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Itinerary Day 1: Faroe islands Stop At: Mulafossur Waterfall, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands are a small cluster of 18 mountainous islands in the middle of the North-Atlantic, halfway between Iceland and Scotland. This fact might give you an idea of how they are and why they are such a paradise for landscape photographers like Scotland and Iceland. The 18 islands are separated by narrow sounds and fjords hold the population of nearly 50.000 people and the excellent infrastructure makes it easy to travel around. We are planning a Photo Workshop in the Faroe Islands on May 4-11 2020 which includes both photo and video tutoring and of course visiting the most magical locations on the islands In 7 days and 6 nights you can get to know the islands and enjoy their rugged landscapes, tiny villages, towering mountains and deep fjords. The workshop is limited to 6 people and your two Photo and video guides are Páll Jökull Pétursson, a professional landscape photographer from Iceland and Arjan Wilmsen from Dedication Photography, a landscape and outdoor photographer based in the Netherlands. Transport in a Mini-van. Clothing according to season and weather, good hiking boots and your camera, tripod and drone if you have one. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Vagar Hotel Day 2: Faroe Islands Stop At: Mulafossur Waterfall, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands are a small cluster of 18 mountainous islands in the middle of the North-Atlantic, halfway between Iceland and Scotland. This fact might give you an idea of how they are and why they are such a paradise for landscape photographers like Scotland and Iceland. The 18 islands are separated by narrow sounds and fjords hold the population of nearly 50.000 people and the excellent infrastructure makes it easy to travel around. We are planning a Photo Workshop in the Faroe Islands on May 4-11 2020 which includes both photo and video tutoring and of course visiting the most magical locations on the islands In 7 days and 6 nights you can get to know the islands and enjoy their rugged landscapes, tiny villages, towering mountains and deep fjords. The workshop is limited to 6 people and your two Photo and video guides are Páll Jökull Pétursson, a professional landscape photographer from Iceland and Arjan Wilmsen from Dedication Photography, a landscape and outdoor photographer based in the Netherlands. Transport in a Mini-van. Clothing according to season and weather, good hiking boots and your camera, tripod and drone if you have one. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Vagar Hotel Day 3: Faroe Islands Stop At: Mulafossur Waterfall, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands are a small cluster of 18 mountainous islands in the middle of the North-Atlantic, halfway between Iceland and Scotland. This fact might give you an idea of how they are and why they are such a paradise for landscape photographers like Scotland and Iceland. The 18 islands are separated by narrow sounds and fjords hold the population of nearly 50.000 people and the excellent infrastructure makes it easy to travel around. We are planning a Photo Workshop in the Faroe Islands on May 4-11 2020 which includes both photo and video tutoring and of course visiting the most magical locations on the islands In 7 days and 6 nights you can get to know the islands and enjoy their rugged landscapes, tiny villages, towering mountains and deep fjords. The workshop is limited to 6 people and your two Photo and video guides are Páll Jökull Pétursson, a professional landscape photographer from Iceland and Arjan Wilmsen from Dedication Photography, a landscape and outdoor photographer based in the Netherlands. Transport in a Mini-van. Clothing according to season and weather, good hiking boots and your camera, tripod and drone if you have one. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Vagar Hotel Day 4: Faroe Islands Stop At: Mulafossur Waterfall, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands are a small cluster of 18 mountainous islands in the middle of the North-Atlantic, halfway between Iceland and Scotland. This fact might give you an idea of how they are and why they are such a paradise for landscape photographers like Scotland and Iceland. The 18 islands are separated by narrow sounds and fjords hold the population of nearly 50.000 people and the excellent infrastructure makes it easy to travel around. We are planning a Photo Workshop in the Faroe Islands on May 4-11 2020 which includes both photo and video tutoring and of course visiting the most magical locations on the islands In 7 days and 6 nights you can get to know the islands and enjoy their rugged landscapes, tiny villages, towering mountains and deep fjords. The workshop is limited to 6 people and your two Photo and video guides are Páll Jökull Pétursson, a professional landscape photographer from Iceland and Arjan Wilmsen from Dedication Photography, a landscape and outdoor photographer based in the Netherlands. Transport in a Mini-van. Clothing according to season and weather, good hiking boots and your camera, tripod and drone if you have one. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Vagar hotel Day 5: Faroe Islands Stop At: Mulafossur Waterfall, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands are a small cluster of 18 mountainous islands in the middle of the North-Atlantic, halfway between Iceland and Scotland. This fact might give you an idea of how they are and why they are such a paradise for landscape photographers like Scotland and Iceland. The 18 islands are separated by narrow sounds and fjords hold the population of nearly 50.000 people and the excellent infrastructure makes it easy to travel around. We are planning a Photo Workshop in the Faroe Islands on May 4-11 2020 which includes both photo and video tutoring and of course visiting the most magical locations on the islands In 7 days and 6 nights you can get to know the islands and enjoy their rugged landscapes, tiny villages, towering mountains and deep fjords. The workshop is limited to 6 people and your two Photo and video guides are Páll Jökull Pétursson, a professional landscape photographer from Iceland and Arjan Wilmsen from Dedication Photography, a landscape and outdoor photographer based in the Netherlands. Transport in a Mini-van. Clothing according to season and weather, good hiking boots and your camera, tripod and drone if you have one. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Vagar hotel Day 6: Faroe Islands Stop At: Mulafossur Waterfall, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Faroe Islands The Faroe Islands are a small cluster of 18 mountainous islands in the middle of the North-Atlantic, halfway between Iceland and Scotland. This fact might give you an idea of how they are and why they are such a paradise for landscape photographers like Scotland and Iceland. The 18 islands are separated by narrow sounds and fjords hold the population of nearly 50.000 people and the excellent infrastructure makes it easy to travel around. We are planning a Photo Workshop in the Faroe Islands on May 4-11 2020 which includes both photo and video tutoring and of course visiting the most magical locations on the islands In 7 days and 6 nights you can get to know the islands and enjoy their rugged landscapes, tiny villages, towering mountains and deep fjords. The workshop is limited to 6 people and your two Photo and video guides are Páll Jökull Pétursson, a professional landscape photographer from Iceland and Arjan Wilmsen from Dedication Photography, a landscape and outdoor photographer based in the Netherlands. Transport in a Mini-van. Clothing according to season and weather, good hiking boots and your camera, tripod and drone if you have one. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Vagar Hotel

A landscape photography workshop in the Faroe Islands. We are planning a Photography Workshop in the Faroe Islands on May 1-7 2022 which includes both photo and video tutoring and of course visiting the most magical locations on the islands. In 7 days and 6 nights you can get to know the islands and enjoy their rugged landscapes, tiny villages, towering mountains and deep fjords. The workshop is limited to 6 people and your two Photo and video guides are Páll Jökull Pétursson, a professional landscape photographer from Iceland and Arjan Wilmsen a landscape photographer from Holland.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Gasadalur Tunnel, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Faroe Islands You will see Múlafossur Waterfall Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Tjornuvik Kirkja, 15 Teigagota, Tjornuvik, Streymoy 445 Faroe Islands You will explore the waterfall Fossá Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Cleft Of Gjogv, Gjogv, Eysturoy Faroe Islands Explore the village Gjógv and the gorge there Duration: 30 minutes

Travel to the most sought-after waterfalls in the Faroe Islands. You will experience the natural wonder of tumbling water from cliffs and to sea.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Norðadalsskarð, Faroe Islands We will head straight out of Tórshavn driving over the mountain road towards the tunnel to Vágar Island. The old mountain road is known for its beautiful scenery, and, at Norðadalsskarð we will stop for a short break to stretch our legs and enjoy the beautiful view over the fjord, before continuing on to Vágar Island through the Faroe Islands’ first sub-sea tunnel. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Gasadalur, Gasadalur, Vagar Island Our first stop on Vágar Island will be a visit to the fairy-tale village Gásadalur, home to the breathtaking waterfall Múlafossur, providing one of the most majestic views in the Faroe Islands. Gásadalurs scenic charm has long been recognised, for example it was used in the Swedish movie The Birdcatcher’s Son, a film based on a local folktale from the early 1800’s, yet it was only in 2006 that a mountain tunnel to Gásadalur made it possible to drive to the village. Before then the locals had to hike the mountain every time they needed to leave the village. Duration: 45 minutes Stop At: Sandavagur, Sandavagur, Vagar Island From Gásadalur we’ll take you on a hike from Sandavágur to the Troll Woman's Finger Duration: 30 minutes

Come along for a private experience to enjoy the Wonders of Vágar Island. This trip follows a similar itinerary to our small group experience, but rather then traveling with others you will have our driver guide all to yourself, and we’ll do our best to avoid the crowds for your own private enjoyment. Offering some of the most striking views in the Faroe Islands, the Wonders of Vágar Island tour should be on any visitor’s to-do list. Our tour includes the village of Gásadalur, Bø Sandavágur and the Troll Woman's Finger. This popular island is rich in history and legends. Our tour also includes some of the most celebrated waterfalls and viewpoints in the Faroe Islands. All in a one-day experience.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Hvannhagi, Suduroy Faroe Islands We will take a hike up to the summit of Hvannhagi to be greeted by spectacular views Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Beinisvørð, Faroe Islands We will take in the incredible cliff top views at this stunning location - a photographers dream Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Akraberg Lighthouse, Akrabergsvegur, Suduroy Faroe Islands We will take a stroll to the lighthouse and to the end of the most southerly point of the Faroe Islands with incredible views to behold Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Famjin, Famjin, Suduroy We will take a detour to this charming fishing village and enjoy the waterfall and the church which the original Faroese flag Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: History and Maritime Museum of Tvoroyri, 5 Doktaragota, Tvoroyri, Suduroy Faroe Islands We will take a look in the old doctors house which has been converted to a History museum Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Hvalba, Faroe Islands We will take time to visit Hvalba, one of the largest villages in Súðuroy with large sandy beaches and picturesque old harbour. Also a chance to visit the coal mine dating back to the 1700's Duration: 1 hour

Heimdal Tours are one of the very few tour companies to offer this tour to one of the most picturesque, yet still undiscovered parts of the Faroe Islands. We will take the 08:45 ferry from Tórshavn which takes 2 hours and we pass the islands of Nólsoy, Sandoy and Skúvoy. On arrival in the port of Tvøroyri, we will take you on a tour of Suðuroy, probably the most beautiful island from the road. We will visit most of the villages and make time to relax and take lunch in Tvøroyri Afterwards we will drive up to the northern tip of the island and tell the end of the Faroese saga history, as this was the scene for one of the main events. We will stop in Hvalba on our way back to the ferry, where we will visit the ancient coal mines, in operation from the 1770’s. We will also regale the story of how three ships filled with pirates landed and ravaged the village of Hvalba. We will then take the ferry back to Tórshavn, leaving you to reflect on a great day and a memorable tour!

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Kirkjubour, Kirkjubour, Streymoy A representative from Heimdal Tours will collect you from your hotel and we will drive firstly to the historic village of Kirkjubøur, the southernmost village on Streymoy and the country's most important historical site with the ruins of the Magnus Cathedral from around 1300, the Saint Olav's Church from 12th century and the old farmhouse Kirkjubøargarður from 11th century, which is still occupied by the same family for 17 generations. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Tjornuvik, Tjornuvik, Streymoy Our next stop is the village of Tjørnuvík, the most northerly village on Streymoy and now popular with surfers...yes you heard correctly...surfers! Tjørnuvík also has one of the oldest Viking burial grounds where you can see the original burial stones. We usually take time here to enjoy our packed lunch whilst admiring the view of the "Giant and Hag" rock formations on the headland and telling you the legend behind the rocks. Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Gjogv, Gjogv, Eysturoy We then take the stunning drive up and past the highest point on the Faroe Islands and descending into the beautiful and picturesque village of Gjógv. here we may also get the opportunity to take coffee and cake with the locals. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Haldarsvík, Faroe Islands We will see the picturesque hexagonal church next to the harbour in the beautiful village setting next to the babbling stream tumbling through the natural gorge above. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Saksun Church, Yviri vid Strond 1, Streymoy 100 Faroe Islands We will then drive to the beautiful village of Saksun with its natural amphitheatre of cliffs and stunning nature. Duration: 30 minutes Pass By: Eysturoyartunnilin, Faroe Islands We will return to Tórshavn via the brand new sub-sea tunnel from the island of Eysturoy to the island of Streymoy. It is the only sub-sea tunnel in the world with a traffic roundabout, where you can choose to either drive to the capital Tórshavn or to Skálafjorður. The roundabout, nicknamed "The Jellyfish" is unique also as it contains a major art installation of Glass and Iron with lights and around the edge, iron human figures join hands as a symbol of untity - a must see!

This small group tour is known for enabling you to see as many of the "must see" destinations in a day, but at your own pace and in an un-rushed and intimate group. More like a day out with friends, but with a knowledgeable and friendly driver/guide.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Streymoy, Streymoy Our tour guide will meet your at your address, and from here you head up north ! Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Eysturoy, Eysturoy Eysturoy is separated by a narrow sound from the main island of Streymoy. Eysturoy is extremely rugged, with some 66 separate mountain peaks, including Slættaratindur, the highest peak in the archipelago at 2,890 feet (880 metres). The country's two longest fjords, Skálafjørður in the south and Funningsfjørður in the north, almost split the island in two halves. In December 2020 a new sub-sea tunnel was opened for traffic between Streymoy and Eysturoy, and you will of course get the opportunity to drive to it. Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Klaksvik, Klaksvik, Bordhoy Klaksvík is located between two inlets lying back to back. It has an important harbour with fishing industry and a modern fishing fleet. Originally, four farms were located where Klaksvík is now. In time, they grew into four villages: Vágur, Myrkjanoyri, Gerðar and Uppsalir; which finally merged to form the town of Klaksvík in 1938. What triggered the development of the town was the establishment of a centralized store for all the northern islands on the location. Your tour guide will show you all the most interesting places in Klaksvík, and tell you about the fishing capital Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Kalsoy, Kalsoy Kalsoy is an island in the north-east of the Faroe Islands of between Eysturoy and Kunoy. The name means man island; by contrast with the parallel island to the east, Kunoy, the name of which means woman island. The northernmost part of the island was used as a filming location for the 25th James Bond movie No Time to Die, due to be released in 2021, and your tour guide will show you all the filming locations in Trøllanes. Another highlight on Kalsoy is the Seal-Woman statue, which has made herself a true legend on the island Duration: 5 hours Stop At: Syðradalur, Faroe Islands Syðradalur is a settlement village, founded at the beginning of the 19th century by inhabitants of the village of Blankskáli on the south-west of the island. Syðradalur was previously inhabited in the 17th century, but the reason it was abandoned is unknown. Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Mikladalur, Mikladalur, Kalsoy Meaning "great valley or dale" is the largest of four villages on the northern Faroese island of Kalsoy in the municipality of Klaksvík. It is situated in a large U-shaped valley on the east coast of the island. The town's stone church dates from 1856. A tunnel to Trøllanes to the north was completed in 1985, and you from Mikladalur we drive North through the tunnel to Trøllanes Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Trøllanes, Faroe Islands The name of the village means 'Troll peninsula'. The village name Origin story is that in the old days, the village was visited every Twelfth Night, by trolls from the surrounding mountains, and the villagers had to flee and seek shelter for the night in the neighbour village of Mikladalur. In 2019 a filming crew was shooting some scenes to the new James Bond movie "No time to die" in Trøllanes, and your tour guide will explain to you everything about the movie, and show you the best locations. Duration: 3 hours Stop At: Syðradalur, Faroe Islands This is the northernmost settlement in the Faroe Islands on the Island of Viðoy. It's another example of a beautiful Faroese village on the north side of the archipelago Besides from the beautiful scenery Viðareiði is known for ghosts, and you tour guide will explain you how that is. Duration: 40 minutes

A whole day private tour, were you will visit six islands in one day. Pick up and drop of right at your hotel in Tórshavn. After joining you can sit back and enjoy the stories from the tour guide and the fantastic surroundings outside while we head up North. You will see the famous statue of the seal-woman, visit Kalsoy, Klaksvík, Kunoy, viđareiđi and many other places. Several photo-stops are made on the way and you will be provided with a packed lunch and drinks as well. This is a tour with everything included, no extra fees so you can just enjoy the day and let the locals do everything for you.

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