FAQ
Q: “Where can I find ferry/bus schedules?” A: If you follow this link, you can see a list of ferry prices as well as an overview of all bus and ferry routes. The pre-selected timetable in the link is route…
The Eysturoy tunnel
The Eysturoy tunnel (Eysturoyartunnilin) took almost four years to construct and finally opened on 19 December 2020. The tunnel connects the fjord Skálafjørð and Tórshavn with a subsea tunnel, which is 11 kilometres long. Both sides of the bay of…
Norska Løva
Die Nordische Löwe (The Norwegian Lion), also known as Norska Løva and Norske Løve, was a large, three-masted frigate with 36 cannons belonging to the Danish East India Company. On 4 December 1707, Norska Løva departed from Copenhagen headed for Trankebar…
Rent a bike
Explore the Faroe Islands by bike Whether you wish to go on your own adventure or a guided tour, rentabike.fo has many different offers. In addition to this, they also provide their customers with trip suggestions and useful information.
Opening hours during Christmas holidays
Visit Runavík is closed from 23 December to 3 January. We will back at the office 6 January. For urgent matters, write to visit@runavik.fo We wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Opening hours…
Ormur, the feared farmer from Skála
Ormur was a big and strong man, who owned much land and many sheep. He is said to have stolen sheep from neighbouring farmers because he refused to eat his own
Local Hiking Guides
The island Eysturoy is well-suited for the visitor looking for a hike in some of the steepest and tallest areas in the Faroes or families looking for a less challenging hike. Whether you are interested in an easy or challenging…
Local Driving Guides
A great way to explore the island Eysturoy is by car, especially with a local driving guide. Plan your own tour and Visit Runavík will give you good advice and relevant information. Language options English Spanish Scandinavian German Price: Vehicle…
Hvíthamar
With a breathtaking view over the fjord Funningsfjørður, Slættaratindur (880 m) and the surrounding mountains, it is no wonder why Hvíthamar has become such a popular destination
