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
Múlafossur Cottages
Gásadalur, Vágar
Six small Faroese cottages in the Gásadalur valley, within walking distance of Múlafossur waterfall and surrounded by mountain, river and birdlife.
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The View
Bøur, Vágar
Four grass-roofed houses combining traditional Faroese exterior design with modern interiors and views toward Tindhólmur, Drangarnir and the ocean.
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Ró Cabins
Kvívík, Streymoy
Nordic-inspired cabin accommodation in the landscape above Kvívík, with panoramic windows, a fully equipped kitchen and a locally stocked mini-fridge concept.
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Cottages by the Sea
Sørvágur, Vágar
Five compact waterfront cabins by Sørvágur marina, with direct sea and mountain views and a loft sleeping area.
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Shelter Frammistovugarður
Kaldbak, Streymoy
A simple outdoor shelter stay on a multigenerational Faroese sheep farm in the protected Lyngbrekkudalur valley.
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Authentic Faroese House in Hellurnar
Hellurnar, Eysturoy
A traditional two-bedroom Faroese home in the very small village of Hellurnar, surrounded by fjord, mountain and quiet village nature.
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