This is
Viðoy

Nestled in the northernmost part of the Faroe Islands, Viðoy captivates visitors with its rugged cliffs, green slopes, and peaceful villages. The island’s highlight, Cape Enniberg, rises 754 metres above the sea and offers breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean and nearby islands.

In Viðareiði, one of the most scenic villages in the Faroe Islands, you will find charming houses and a historic church. Here, locals are often happy to share stories about the island’s folklore and strong fishing traditions.

Whether you enjoy hiking, culture, or simply being surrounded by nature, Viðoy offers a memorable and unique experience.

The Villages

Viðoy is the northernmost island in the Faroe Islands. It lies east of Borðoy and is connected by a scenic causeway, making it easy to visit. The name Viðoy means “wood island,” which suggests a landscape of trees. However, today the island is known for its rugged cliffs and open scenery.

Viðoy offers a peaceful atmosphere and beautiful natural surroundings. It is a great place to explore both nature and local life.

The island has two villages: