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→ Guide (eBook) 189 pages
This eBook is part of the TRAVEL PACK FAROE ISLANDS.
This Faroe Islands Guide recounts numerous journeys made to the archipelago in every season.
Written with a storytelling touch, it reads almost like a novel, and we are proud to say it’s a **Best Seller** with over 5,000 copies sold.
The Faroe Islands are a paradise for photographers, offering, in our opinion, some of the most stunning lighting conditions year-round.
This guide will equip you with everything you need to know about the archipelago and help you plan your trip to the Faroe Islands.
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This project has been proudly supported by Visit Faroe Islands.
The Faroe Islands: A Photographer’s Paradise
This quiet archipelago, nestled between Scotland and Iceland, has held a special place in our hearts since our first journey there in January 2017. Its extraordinary light, no matter the season, makes it one of the most breathtaking destinations. Now, it’s your turn to capture its magic!
This 189-page Faroe Islands Guide provides everything you need to plan your trip. It includes detailed descriptions of every island, all the hikes, and the best viewpoints. Reading this guide is essential to make the most of your Faroe Islands adventure.
The guide’s design has been meticulously crafted to be visually appealing and easy to read on your tablet. For those who prefer a physical copy, it can be printed in High Definition.
We keep the guide regularly updated with help from our local contacts and information provided by Visit Faroe Islands, ensuring you always have the most accurate and up-to-date advice.
PREPARING FOR YOUR TRIP TO THE FAROE ISLANDS
1. Getting to the Faroe Islands by Plane
– Flight options and airlines serving the islands.
2. Getting to the Faroe Islands by Ferry
– Ferry routes and schedules to the archipelago.
3. Cost of Living
– An overview of the expenses for food, accommodations, and activities.
4. Where to SleepÂ
– Accommodation options ranging from hotels to guesthouses.
5. Camping in the Faroe Islands
– Best campsites and essential tips for camping in the wild.
6. Getting Around the Faroe Islands
– Transportation options and practical advice for navigating the islands.
7. Bus and Ferry Routes Map
– A comprehensive map of public transport routes across the islands.
8. Renting a Car in the Faroe IslandsÂ
– Rental agencies and tips for booking a vehicle.
9. Driving in the Faroe Islands
– Road conditions, driving etiquette, and important regulations.
10. The Tunnels in the Faroe IslandsÂ
– Information on the tunnels that connect the islands and their tolls.
11. Tórshavn Map
– A map of the capital city for easy navigation.
12. Taking the FerryÂ
– Ferry schedules, booking, and tips for smooth travel.
13. Taking the Helicopter
– Helicopter routes and how to book a flight to remote locations.
14. Taking a TaxiÂ
– Taxi services and how to use them efficiently in the islands.
15. Internet and Phone
– Mobile network coverage, Wi-Fi availability, and staying connected.
16. Stocking Up / Food
– Where to find groceries, local specialties, and food stores.
17. Stocking Up / Electricity – Laundry – Alcohol
– Information on charging your devices, laundry services, and buying alcohol.
18. Stocking Up / Money – Photography EquipmentÂ
– ATM locations, currency exchange, and buying photo gear in the islands.
19. The Photographic Road Trip
– Tips for a photography-focused journey, including the best photo spots.
20. Light, Climate, and SeasonsÂ
– Understanding the Faroe Islands’ weather conditions and the best times to visit for photography.
21. Landscapes of the Faroe Islands
– A guide to the diverse and dramatic landscapes you’ll encounter.
22. The Fauna
– Wildlife of the Faroe Islands: birds, seals, and other creatures to spot.
23. The Flora
– Unique plant life and ecosystems across the islands.
24. The ArchitectureÂ
– Traditional and modern structures in the Faroe Islands.
25. Surprises
– Unexpected experiences and hidden gems that might surprise you.
26. Northern LightsÂ
– Best tips and locations for spotting the Northern Lights in the Faroe Islands.
HOW LONG TO STAY IN THE FAROE ISLANDS?
What to see, what to do, and how much time to plan?
Island-by-Island Details:
→ Visiting Streymoy
– Explore the capital city, Tórshavn, and nearby natural wonders.
→ Visiting EysturoyÂ
– Discover the stunning landscapes, hiking trails, and panoramic views.
→ Visiting Vágar
– Known for its picturesque villages and the famous Lake Sørvágsvatn.
→ Visiting MykinesÂ
– A haven for birdwatchers, with puffins and spectacular coastal views.
→ Visiting Borðoy
– Visit the town of KlaksvÃk and enjoy the island’s stunning mountains and fjords.
→ Visiting Kalsoy
– Famous for its scenic hiking paths, including the iconic Kallur Lighthouse.
→ Visiting KunoyÂ
– A small, quiet island with dramatic cliffs and lush valleys.
→ Visiting ViðoyÂ
– Offering rugged landscapes and remote villages, perfect for hiking and photography.
→ Visiting Svinoy & Fugloy
– Explore these smaller islands, known for their isolation and natural beauty.
→ Visiting Nólsoy
– A peaceful island with hiking trails and fantastic views of Tórshavn.
→ Visiting Hestur & KolturÂ
– Visit two small islands, each with unique natural landscapes and tranquility.
→ Visiting SandoyÂ
– Known for its sandy beaches and rural charm, ideal for hiking and relaxation.
→ Visiting SkuvoyÂ
– A secluded, beautiful island with few inhabitants and amazing scenery.
→ Visiting Stóra & Litla DimunÂ
– These remote islands offer spectacular natural landscapes, perfect for a quiet retreat.
→ Visiting SuðuroyÂ
– The southernmost island, offering dramatic cliffs, hiking opportunities, and scenic coastlines.
6 Easy and Must-Do Hikes in the Faroe IslandsÂ
– Accessible treks for all levels of fitness, providing breathtaking views and a chance to experience the landscapes up close.
Boat Trips in the Faroe Islands
– Explore the islands from the sea, discovering secluded fjords, cliffs, and bird colonies.
Suggested Itineraries and Length of Stay
– 5-Day Itinerary: Focus on the highlights of Streymoy, Vágar, and Eysturoy.
– 7-Day Itinerary: Include Suðuroy, Mykines, and some shorter hiking trips.
– 10-Day Itinerary: Explore the main islands and take time for some of the more remote destinations, like Kalsoy, Kunoy, and the smaller islands.
– 2-Week Itinerary: A comprehensive tour of the Faroe Islands, including multiple hikes and boat trips, with time to soak in the beauty of each island.
Technical data of the digital guide (ebook) on the Faroe Islands.
Versions: French and English
Number of pages: 189
ISBN: 979-10-92378-03-0
Legal deposit BnF: June 2018.
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Márton –
I love this roadbook and now, just 2 weeks before my trip, I started reading it again.
On the 10th page there is a table with all the islands’ area and population data. When calculating the area in sq.miles, you have divided the km2 data with only 1.609, instead of 2.589 (1.609*1.609). Not a big problem, but it may confuse some people who don’t understand km2 🙂
Márton –
I love this roadbook and now, just 2 weeks before my trip, I started reading it again.
On the 10th page there is a table with all the islands’ area and population data. When calculating the area in sq.miles, you have divided the km2 data with only 1.609, instead of 2.589 (1.609*1.609). Not a big problem, but it may confuse some people who don’t understand km2 🙂