Faroe Islands Tour Packages: The Land of Maybe

Faroe Islands Tour Packages Mulafossur waterfall and puffins

Welcome to Europe’s best-kept secret. Floating in the North Atlantic between Norway and Iceland, the Faroe Islands are a collection of 18 volcanic islands connected by tunnels, ferries, and bridges. Known for their dramatic sea cliffs, grass-roofed houses, and millions of seabirds, our Faroe Islands tour packages take you off the map to a place where nature is still in charge.

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Check live availability for Scenic Cliff Hikes, Mykines Puffin Tours, Vestmanna Boat Cliffs & Traditional Village Tours.

Package NameDurationMonth/ValidityPrice Starting FromAction
Suggested Itineraries for Faroe Islands
Summer & All Year Departures
Driver-Guide Day Escape3 DaysMay - SeptemberEUR 2503Download Package
Fly And Drive - Summer Short Break4 DaysApril - OctoberEUR 1227Download Package
Faroe Islands Heritage Trail South To North6 DaysMay - SeptemberEUR 1635Download Package
The Classic Circle Self-Drive Holiday8 DaysAll YearEUR 2101Download Package

Explore Our Destinations

Why Choose a Holiday in the Faroe Islands?

The Faroes offer landscapes that look like fantasy movies. It is raw, green, and incredibly peaceful. There are more sheep (80,000) here than people (54,000)!

Nature & Wildlife Highlights

  • Puffin Paradise: Visit the island of Mykines, often protected by conservation efforts to keep bird populations safe.
  • Mulafossur Waterfall: See the iconic waterfall in Gásadalur that drops straight into the ocean.
  • Lake Sørvágsvatn: The famous “Optical Illusion Lake” that looks like it is floating above the sea.
  • Saksun: A fairytale village set in a natural amphitheater with a tidal lagoon.

Top Destinations to Visit

  • Tórshavn: One of the smallest capitals in the world. Explore the historic Tinganes peninsula with its red wooden government buildings.
  • Klaksvík: The second-largest town and gateway to the rugged Northern Isles.
  • Gjógv: A charming village named after a 200-meter long sea-filled gorge.
  • Drangarnir: The famous sea stacks with a hole in the middle—a dream for hikers and photographers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need a car?
We highly recommend renting a car. The roads are excellent, and sub-sea tunnels connect the main islands, giving you total freedom to explore.

Q: What is the weather like?
Unpredictable! The locals say, “If you don’t like the weather, wait 5 minutes.” Expect rain, sun, and wind all in one day. Pack waterproof layers.