Faroe Islands — five nights at the edge of the map
Eighteen grass-roofed islands: a waterfall into the ocean, turf roofs, and almost nobody there.
This journey documents one of the Hidden Atlas places: Faroe Islands — its Atlas page →
Day by day
Tórshavn’s old town and harbour
Vágar: Gásadalur and Múlafossur, Bøur’s turf houses
Saksun and Tjørnuvík, the quiet north villages
Trælanípa — the lake above the ocean
Mykines or Kalsoy, weather permitting
The must-dos, honestly graded
- Múlafossur waterfall, pouring straight into the AtlanticWorth It
- The Kallur Lighthouse hike on KalsoyWorth It
- A boat under the Vestmanna sea cliffsWorth It
- Bolting a second famous waterfall onto a tight day — weather eats detours hereNot Worth It
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