This tour includes: Pick-up & drop-off in your hotel in Tórshavn, local guide, ferry ticket, and lunch

Enjoy the beautiful nature, rich birdlife and history on this whole day guided tour to Sandoy and Kirkjubøur. Visit all the old sites that date back to the viking era and even some sea-mines from the second world war. The drive from the capital to the ferry is approx. 20 minutes long and the ferry sail time is approx. 30 minutes. On Sandoy we will visit the villages of Skopun, Sandur, Skálavík, Húsavík, Dalur and Skarvanes. Sandur is the main village on the island and is the only place in the Faroes where you can see real sand dunes. The Church in Sandur is worth a visit and here you will be told the history of religion in the Faroes. Skálavík is also an old village and is home to one variant of the Seal Woman legend. Here there is the quaint old-style café Á Mølini. Húsavík is one of the original farming villages on the island and was home to the infamous “Húsfrúgvin í Húsavík”, without doubt, the richest woman in all Faroese history. Here are the ruins of her old farm, some old storage houses, and a couple of naval mines from the second World War. The village of Dalur spots some amazing scenery and a quaint little pebble beach. Skarvanes was a deserted village up until a decade ago and sports a great view of Skúvoy, Stóra Dímun and Suðuroy. When returning from Sandoy we will visit the most history-rich village in the Faroe Islands, Kirkjubøur. Here the 17th generation of the family Patursson live in the oldest wooden house in the Country (And maybe Europe!), a house which dates back to the viking era. The old Skt. Ólav Church is the oldest church on the islands that is still in use and its newer cousin, the Skt. Magnus Cathedral ruins, stand opulently close by. Here there are local stories of Kings, Bishops, Priests, Farmers, Civil War, and Rescues to be heard. From here we will return you to Tórshavn and your hotel.