Sikker rejse
Visit Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands are known for rapidly changing weather, winding roads, and roaming sheep.
Familiarize yourself with local driving norms and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.
Although the Faroe Islands are one of the safest places in the world, travelling here might differ from what you are used to.
Be aware of weather extremes, narrow windy roads, and local road rules before you begin your journey.
Bring the Right Equipment
Always carry warm clothing.
Bring a communication device.
When travelling in remote areas, bring a map, compass, and GPS.
Share Your Travel Plans
Before exploring:
Tell someone about your route and expected return time.
Leave your plans with your host, tour operator, or the regional information centre.
Respect Nature
Leave nothing but footprint.
Take nothing but pictures.
Kill nothing but time
Make nothing but memories
Emergency Number
The Faroese emergency number is 112. Never hesitate to call if you need help.
If You Get Lost
Understanding local conditions will greatly improve your chances of having a safe and enjoyable experience in the Faroe Islands.
Safe Travel Leaflet
Includes important safety information.
The back page lets you write your hiking route and expected return time.
Leave the leaflet under your car's windshield or at your accommodation.
It helps authorities act quickly if you do not return on time.
Available for download or at our rental desk and regional information centres.