Luxury Faroe Islands Voyages

This remote archipelago of eighteen islands is truly removed from time, defined by a dramatic landscape with steep cliffs, waterfalls, and green hills, making it the perfect destination for kayaking, hiking, and biking. As a result of its isolation, the Faroese language is considered by many to be the closest to the original Viking language. SeaDream calls on Torshavn (in Faroese, “Thor’s Harbor”), named after the Nordic god of thunder, Thor. Its quaint Old Town is lined with wooden turf-roofed houses and boasts the iconic Tórshavn Cathedral, restaurants, and upscale boutiques. Northern Europe’s best-kept secret is your gateway to the Faroe Islands.

This remote archipelago of 18 islands is truly removed from time. As a result of its isolation, the Faroese language is considered by many to be the closest to the original Viking language. SeaDream calls on the seaside town of Runavik on the Faroese island of Estuary. The area is naturally perfect for hiking, birdwatching, and diving. It’s here that you’ll experience the locals’ approach to exploration: “Take nothing but pictures, kill nothing but time, leave nothing but footprints, make nothing but memories.”

The remote archipelago of 18 islands known as the Faroe Islands is truly removed from time. As a result of its isolation, the Faroese language is considered by many to be the closest to the original Viking language. SeaDream calls on Vágur, a fourteenth-century red-roofed town on the island of Suðuroy, on the Vágsfjørður fjord, defined by its Múlafossur Waterfall that drops over 100 feet into the North Atlantic Ocean. In Vágur, visit churches and cathedrals, peruse art galleries and museums, and connect with nature as you kayak or canoe.