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.
The View
Bøur, Vágar
Four grass-roofed houses combining traditional Faroese exterior design with modern interiors and views toward Tindhólmur, Drangarnir and the ocean.
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.
Cottages by the Sea
Sørvágur, Vágar
Five compact waterfront cabins by Sørvágur marina, with direct sea and mountain views and a loft sleeping area.
Shelter Frammistovugarður
Kaldbak, Streymoy
A simple outdoor shelter stay on a multigenerational Faroese sheep farm in the protected Lyngbrekkudalur valley.
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.