean to the west and the surrounding islands to the east.
múlafossur waterfall
The múlafossur waterfall is located in the village of Jasadalur as it falls from a height of 30 meters directly above the ocean.
Trulaneba
Lake Trulaneba is located above the ocean, but tourists should be prepared that the lake is higher than it is.
Saksun
Sachsen is a one-hour drive from the capital, Tórshavn, surrounded by fertile fields and towering peaks as well as grass-roofed houses, a famous and beautiful old church, and a sandy lake.
Color beacon
Calor Lighthouse is located on Kalsoy Island on the edge of the cliff face and has been featured in James Bond films for its natural beauty. Walk and stroll near the lighthouse, keeping an eye on the 200-meter perpendicular cliffs.
Gjogv
Surrounded by towering mountains, the village of Gjogv is located in the north of the island of Estoroy and enjoys picturesque nature. The village offers wonderful walking and cycling paths that offer beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding islands.
Fort Skansin
Fort Skansin played a role during World War II as it served as the headquarters of the British Royal Navy, and the fort contains 4 cannons made of brass. The fort is located in an elevated position that offers stunning views of the sea and the neighboring island of Nulsoy.
Lake Sorvagsvatn
Lake Sorvagsvatn is the largest lake in the Faroe Islands with an area of 3.4 square kilometers. It is called a lake above the ocean because it appears to be floating above the Atlantic Ocean from some sides.
Mount Slættaratindur
Mount Slættaratindur is the highest mountain peak in the Faroe Islands, with a height of 880 meters, which offers the opportunity to see all the islands on clear days. It is a local tradition that locals climb the mountain on June 21 every year which is the longest day of the year to watch the sunset.
