FÆR ØER ADVENTURE

Suspended between Scotland and Iceland. A landscape suspended in time where the few thousand people give way to over 34 million seabirds that nest on the cliffs. A 6-day itinerary immersed in nature without compromise. The tour will be carried out in an exclusive minivan / minibus, up to 15 participants.

Remote. Wild. Deeply Alive.

Rising like green fortresses from the North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands are one of Europe’s last true frontiers — a place where nature still calls the shots, and time flows to the rhythm of wind and sea. With just 50,000 people scattered across 18 dramatic islands, this volcanic archipelago is not only a destination; it’s an immersion into a slower, wilder way of being.

Visiting the Faroe Islands is like taking a dip in the past, where even time has stopped to contemplate the extraordinary views. Numerous birds (puffins, gannets, guillemots, terns) but above all the unspoiled and still authentic landscapes, make this archipelago unique and exciting. Fishing villages and the smallest capital in the world, Torshavn, complete the picture of the subjects of these beautiful islands. During our visit we will admire Mykines, Gjogv, Klaksvik, Cape Enniberg (just seeing it from afar makes the idea) and the incredible views of the Sornfell.

If you are looking for pure nature, silence, the sound of the sea with its waves, the wind with its gusts and birds flying by the thousands near the cliffs of these islands ... well this is the place for you. for you. Jurassic Park settings, cliffs overlooking the sea (including Cape Enniberg, the highest cliff overlooking the sea in the world) and a land still little exploited by tourism. Despite being quite collected, the Faroe Islands can easily fill a whole week of vacation.

🌍 Why Go to the Faroe Islands?

1. Unreal Landscapes

Every turn in the road reveals another cinematic scene: sheer sea cliffs wrapped in mist, turf-roofed villages nestled in fjords, and seabirds dancing through the wind. The landscapes feel ancient and untouched — as if shaped by Norse gods and left alone ever since.

2. Authentic, Living Culture

The Faroese culture is deeply rooted in tradition, but never static. Locals live closely with nature, still tending sheep, drying fish, and gathering for community songs and celebrations. You’ll meet people who are warm, proud, and fiercely connected to their place in the world.

3. Off the Beaten Track — But Accessible

Despite their remote feel, the Faroe Islands are surprisingly accessible — with daily flights from mainland Europe. Once you arrive, it’s a peaceful escape from overtourism: no queues, no crowds, no rush. Just space, silence, and salt air.

4. Perfect for Nature Lovers & Explorers

Whether you're into hiking, photography, wildlife, or simply the joy of wandering, the Faroe Islands deliver. Think coastal trails that drop into the sea, waterfalls falling from cliffs, and endless chances to feel small in the best possible way.

5. Sustainable, Responsible Travel

The Faroe Islands are pioneers in green energy and preservation, encouraging travelers to explore mindfully. There’s a deep respect for the land — and visitors are welcomed when they come with curiosity and care.

SAFETY CONSIDERATION:

During the tour, some hikes (ranging in length from 500m to 5km) can be carried out with relatively easy to deal with. We may encounter ice, snow, mud or something else as fog and/or wind. Temperatures could vary by several degrees between 5 ° C and 15 ° C.
You are therefore advised to dress appropriately.

DIFFICULTY: Medium
DURATION: 06 Days (05 nights)
WHEN: September 2024
April - June - July & August 2025
MINUM AGE: 14 Y.O.
LANGUAGE: Italian, English

PRICE: from 28.900,- Kr./person

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