Top 5 sights of the Faroe Islands.

Breathtaking cliffs, rough mountains, picturesque villages, and impressive waterfalls. The Faroe Islands are a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The 18 small islands offer some of the most beautiful and unspoiled nature in the world. Discover our 5 favorite sights of the Faroe Islands: Saksun, Gjógv, Múlafossur Waterfall, Kallur Lighthouse, and Uppi á Egg.

Saksun

Saksun is a remote village on the Streymoy island. It is one of the most picturesque places on the Faroe Islands, thanks to its stunning location at a lagoon surrounded by mountains and waterfalls.
Saksun is most known for the old farmhouse with beautiful grass roofs, named Dúvugarðar. The farm currently hosts a museum and a public toilet.

Gjógv

On the northeastern tip of the island of Eysturoy lies the captivating village of Gjógv. Renowned for its impressive natural harbor in a gorge, Gjógv offers visitors a unique combination of natural wonder and a traditional Faroese village. Walking up from the village gives you a stunning view of the harbor, the colorful roofs, and the breathtaking surroundings. You also get a great view of the steep cliffs of Kalsoy Island.

Múlafossur Waterfall

One of the most well-known places on the Faroe Islands, for good reasons! No visit to the Faroe Islands would be complete without witnessing the awe-inspiring Múlafossur Waterfall. This stunning waterfall falling 30 meters down directly into the ocean is even more breathtaking in real life.
A true example of the power and beauty of nature in harmony.
Above that, the 15-minute drive from the airport and the view toward Mykines are just as stunning. An absolute must-see!

Kallur Lighthouse

The Kallur lighthouse is located on the northern part of Kalsoy Island. In this grand, breathtaking, and rough nature, people start to look like miniature figures. The journey to this location is an adventure in itself and takes you along stunning cliffs. Not only are the iconic lighthouse and steep cliffs a magnificent sight, you also get a fantastic view of the surrounding Islands.  

Uppi á Egg

This place on Vagar is one of the Island’s best-kept secrets.  There are no official paths leading there, not much information to be found and there will likely be no one else around. However, you’ll find one of the most stunning views you’ve ever seen!

Conclusion

The Faroe Islands, with its captivating sights, pristine landscapes, and untouched charm, offer a remarkable escape from the ordinary. From the fairytale-like farmhouse of Saksun to the dramatic gorge of Gjógv, and from the mesmerizing Múlafossur Waterfall to the breathtaking cliffs at the Kallur Lighthouse and Uppi á Egg, these top sights showcase the untamed beauty that defines this remarkable archipelago. Embark on an unforgettable journey to the Faroe Islands and immerse yourself in its natural wonders.