Top Torshavn Cultural Tours

Discover the serenity of the Northern Islands on our private tour tailored just for you. With a personal driver guide at your service, navigate the enchanting landscapes of the north. This exclusive journey allows you to savor the breathtaking beauty of the northern isles in privacy. Uncover the secrets of local legends and enjoy the freedom to customize your exploration, making it a truly private and immersive experience in the Faroes. Join us on this trip to explore some of the northern islands, recognizable for their tall, steep mountains and lush, green valleys. Expect the views and lighting constantly change as we drive around, through, or even under these mountains. We’ll visit the biggest fishing town in the Faroe Islands, a few deserted villages, and take a stroll in the northernmost village in the Faroes. You’ll get to hear folklores about Vikings, local heroes and legends as we pass wooden churches, powerful waterfalls, massive cliffs, and spots that made movie backdrops.

Soak in the wild landscape of the Faroe Islands—and see the best of the local sights, all in a single tour—on this small-group, full-day excursion. See the towering mountains around Saksun Church; Tjørnuvík’s black beach with views of its mythical sea stacks; and Fossá, the islands’ tallest waterfall. Stop for lunch in the picturesque village of Gjógv, and learn insider facts and stories along the way.

This self-guided tour can be done with MP3 offline audio players or the Tell Me North app. Both options allow you to do this tour at your own pace by foot, car, bus, or public transport. You can listen while exploring the stops or do so while sipping your coffee at a local café, thus giving you the freedom to decide on your own, while learning about contemporary Klaksvík, its people, and factors that have impacted the local community through faith, football, fishing hooks and sub-sea tunnels. The story Understanding Klaksvík gives you an insight previously only known to locals into the local life and culture, history, and power dynamics and will enhance your understanding of the Faroe Islands as a whole.

Visit one of the most beautiful of the Faroe Islands the easy way on a small-group guided tour to Suduroy Island. During the two-hour ferry ride from Torshavn you’ll pass a number of other picturesque islands. On Suduroy, visit small villages and beautiful viewpoints while listening to your guide’s tales from Faroese Norse history. Relax over lunch in Tvoroyri, the largest town on the island. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Join us for a beautiful private tour of the highlights of the Faroe Islands excursion to the small villages Saksun, Tjørnuvík and Gjógv. We will stop at a few must-see spots and some extra ones along the way, while doing our best to avoid the crowds for your own private enjoyment. Our Highlights of the Faroe Islands tour is a full-day experience that allows you to experience the best of Streymoy and Eysturoy, the two central islands of the Faroes. On this tour, you will get to see the highest waterfall in the Faroe Islands up close, walk the black sands of Tjørnuvík, see the Giant and the Witch sea stacks and visit the uniquely beautiful village of Gjógv. On our way home you'll experience the new subsea tunnel including the only subsea roundabout in the world.

The boat glides near towering cliffs where puffins chatter and guillemots growl. A puffin dives, emerging with fish before soaring 600 meters up. Below, a seal curiously watches. Just beyond Vestmanna’s harbor, we explore one of Europe’s most impressive bird cliffs. Departing from Tórshavn, this two-hour boat tour offers incredible views of seabirds nesting on sheer basalt walls, sailing between towering rock formations and deep caves sculpted by the sea. Along the way, the guide shares stories of ships seeking shelter and pirates raiding Vestmanna. The tour also includes a visit to Leynar, home to a white sandy beach, colorful houses, and wild salmon leaping up its river. Next, we explore Kvívík, one of the first Viking settlements, where ancient ruins reveal early Faroese life.