Faroe Islands Retreat

( 5 Star )

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This premium tour offers a relaxed and immersive experience of the Faroe Islands. With private guidance, hand-picked accommodation, and unique dining experiences, travellers will explore dramatic landscapes, coastal villages, and cultural highlights in a peaceful and personal way.

Arrival at Vágar Airport, where a private guide will provide a warm welcome. The journey continues to the village of Leynar, followed by a traditional dinner at a local farm featuring Faroese specialities. Overnight in a private villa.

A full day will be spent exploring the natural and cultural highlights of Vágar Island, guided by a local expert. In the evening, dinner will be served on a private island. Overnight in a private villa.

Travel from Vágar to Tórshavn, with a stop to visit a sea grotto and gain insight into the Faroese marine environment. Dinner will be hosted at a local farm. Overnight in a hotel in Tórshavn.

A day at sea aboard a vintage schooner, sailing to nearby islands. Scenic walks and traditional food and drink will be enjoyed throughout the day. Overnight in a hotel in Tórshavn.

Drive to the airport for departure.

Inclusion

Accommodation
4 nights’ accommodation with half-board.

Excursions & activities
Private guide and transport as mentioned
Activities as described

Exclusion

International airfares
Optional activities
Other meals, drinks, tips and other personal expenses or services not specified on the program
Travel insurance
Gratuities
Voluntary tips for guides or drivers
Travel and medical insurance
Any items not mentioned as included

Note

Please note that the prices are starting from and that upon sending a new request with specific date we will send the applicable rate and availability.

All triple room pricing on request.

Single person rates on request.

Local tip - In Leynar, take a moment to wander down to the small, black-sand beach near the village—it’s a favourite spot for locals, especially in the evening when the sun dips low and casts golden light over the cliffs. If you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse of children jumping from the bridge into the stream—a beloved Faroese summer tradition.