Top Faroe Islands Private Sightseeing Tours

Go on an adventure in haunted Tórshavn, where you will solve riddles and crack codes to discover unique places and local stories, some of which have been forgotten by the locals. On this scary city game in Tórshavn, you will follow step-by-step instructions to unlock creepy stories about haunted places such as Tinganes, the Old Town, and the Old Cemetery. Are you up for a haunted walk around Tórshavn? As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. Explore The Prefect's Castle (Amtmansborgin), Nólsoyar Páll Monument, The Old Cemeteries, and lesser-known places. Enjoy a uniquely crafted story brought to you by our top-notch/gifted/talented writers. After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience, although several people can share a phone.

Our tour offers an immersive and intimate exploration of the Faroe Islands' awe-inspiring landscapes, an experience elevated by our knowledgeable guide. We pride ourselves on offering exclusive, private tours, meaning you won't be sharing the experience with strangers. We cap our tours at eight passengers to maintain a personal, unhurried atmosphere. We showcase iconic locations, including the dramatic Drangarnir sea stacks, the cinematic Tindhólmur islet, featured in the 2023 Peter Pan & Wendy movie, and the globally renowned Múlafossur waterfall. This, along with hidden gems like Skarðsafossur waterfall, provides an authentic taste of Faroese beauty. Our guide, a Sørvágur local, offers a depth of knowledge and insight into the islands' lore and environment that few can match. His personal stories enrich the journey, making it a truly unique experience.

Join us for a private experience of the Famous Kallur Lighthouse on the mythical island of Kalsoy. This trip follows a similar itinerary to our small group experience, but rather then traveling with others you will have our driver guide all to yourself, and we’ll do our best to avoid the crowds for your own private enjoyment. Kalsoy, often referred to as the Faroe Islands’ very own ‘James Bond Island,’ gained international recognition as a filming location for the 2020 Bond movie ‘No Time to Die.’ However, its allure predates its cinematic fame, having long been a top destination for visitors to the Faroes. This mythical island hosts the renowned Kallur Lighthouse and the captivating Seal Woman statue, two of the most emblematic landmarks on the islands. Join us for an exclusive afternoon tour, led by a local expert guide, to explore and experience the best Kalsoy has to offer without the hassle of crowds.

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Faroe Islands on this 6-7 hour private shore excursion, starting and ending at your hotel in Tórshavn. Witness dramatic sea cliffs, charming coastal villages, and ancient Viking settlements with an expert English-speaking guide. What to Bring: Warm waterproof clothing, good shoes, and a camera.

Discover the enchanting Faroe Islands with Explore Føroyar, your personal audio guide featuring over 270 captivating stories and locations. This self-guided experience allows you to explore traditional villages, historic churches, local stories and stunning landmarks at your own pace—whether driving, walking, or sightseeing. With offline access, enjoy seamless exploration even in remote areas. Perfect for anyone looking to delve deeper into the rich culture and local history of the islands, this app transforms your visit into a meaningful journey beyond just the scenery.

Explore the Untamed Beauty of the Faroe Islands and cliffs by sea. You will see raw nature and wildlife, such as puffins. Experience the breathtaking beauty of Kallur Lighthouse from a completely unique perspective during this 2 to 3-hour scenic boat cruise. This tour is perfect for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and families looking for unforgettable coastal views, dramatic cliffs, and an immersive encounter with Faroese marine landscapes and local maritime traditions.