Top Things to do in Vagar Island
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Top 10 Things to do in Vagar Island, Vagar Island
Discover the best top things to do in Vagar Island, Faroe Islands including Mulafossur Waterfall, Sandavagur Church, Gasadalur Tunnel, Make Travel, The Nix, Lake Leitisvatn, Trollkonufingur, Sorvagsvatn, Gasadalsgardur, NTA.
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1. Mulafossur Waterfall
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By leadane - Copenhagen Region, Denmark
This iconic shot from the Faroe Islands is a short drive from the airport, and we had enough time to go see it while returning the car to the car rental at the airport. Short and easy walk to get the best view. Plenty of people taking pictures from the same spot, but that did not ruin the beauty of it. A must see place.
2. Sandavagur Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By RoelR - Wuustwezel, Belgium
If you want to visit Trollkonufingur, this is the town you'll need to park or at least drive trough. Beautiful scenery and a very special church indeed.
3. Gasadalur Tunnel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By pauldL4240HU
There are two ways to get to the Faroe Islands' most iconic site: you can hike across a mountain a few kilometers before Gásadalur, after leaving Bøur, or you can drive through Gasadalur Tunnel, a one-lane dig that goes under the mountain others may be hiking across. The drive through the tunnel is itself an adventure: dimly-lit and narrow, it seems almost foreboding. It is not, however, as it may seem; although it is only one lane, there are a number of dug-out spots along the way to allow one car to pull over and make room for oncoming traffic, and everyone (at least, everyone I saw) drives slowly enough to avoid any surprises. Whichever route you take - the hike over the mountain, or the tunnel through it - will be a new adventure for you. Before you leave the Faroes, you might even want to take both!
4. Make Travel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Make Travel is a family runned tour operator on the Faroe Islands - with more than 25 years of experience - we guarantee you best service and value for money.
5. The Nix
6. Lake Leitisvatn
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By MarioKordic - Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
One of the top attractions and "MUST SEE" spots on Faroe Islands It is quite a walk so be ready to walk for at least 30 minutes Make sure to bring rainproof cover for you and your cameras since they are mandatory :) Views are more than beautiful once you climb on the top of the edge Weather on Faroe Islands changes within couple of minutes so be prepared for everything I visited Faroe Islands for 10 days and I saw hurricane wind, snow, rain, sun, etc While I was walking towards lake there was a snow going on for 5 minutes, then sky opened and it was sunny for 20 minutes, once I climbed on the hill it started raining again (talking about luck lol)
7. Trollkonufingur
8. Sorvagsvatn
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By RodneyB399 - Waukesha, United States
We hiked here today. It's a fairly easy hike until the very end. Then it's not difficult, but it is a very muddy and slippery climb, at least it was when we went. Almost to the top there is a spot on the left where the grass is worn. Here is where the picture was taken that you see all over the internet of the lake hanging above the cliffs that drop down to the ocean. It is a beautiful hike ending with an amazing view. If you are up for some more muddy hiking, at the bottom of the climbing is a trail along the lake you can take to where the water falls into the ocean. It's a small waterfall, but it is pretty, as are the ocean cliffs. There are sheep all along the trail. There is a 200 DKK/Person fee to enter. (100 DKK for kids). You get a free cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate which is a nice way to finish the hike. Beautiful hike with a beautiful destination!
9. Gasadalsgardur
10. NTA
We are a professional tour operator providing both tailor-made and ready-made package tour covering Nordic European countries, including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland , Greenland, Svalbard, the Baltic, Faroe Islands
