Faroe Islands
weather & conditions

Grey but dry. Visibility is good across the water.

The colourful capital of the Faroe Islands, home to the historic Tinganes peninsula and a vibrant harbour-side dining scene.

Grey skies and a bit of drizzle. Visibility is okay for the village.

A growing town on Eysturoy's eastern coast with sweeping fjord views and easy access to Slættaratindur, the highest peak.

Cloud is low and thick. Visibility is okay but not great.

A colourful fishing town on Eysturoy's northeast coast, sheltered by steep mountains. One of the Faroes' most active harbours.

Grey skies and a bit of drizzle. Visibility is okay but not great.

A charming village on Vágar island, serving as the departure point for the Mykines ferry and close to Múlafossur Waterfall.

The Faroe Islands' only airport, perched on a plateau above Sørvágsvatn lake. Check conditions here before your flight.

Cloudy but dry. Visibility is decent for the town.

The second-largest town in the Faroes, nestled between dramatic mountains and a natural harbour. A gateway to the northern islands.

Cloudy night. Visibility is okay but not great.

The main town on Suðuroy, the southernmost island. A colourful harbour town and the ferry terminal connecting to Tórshavn.