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Reserve your place today and discover the dramatic islands of Kalsoy and Kunoy from the North Atlantic.

Join Seaway Adventures for an unforgettable RIB boat adventure through the spectacular fjord between Kalsoy and Kunoy.

Experience towering sea cliffs, dramatic mountain peaks, legendary stories, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking scenery from the water. Guided by an experienced local captain, you’ll discover hidden places that can only be reached by sea while hearing the history and legends of the Northern Isles.

Highlights of Your Journey

• The Seal Woman Statue – Hear the legendary Faroese tale of the Selkie as we sail past this iconic monument.
• James Bond Filming Locations – Experience the spectacular coastline featured in No Time to Die from the sea.
• Sea Cave Experience – Depending on weather and sea conditions, we’ll explore a spectacular sea cave along the coastline. Some allow us to sail beneath a waterfall and into the mountain before turning the boat around inside. When Atlantic conditions are ideal, we may also pass through the famous Mimíráhola—a breathtaking natural tunnel running beneath the mountain. This extraordinary passage is only attempted when it is completely safe.
• Towering Cliffs and Mountain Peaks – Admire the dramatic cliffs and rugged peaks of both Kalsoy and Kunoy rising directly from the North Atlantic.
• Wildlife Encounters – Puffins, seals, and seabirds are common sights throughout the journey.

Tour Details

Tour Area: The fjord between Kalsoy and Kunoy

Meeting Point: Boat Ramp, Faktorsvegur 4, Klaksvík

Duration: Approximately 2–3 hours, depending on weather and sea conditions.

More Information: www.seaway.fo

Included

• Comfortable seating for up to 10 guests
• Safety equipment and insulated flotation suits provided at the meeting point
• Modern, high-performance RIB boat operated by an experienced local captain
• Local guide sharing stories, history, legends, and insights throughout the journey

Come aboard and experience the Faroe Islands from their most spectacular viewpoint—the North Atlantic Ocean.