The best accommodations Faroe Islands

Have you ever slept in a boat bed? Or a boat bed? It's in Froðba, a village a few kilometers from Tvøroyri. This original concept, which combines culture and tradition, has been developed by Neysting. You'll sleep in a boathouse, called a neyst in Faroese, a reminder of how much the Faroese have lived from fishing for centuries. The traces of the past, the patina of the wood and the old tools still present will take you back in time. You'll sleep in a sheep's wool tent (BátaBólið) suspended in the boathouse, woven in the same way as traditional Faroese sails. A cosy, warm, original and inspiring bubble... Ideal for backpackers or travelers with a bit of roots.

Eysturland Lodge is a self-catering accommodation offering panoramic mountain views. Free Wi-Fi access is available. This spacious apartment features modern decor and includes a flat-screen TV and sofa. There is a well-equipped kitchen and dining area. The bathroom comes with a shower and free toiletries. At Eysturland Lodge, you'll benefit from a free shuttle service. Other facilities include an ironing service and washing machines.

The campsite is set in a patch of greenery right next to the narrow barrier beach that separates the bay from Lake Nidara. An incredible site, nature at its purest. Suitable for caravans and tents.

Free camping area with minimal facilities. Set on a concrete slab and a patch of lawn, on the seafront, next to a mound. Basic but unique. Space for 8 motorhomes and 5 tents, and no reservations are possible. If you need electricity, go to Visit Runavík to buy a TalleyKey card for 300 DKK. Facilities: kitchen, washing machine, tumble dryer, Internet access, WC, shower, water, electricity and septic tank, plus a spa for hire.

Hotel Bakkin is located in the center of Vágur. It has a dozen rooms, some with sea views. In the hotel's restaurant, you can order the famous "Bakka" steak.

Campsite reserved for tents. It is located on the heights, beautiful view.