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The cruises take you to the magnificent bird cliffs in the northern part of the Faroe Islands, where the breathtaking scenary awaits you, – here the cliffs and the headland rises straight from the sea in more then 800 m height.
Join us on a unique food tour with one of the oldest farming families in the Northern Islands starting in their sheepshed, followed by a historical walk before visiting their family home.
Versatile Meeting and Event Space for Hire
Our newly renovated meeting room, complete with a cozy lounge area, offers a welcoming environment for both professional and social events. The space can be easily configured to accommodate up to 16 people, perfect for meetings, workshops, and presentations.
The room is equipped with a tea kitchen, including a coffee machine, electric kettle, and all the essentials for your convenience. You’ll also have access to high-quality presentation equipment, reliable internet, and adjustable lighting to set the perfect mood, from bright and focused to a softer, more relaxed atmosphere.
For special events such as birthdays or Christmas dinners, the room can be arranged to host 30-35 guests, making it an ideal venue for intimate gatherings.
Originally built for Niels Juul Arge’s metal workshop, the building has a rich history. Over 40 years ago, it was purchased by Jóannis Skorheim, who established his accounting firm here. Since February 2020, Norðlýsið, the local newspaper that has served the northern islands since 1915, has also called this space home. The building has been a part of many historic enterprises, and today, a section of it is dedicated to lectures, meetings, and smaller gatherings.
We look forward to hosting your next event in this unique and historic space!
Host your meeting in a unique, light and inviting setting.
The room is equipped with ICT
Host your meeting in a unique and inviting setting. The room is equipped with three long tables (seating 6-8 people each) and three smaller tables (seating 4-5 people each). There is ample seating, with a combination of benches and chairs, accommodating up to a maximum of 35 guests.
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Host your meeting in a truly unique setting. Hoyggjhúsið, meaning “the hay barn,” was traditionally where farmers stored hay to feed their animals during the winter months.
This room features rustic stone walls and a long, Viking-style table. There are benches with seating for 12-14 people, along with a grand “boss” chair at the head of the table. For added privacy, the room can be locked from the inside, ensuring an undisturbed meeting. Wifi is available.
Please share your preferences with us, and we will reach out to create the ideal meeting event tailored to your needs—whether it’s a full-day gathering or a peaceful morning meeting. We are delighted to hear your requests and will strive to accommodate them.
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Listen to the unbeliable story about a doctor, his hidden past, medical disputes, power struggles, bombs and imprisonments, which caught the attention of the world press in the 1950ies.
Hold your meeting in a truly special place. Roykstovan, meaning “the room with the smoke,” is where people once gathered around the fire, enjoying its warmth, sharing meals, and engaging in lively discussions while working on their crafts, such as knitting.
This room features a large, sturdy wooden table, with benches and chairs comfortably seating 8-10 people. The space is warm and inviting, filled with a cozy atmosphere.
Share your wishes with us here, and we will get in touch to create the perfect meeting event tailored to your needs—whether it’s an all-day gathering or a peaceful morning meeting. We are eager to hear your requests and will do our utmost to fulfill them.
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Seaway Adventure: Discover the Wonders of Kalsoy
Embark on a journey to one of the Faroe Islands’ most breathtaking destinations with our Kalsoy Tour. Experience the raw beauty of nature, rich history, and cinematic landscapes as you sail across the North Atlantic.
What to Expect on Your Kalsoy Adventure:
Experience dramatic cliffs, legendary tales, and iconic film locations—all from the sea.
Highlights of Your Journey:
The Seal Woman Statue – Learn the legend of the Selkie as we sail past this famous landmark.
James Bond Filming Locations – See the stunning coastal landscapes featured in No Time to Die from the water.
The Magnificent Mimunarhola Sea Arch – Witness this awe-inspiring natural rock formation rising from the Atlantic.
Seaway Adventure – Explore the Northern Faroes Like Never Before!
Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey through the breathtaking northern Faroe Islands. Our exclusive boat tour takes you to Kunoyarnakkur, Muli, Viðareiði, Villingadalsfjall, Enniberg, and Vidvík—where towering cliffs, hidden fjords, and untouched nature await.
Small-Group Experience – With a maximum of 12 guests, you’ll enjoy a personal and intimate tour, ensuring the best views and a truly immersive adventure.
Expert Local Captain – Our seasoned Faroese captain knows these waters like the back of his hand, navigating the most spectacular routes safely and smoothly.
Your Safety Comes First – Our vessel is built for both comfort and safety, equipped with modern navigation and safety gear. Relax and enjoy the scenery while we take care of everything.
A Journey Like No Other – From dramatic sea cliffs and serene fjords to the rich wildlife of the Faroes, our experienced crew will guide you through an unforgettable maritime adventure.
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The Journey of Wool: From Wild to Woven
In a land where the wind sings over jagged cliffs and the sea whispers ancient tales, a sheep stands, its wool thick with the touch of seasons. The Faroese hills have cradled it, the mist has kissed it, and now, it is time.
A shepherd moves through the heather, hands weathered by time but gentle as the dawn. With practiced care, the fleece is gathered—not taken, but gifted, as it has been for centuries.
The raw wool, still carrying the scent of earth and sea, arrives at the mill—a place where tradition and craft entwine like spun fibers. The first touch is coarse, untamed. It holds the wildness of the Faroe Islands within it. But skilled hands know its destiny.
Cleansing begins—not to strip away its story, but to reveal its truth. The wool is washed in pure water, the way rain softens the land. It is carded, combed, untangled, until every fiber aligns, ready to dance together.
Then, the spinning—an ancient rhythm, a lullaby of motion. The wheel turns, the wool stretches, lengthens, twists. Roughness yields to silkiness, chaos to harmony. The yarn takes shape, fine and strong, like the bonds between those who work it.
At last, it rests in hands that know its worth. Soft as a whisper, warm as a Faroese embrace, the wool has become yarn—ready to be woven into something that will carry the soul of these islands wherever it may go.
And so, from the wild to the woven, the story of Faroese wool continues—threading past and present into something beautifully, endlessly alive.
Historical tour and visit to Nólsoyar Páll’s Heritage House in Klaksvík. A guided tour back in time
Step into the magic of a 2.5-hour guided sunset hike to Klakkur Mountain Ridge, where you’ll witness stunning panoramic views of Klaksvík and the surrounding islands, illuminated by the golden hues of the midnight sun.
Your journey starts at the Klaksvík bus stop, where your friendly local guide will welcome you and provide a short briefing. The exact meeting location will be shared upon booking confirmation. From there, you’ll follow a well-maintained trail leading gently uphill toward Klakkur Mountain Ridge.
As you climb higher, the landscape shifts around you, revealing sweeping vistas of fjords and mountains. This moderate hike is designed for most fitness levels, with your guide pacing the journey comfortably while sharing intriguing stories about the area’s wildlife, plant life, and cultural significance.
This tour is carefully timed to ensure you reach the summit at the most spectacular moment—the sunset over the North Atlantic. From the peak of Klakkur Mountain Ridge, watch as the sun dips behind towering peaks, casting long shadows across the valleys below.
During the summer months, the sky transforms into a breathtaking display of fiery oranges, golden yellows, and deep blues that linger in the northern sky far longer than in most parts of the world. Photography enthusiasts will find endless inspiration, while all visitors can take a moment to embrace the tranquility of nature.
After soaking in the views and capturing unforgettable memories, your guide will lead you back down the same route as the daylight gradually fades. The tour concludes where it began, at the Klaksvík bus stop.
A camera to capture the spectacular scenery
Sturdy footwear for a comfortable hike
An extra layer to stay warm at the summit
Let the peaceful beauty of a Faroese summer evening become a memory you’ll cherish forever.
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🏔 Scenic Hiking Route – A moderate and rewarding trail
🌅 Unforgettable Sunset Views – Over fjords, mountains, and islands
📍 Key Attractions – Borðoy Island, Klakkur Mountain Ridge, Klaksvík
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