Beautiful and interesting places you can drive directly to
Dramatic cliffs, open sea and one of the most impressive viewpoints on Suðuroy. Distance: approx. 20 minutes by car.
A small lighthouse, raw nature and sweeping views of sea cliffs and open ocean. A peaceful and atmospheric place. Distance: 31 minutes by car.
A beautiful village surrounded by mountains. Inside the church you can see the very first version of the Faroese flag, Merkið. Distance: 15 minutes by car.
Powerful waves, cliffs and a wild, rugged coastline. One of the most dramatic natural sights on the island. Distance: 15 minutes by car.
A beautiful bay, high mountains and the story of Sigmundur Brestisson from the Faroese saga. Distance: 19 minutes by car.
One of the oldest settlements in the Faroe Islands. Here you’ll find a beach, old coal mines and beautiful scenery. Distance: 11 minutes by car.
Sumba is surrounded by steep mountains and close to Beinisvørð, one of the highest bird cliffs in the Faroe Islands. Distance: 27 minutes by car.
A cosy town with shops, cafés, a harbour area and local culture. Distance: 7 minutes by car.
A museum dedicated to the Faroese artist Ruth Smith (1913–1958), known for her powerful portraits and colourful works. Located in the old school building in Vágur.
Address: Vágsvegur 95, 900 Vágur 📞 +298 221215 📧 [email protected] ⏰ Open 4 June – 30 August 2025: Wednesday, Friday & Saturday: 15:00–17:00 (Also open by appointment) Distance: approx. 15 minutes by car.
A small, living museum located in a former village shop. Here you can learn how dried and salted fish were produced in the old days — an industry that formed the foundation of the Faroese economy.
Address: Í Leivsgarði 960, Hov 📞 +298 259554 📧 [email protected] ⏰ Open by appointment Distance: approx. 12–14 minutes by car.
In Froðba you’ll find impressive basalt columns, similar to small versions of the Giant’s Causeway. They rise as natural vertical pillars along the coastline and are perfect for photos and a short walk. Distance: 7 minutes by car.