Faroe Islands Travel Guide

Plan Your Trip to the Faroe Islands

The Faroe Islands are one of Europe’s most breathtaking travel destinations, known for dramatic cliffs, remote villages, powerful waterfalls, and ever-changing weather. Located in the North Atlantic between Iceland and Norway, the islands offer a unique mix of raw nature, rich culture, and unforgettable experiences.

This guide is designed to help you plan your trip with confidence, whether you’re visiting for a short adventure or a longer stay.

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What to Expect When Traveling to the Faroe Islands

Traveling to the Faroe Islands is all about nature, freedom, and slow travel. Expect winding roads, sheep outnumbering people, and landscapes that feel untouched by time. Popular highlights include:

  • Møllafossur waterfall

  • Trælanípa - Sørvágsvatn (the famous optical illusion lake)

  • Drangarnir sea stacks

  • Saksun and Gjógv villages

  • Hiking trails with panoramic ocean views

Weather can change quickly, so good planning is essential when traveling in the Faroe Islands.

Best Time to Visit the Faroe Islands

The best time to visit the Faroe Islands is from May to September, when days are longer and hiking conditions are best. Summer is ideal for road trips, boat tours, and photography, while spring and autumn offer fewer crowds and dramatic light.

Each season has its charm, and a well-planned itinerary makes all the difference.
(I also provide Private Guided Tours and Photo Tours all year around.)

How to Plan Your Faroe Islands Trip

Planning a trip to the Faroe Islands involves more than just booking flights and accommodation. You’ll want to think about:

  • Transportation between islands

  • Tunnel fees and ferries

  • Weather-friendly itineraries

  • Hiking safety and local rules

  • Hidden spots beyond the main attractions

To make planning easier, we recommend using a detailed digital Faroe Islands travel guide
created by people who know the islands well.

This digital guide on Rexby is created by me, a local born here, and who has spent the last 10 years exploring these Islands. Every route, recommendation, and itinerary is based on real experience, not generic travel advice.

The guide includes expertly crafted itineraries for everything from short visits and weekend trips to longer stays, helping you make the most of your time in the Faroe Islands no matter how long you’re traveling.

Unlike static travel blogs, this guide is continuously updated.

We keep track of the best:

  • Photo spots

  • Available tour providers

  • Hotels and accommodations

  • Cafés and restaurants

  • Opening hours and seasonal changes

  • Hidden Gem’s and more.

This means you always have access to accurate and up-to-date information while planning and traveling.

The guide is also available offline, so you can access maps, itineraries, and recommendations even when you don’t have mobile data or Wi-Fi — perfect for remote areas of the Faroe Islands where cell coverage can be limited.

Explore the Faroe Islands with a locally created travel guide, packed with up-to-date itineraries, practical tips, and offline access wherever the road takes you.