3 hours
Daily Tour
21 people
English, Faroese, Scandinavian Languages
Hestur Round‑Island Tour – A Scenic Coastal Adventure from Tórshavn
Departing from Tórshavn, we head west across the fjord toward the majestic island of Hestur (Hestoy). As we approach the island, its dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and untouched coastline rise before us — a breathtaking introduction to one of the Faroe Islands’ most striking natural landmarks.
This tour takes you on a full circumnavigation of Hestur, offering panoramic views and unique perspectives that can only be experienced from the sea.
Highlights of the Journey
The towering western cliffs, home to thousands of seabirds and some of the most dramatic rock formations in the Faroes
Sea caves and grottoes, carved by centuries of wind and waves
The tranquil eastern side, with views toward Sandoy, Koltur, and Streymoy
The village of Hestur, a peaceful settlement nestled beneath steep mountainsides
Rich birdlife, including puffins, guillemots, fulmars, and razorbills depending on the season
Nature & Wildlife
Hestur is known for its impressive bird cliffs, and during the summer months the area is alive with seabirds. The waters around the island also offer the chance to spot seals or porpoises on calm days.
A Complete Faroese Sea Experience
This round‑island tour blends dramatic scenery, cultural storytelling, and the tranquillity of sailing through open fjord and coastal waters. It’s an unforgettable way to experience the raw beauty of the Faroe Islands from the sea — perfect for families, groups, photographers, and anyone seeking a memorable maritime adventure.
Bursatanga is a quiet hillside neighbourhood on the eastern edge of Tórshavn, known for its sweeping views over the capital and the surrounding fjords. Positioned above the coastline, it offers a unique vantage point where the city’s colourful rooftops meet the dramatic Faroese landscape.
The area stretches along the slope facing Nólsoyarfjørður, giving residents and visitors a clear line of sight toward the island of Nólsoy and the ever‑changing North Atlantic. Its elevation creates a natural divide between the bustling town centre below and the open, windswept hills that rise behind it.
Walking through Bursatanga, you’ll find a blend of modern Faroese homes, quiet streets, and pockets of green that reflect the calm, spacious character of the neighbourhood. The nearby walking paths lead toward the higher terrain above Tórshavn, where the views expand across Tangafjørður, Hoyvík, and the surrounding mountains.
With its peaceful atmosphere, scenic outlook, and close connection to both nature and city life, Bursatanga offers a distinctive perspective on Tórshavn—one that captures the gentle rhythm and understated beauty of the Faroese capital.
A minimum of 5 adult tickets is required for the tour to operate. This condition can be met through bookings made either individually or by multiple parties.
By booking 14 adult tickets you ensure a private tour. By request we can arrange this tour for groups of up to 31 guests in two boats, each with their own skipper/guide.
Scheduled tours are available from May to September. From September to May, tours can be arranged upon request. Reach out to us to check availability.
Please bring clothing appropriate for the season. Warm and comfortable attire is recommended, along with rain gear if necessary. Stay prepared to enjoy your tour comfortably, no matter the weather.
Before departure, every guest receives a safety briefing to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience on the water. Your safety and comfort are our top priorities.
In the event of unfavorable local weather conditions, we may adjust the location or departure time of your tour. If weather conditions make the tour entirely unsuitable, it will be cancelled, and you will receive a full refund. We ensure all changes are communicated to you as early as possible to minimize any inconvenience.
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