Explore the Faroe Islands with a local guide.
The Faroe Islands may look challenging when you first arrive, but with the right route and a local guide, they are a safe, enjoyable and unforgettable place to explore.
If you are new to biking in the Faroe Islands, our popular sightseeing e-bike tour is a comfortable and reassuring choice. The Historical Kirkjubøur tour is also a good option if you want a beautiful guided ride on paved roads with local history along the way. You can also choose an e-bike for other guided biking tours, making hills and wind easier to manage. If you are looking for a more active ride, you can choose a gravel bike, road bike or mountain bike instead.
For hiking, some tours are especially good if you want a beautiful experience without a long or demanding hike. Hike the Clifftop on Sandoy (Gleðin) and the walk to Kirkjubøur are good choices if you want to reach great viewpoints in a safe and manageable way. If you are looking for more distance, height or adventure, you can choose one of our longer hiking or trail-running tours.
Find the experience that suits you best.
Hike the Clifftop on Sandoy (Gleðin) – 4 km / 2,5 miles – Fridays
Run the Pilgrims’ Path to the Medival Heart – 18 km / 11 miles – Satuerdays
Combine Hike & Bike – The Pilgrims’ Route to Kirkjubøur – 18 km / 11 miles – Saturdays
Tórshavn Sightseeing E-bike Photoshoot tour – 15 km / 9 miles – Saturdays
Combine Hiking and Biking to Viewpoint and Mountain Plateau – 27 km / 17 miles – Sundays
Mountain biking with a local – 18 km / 11 miles – Sundays
Hike the Westward Journey from Skeiðskarð to Norðadalur – Fyri Vestan – 6 km / 3,7 miles – Mondays
Bike to the Viewpoint Norðadalsskarð – 27 km / 17 miles – Tuesdays
Hike the Pilgrims’ Path to the Medieval Heart (Kirkjubø) – 6 km / 3,7 miles – Tuesdays
Tórshavn Sightseeing E-bike tour – 15 km / 9 miles – Wednesdays
Epic Mountain Bike Tour with a local – 37 km / 23 miles – Wednesdays
