City life meets nature’s beauty
Pricing
Adult
from 120 kr per night
Child
from 70 kr per night (2-14 years)
Electricity
Blue plug (50 kr per day)
Shower
10 kr per 4. min
Machine Wash
30 kr (in 5 kr coins)per wash
Drying closet
20 kr per dry
Dryer
30 kr (in 5 kr coins) per dry
Camper
From 120 kr per day
Features
| Wifi | |
| Toilets | |
| Showers | |
| Kitchen | |
| Washing machines | |
| Dryers | |
| Patio |
Practical info
Opening Hours
The Campground is open from 1st of April – 1st of October
Opening hours for the campsite office
In June, July and August our staff is at the campsite:
Monday – Friday from 8:00-12.00
Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 – 12:00
And Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for Norrøna’s arrival.
In April, May and September you can contact the campsite on phone: +298 28 88 65 or Visit Tórshavn +298 30 24 25
Monday – Friday from 8:00-12:00
Saturday and Sunday from 10:00-12:00
Facilities
Kitchen facilities: Refrigerator, hotplates, oven, coffee machine, dishwasher, electric kettle, pots, kitchen utensils, tableware, plates, cups, bowls, and containers.
Modern Restrooms and Showers:
3 restrooms (Perfect for when nature calls!)
4 restrooms with showers (For just 10 kr, enjoy 4 minutes of hot water magic! Need a break? Hit pause if you want to savor every soapy second or perfect your shower karaoke skills 🙂
Toilet Disposal: Are you with a caravan, then you will be able to empty the toilet from the van at our toilet disposals.
When is the best time to visit?
The high travel season in the Faroe Island is from April to September, but you can come to the Faroe Island year-round. Your decision should depend on what you are seeking.
However, keep in mind that weather in the Faroe Island can be unpredictable throughout the year, with rapid changes and occasional rains. If you’re intrested in birdwatching, the spring and early summer months are also favorable as many migratory birds visit the islands during this time.
If you are seeking a unique experience, winther can be magical, with the possibility of witnessing the Northern Lights and enjoying a quieter atmosphere. Just be prepared for colder temperatures and shorter daylight hours.
How do I get to the Faroe Islands?
Places to eat in Tórshavn
From sushi to succulent mountain lamb, to tasty open-sandwiches generously adorned with toppings of your choice to some of the juiciest and freshest fish you’ll ever taste, you’re sure to find something to whet your appetite.
In recent years, the number of eating places in Tórshavn has mushroomed – the Faroese capital now boasts an impressive range of restaurants, brasseries and cafés for a town of its size. To be sure of a table for dinner, however, it’s a good idea to book in advance, particularly at weekends.
Faroese chefs pride themselves on using the freshest of local ingredients – your tastebuds are in for a treat!
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Shopping in Tórshavn
Experince the beautiful nature in the Faroe Island while shopping a handcrafted sweater made of sheepwool.
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