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Faroe Islands

Waterfall faroes

Why Visit Faroe Islands? 

Atlantic Airways – Represented by Flight Directors (GSA)   

The Faroe Islands, a cluster of 18 windswept islands in the North Atlantic, are famed for their raw natural beauty. With dramatic cliffs, turf-roofed cottages, bird colonies, and a rich Viking heritage, the Faroes feel like stepping into another world. 

Perfect for hikers, photographers, and those seeking a quiet escape, this is a destination where nature reigns supreme. 

As an appointed GSSA (General Sales & Service Agent) for Faroe Islands, Flight Directors provides expert airline sales support and route promotion in key markets, working closely with tourism partners to enhance connectivity and drive travel demand. 

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Top Attractions & Things to Do

  • Múlafossur Waterfall

    Iconic waterfall plunging into the sea. 

  • Vestmanna Bird Cliffs

    Puffins, fulmars, and guillemots thrive here. 

  • Tórshavn

    One of Europe’s smallest capitals, with cozy harborside cafés. 

  • Slættaratindur Hike

    Highest peak with breathtaking views. 

  • Saksun Lagoon

    Peaceful, picturesque tidal lagoon. 

  • G! Festival

    A summer music festival set against dramatic seascapes. 
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What to Eat 

  • Salt fish & potatoes – Traditional Faroese staple.
  • Skærpekød – Wind-dried mutton, cured by sea air.
  • Fish soup – Simple but hearty Nordic classic.
  • Rhubarb desserts – Local favourite thanks to short, intense summers.
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Getting There 

  • Main Airport: Vágar Airport (FAE)
  • Fly with Atlantic Airways:
    • Fly From: London, Edinburgh, Copenhagen, Paris, Reykjavik, Oslo

Flight Directors is proud to be the GSA (General Sales Agent) for Faroe Islands in the UK, providing expert airline partnerships, GSSA support, airline management and promotions.

Contact Flight Directors for seamless flight bookings to Faroe Islands and exclusive travel trade solutions with Atlantic Airways. 

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Getting Around 

  • Car hire – Essential for exploring remote villages. 
  • Public buses – Connect towns affordably. 
  • Ferries & helicopters – Reach remote islands and fjords. 

Travel Tips 

  • Weather shifts rapidly — dress in layers and waterproofs. 
  • Respect farmland and sheep-grazing areas when hiking. 
  • Faroese króna (DKK equivalent) is the local currency. 

Need assistance? Email Atlantic Airways at [email protected] or phone +44 131 659 9944