Lloguers vacacionals a Norðskáli

Løðupakkhúsið - Historical Warehouse - Top Floor

Enjoy a stay steeped in history in a renovated 100-year-old Faroese warehouse on the water’s edge in the local habour. Fully renovated in 2019, Løðupakkhúsið features all modern amenities while preserving the traditional features of the house with original exposed beams, neutral tones and wooden flooring. During the renovation of the house emphasis was also put on environmental sustainability with the installation of a sea-powered heating system. See our Airbnb listing for the Mid Floor flat.

House by the sea and The Seal Woman

A house on the edge of the cliff. Direct view form the living area of the famous statue "The Seal Woman" and the steepest mountains in the Faroe Island. On 1st floor there is kitchen and living room in one room. In the kitchen there are the normal facilities. There is also a bathroom with shower. Upstairs there are two bedrooms that can accommodate 7 people. Outside the house there is a small balcony, where you can enjoy the spectacular view. You need to take a ferry to get to the house.

Turf cottage by breathtaking Múlafossur waterfall

Lundi Cottage is one of the Múlafossur Cottages located by the world-renown waterfall in the village Gásadalur on the Faroe Islands. It is only a 10-20min drive from the only airport on the islands, shops and cafes as well as some of the most astounding Faroese sceneries such as Drangarnir, Tindhólmur and the lake Sørvágsvatn/Leitisvatn. We promise a truly magical and secluded place, with sights of sheep, birds and highland cows - all nestled by the river that leads down to the waterfall.

Arghús Puffin Guesthouse

Nyd lyden af naturen, når du bor i denne unikke bolig. Med Søpapegøjer i baghaven, solopgangen i køkkenvinduet, solnedgangen i stuevinduerne. Morgenkaffen nydes med bølgernes brusen og søpapegøjernes kalden. Den friske luft der giver følelsen af frihed. Lige et sted til at finde fred og afslapning, som balsam for sjælen. Lysets stråler der baner vej gennem klippernes fantastiske spil. Med oplevelser som James Bond mindestenen, Kópakonan, bestilling af lækker morgenmad og meget mere.

Luxury Farm Stay

Welcome to a luxury farm stay at Hanusarstova. Our guesthouse is designed by Kraft Architects to be beautiful, stylish and functional - but then again also a place to relax, reconnect and get inspired. The ocean view is ever changing, especially with all of the animals passing by. Although staying in a tiny town, The capital Tórshavn and other great sights are only 20 minutes away by car. We will prepare everything you need for a self serve breakfast as well.

Boathouse apartement in Hvalvík

Spacious new boathouse apartment located at the bay in a small village called Hvalvík on Streymoy. Less than an hour drive to the airport, half an hour drive to the capital and all the other islands. The apartment is 75 square meters, new in modern cozy style with a stunning view over the ocean. Only 3 minutes walk to bus stop and a great pizzeria/fastfood, and max 5 minutes drive to grocery stores, liquorstore and petrol station.

Bettustova

With a stunning view over the village of Mikladal on the Island Kalsoy, this is the perfect pit-stop on the way to or from the mandatory hike to visit The Lighthouse in Trøllanes. With modern design and extra luxuries, a stay in these cottages can be the cherry on the cake on your trip to exploring the Faroe Islands. OBS! There is no grocery store in Kalsoy so you have to buy food before embarking the ferry to Kalsoy.

Cosy cottage next to the ocean facing the fiord

The cottage stands very close to the sea with a view of the fjord, the nearby marina and Torshavn. The house's unique location makes it possible to observe a varied wildlife of seabirds, some seals, fishing boats, cruise liners and container ships up close. This small house has two floors. The kitchen and living room are combined in one room on the ground floor and the bedroom and bathroom are on the 1. Floor.

Cosy little old house in Tjørnuvík

The house is very old. Originally the house was half the size it is today, only around 15m2. In 1884 they built it bigger, around 29m2. Nobody knows how old the original house is. People have been living in the small village of Tjørnuvík for thousand years.