Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands sit in the North Atlantic between Norway and Iceland, with dramatic sea cliffs, grass-roof villages, and an interior of lakes and waterfalls. Nature stays here range from traditional Faroese turf-roof cottages to architect-designed cabins overlooking the ocean. Summers stay mild and oceanic — typically 10–13°C — among the coolest summer climates in Europe.
Map — 6 properties
Coordinates are exact and locality level. Pins represent named localities, not exact property addresses.
6 properties
Sleeps 6 · Súla Cottage
Four guests in two loft bedrooms, with a sofa bed downstairs for two more. Stairs lead to the bedrooms. Other cottages have different layouts.
Facilities for this room type and shared areas.
Sleeps 4 · Guttastova
Guttastova accommodates up to four guests; other houses have their own specifications.
Facilities for this room type and shared areas.
Cozy cabin with nature views
One king-size bed is listed; maximum occupancy is not explicitly stated.
Facilities for this room type and shared areas.
Sleeps 4 · Seafront cottage
Two sleeping places in the bedroom and two on the loft.
Facilities for this room type and shared areas.
Sleeps 4 · Shelter
The shelter is advertised for a maximum of four overnight guests.
Capacity confirmed; facilities not yet documented.
Sleeps 3 · Authentic Faroese house in Hellurnar
The named house is advertised for three guests; nearby listings have different capacities.
Facilities for this room type and shared areas.