Beautiful and interesting places you can drive directly to
Dramatic cliffs, open ocean and one of Suðuroy’s most impressive viewpoints.
Distance: approx. 20 min drive.
A small lighthouse, raw nature and views towards bird cliffs and the open sea.
Distance: 31 min drive.
A beautiful village surrounded by mountains. The first Faroese flag, Merkið, is kept inside the church.
Distance: 15 min drive.
Huge waves, cliffs and a wild, rugged coastline. One of the island’s most powerful nature experiences.
Distance: 15 min drive.
A beautiful bay, high mountains and the story of Sigmundur Brestisson from the Faroese saga.
Distance: 19 min drive.
One of the oldest Faroese settlements. Features a beach, old coal mines and beautiful nature.
Distance: 11 min drive.
Surrounded by steep mountains and close to Beinisvørð, one of the highest bird cliffs in the Faroe Islands.
Distance: 27 min drive.
A cosy town with shops, cafés, harbour life and cultural history.
Distance: 7 min drive.
Dedicated to Faroese artist Ruth Smith (1913–1958), known for her strong portraits and colourful works.
Address: Vágsvegur 95, 900 Vágur
📞 +298 221215
📧 [email protected]
⏰ Open 4 June – 30 August 2025: Wed, Fri, Sat: 15:00–17:00 (and by appointment)
Distance: approx. 15 min drive.
A small, lively museum in a former village shop. Shows how dried and salted fish were produced in earlier times.
Address: Í Leivsgarði 960, Hov
📞 +298 259554
📧 [email protected]
⏰ Open: by appointment
Distance: approx. 12–14 min drive.
• Best in clear weather
• Keep distance from cliff edges
• Good shoes recommended
• Suðuroy is extremely photogenic