The Faroe Islands, sandwiched between Nordic neighbours Iceland and Norway, offer vast, untamed and spectacular landscapes that are immediately impressive and undeniably compelling. With Iceland and Norway as its neighbours, the stark Nordic landscape lends itself to the nature of the Faroe Islands, with vast expanses of untamed scenery that are immediately remarkable. Its daunting sea cliffs, along with the tremendous whitewashed waves that pummel the coastline, and the verdant green valleys sandwiched by steep mountains, are just a few of the draws of the islands. Days are taken slowly to enjoy the serene surroundings, often subject to the unpredictable weather. We discover here a culture that is distinctive to the Faroese—world class cuisine made by gifted chefs, wool and fabric masterpieces made by artisans, and a jazzy and heavy-metal dominated folk music that transcends time.
These are a selection of lodges that we feel combine well for this journey. However we do also have a range of options to consider in each region, and can tailor them to you preference.
Hotel Vagar is situated in the picturesque village of Sørvágur on the island of Vagar and is just a 5 minute walk from the airport. Our fresh rooms feature wooden floors, free wi-fi and each room has a private bathroom. Free parking is available on site. Hotel Vagar is 50 km from the capital Tórshavn.
Interiors at Hotel Foroyar are harmonious with the nature and scenery on view outside every window. Colours are natural, with Montana and Philippe Starck furnishings to curate a design feel. With bright and airy rooms, the property makes for a wonderful stay whilst exploring the islands.
Relying on traditional Faroese building and construction methods, these cottages are a warm, inviting step into discovering the local culture. Cabins are simple and homey, surrounded by the beautiful nature of the island, and offering the kind, communal hospitality of family-run establishment.
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