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Admire breathtaking views of the ‘The Giant and The Hag’ stacks, and pass the highest peak in the Faroe Islands, Slættaratindur (882 meters), on the way. Marvel at Gjógv’s natural harbor, nestled in a narrow ravine surrounded by towering cliffs. On the return trip, pass through Funningur, the site of the Vikings’ first settlement. This scenic adventure is not to

Our journey begins in Tórshavn, where we embark on a scenic drive along the old mountain road. Along the way, we pass by the national jail of the Faroe Islands, which has one of the most stunning views in the world. Our first photo stop is Sornfelli, offering a breathtaking view of the west island of Vágar. We then proceed past an old whaling station built by Norwegians around 1905

The village Saksun We drive via the mountain road “Oyggjarvegur“. Then along the coast line, passing the old former whaling station, to the village Hvalvík, which has the oldest wooden church on the Island, and then the narrow road to the isolated settlement situated beneath the steep majestic mountains. The village Gjógv Visit the village Gjógv, northern part of the Island

Visit ancient Viking ruins and be amazed by the majestic Fossá waterfall. You will pass dozens of fish farming rings and witness the famous octagonal-shaped church in the charming village of Haldórsvík. Immerse yourself in Faroese history with a visit to one of its oldest settlements, and breathtaking views of the iconic ‘The Giant and The Hag’ stacks