Guidebook for Hvalba
Sightseeing
A really wonderful place, you can walk all the way, in about 20 minutes. This is an old pier where fishermen used to take their wooden boats out to the sea in the old times. The pier is built by hand.
Hvalbiareidi
A really wonderful place, you can walk all the way, in about 20 minutes. This is an old pier where fishermen used to take their wooden boats out to the sea in the old times. The pier is built by hand.
Stunning views from this spot, and panorama view of the ocean. There is an old charming lighthouse in this place.
Akraberg
Stunning views from this spot, and panorama view of the ocean. There is an old charming lighthouse in this place.
The MOST beautiful spot in the Faroe Islands. Fantastic view to some of the other islands. Do make this hiking trip if you can. We can arrange for a guided trip, if our guests are interested.
Hvannhagi
The MOST beautiful spot in the Faroe Islands. Fantastic view to some of the other islands. Do make this hiking trip if you can. We can arrange for a guided trip, if our guests are interested.
A lovely lake in the southern part of the island. You can take the car all the way to the lake, and then you can take a hike from Ryskivatn Lake up to another lake, called Miðvatn.
Ryskivatn
A lovely lake in the southern part of the island. You can take the car all the way to the lake, and then you can take a hike from Ryskivatn Lake up to another lake, called Miðvatn.
Everything Else
A good spot to fish is in Nes, Hvalba. There is a large beach and a small river where you have a good chance to catch trout.
Nesvegur
NesvegurA good spot to fish is in Nes, Hvalba. There is a large beach and a small river where you have a good chance to catch trout.
You can take a hiking trip from Hvalba to Tvøroyri, go from Káragjógv, and the old cairns can be used to guide your way. Before the tunnel, people walked between the villages using the cairns.
Hvalba
You can take a hiking trip from Hvalba to Tvøroyri, go from Káragjógv, and the old cairns can be used to guide your way. Before the tunnel, people walked between the villages using the cairns.
Food Scene
Pizzakøkurin
15 VágsvegurBest Pizzas in Faroe Islands! They do only offer TakeAway pizza.
Bakkin Restaurant
Fastfood and they can offer a nice meal of steak, if you order in advance.
Oyggin Art Gallery
Sjógøta 184 TraðarvegurCafe with art gallery.
Drinks & Nightlife
Pubbin
46 HavnarlagiðTvøroyrar Klubbi
2 MiðbrekkanEssentials
About 100m from the house. Open at 9:00 from Sunday to Saturday, only on Sunday it closes at 11:00 in the morning, the other days it stays open until 22:00 in the evening.
Bakkhús Supermarket
About 100m from the house. Open at 9:00 from Sunday to Saturday, only on Sunday it closes at 11:00 in the morning, the other days it stays open until 22:00 in the evening.
Bónus
8 TvørávegurCheeper to shop here and a larger selection of food as well.
Føroya Keypssamtøka
165 TraðarvegurBiggest selection of groceries on this island.
Shopping
Torgið Shopping Center
Mini mini shoppingcenter in Vágur.
Parks & Nature
You can drive all the way up to "Eggjarnar" from Vágur, and what a view you get from there. Of beautiful bird cliffs on the western side of the island. Park the car, and take a little walk and enjoy the views.
Eggjarnar
You can drive all the way up to "Eggjarnar" from Vágur, and what a view you get from there. Of beautiful bird cliffs on the western side of the island. Park the car, and take a little walk and enjoy the views.
This is the biggest cliff in Suðuroy, if you take the road to Sumba, but right before the tunnel you turn right and drive a little bit up the narrow road, you will see it to right, and you can park the car and walk a few steps, BUT watch out, it is very very steep, so do not walk to far out the edge.
Beinisvørð
This is the biggest cliff in Suðuroy, if you take the road to Sumba, but right before the tunnel you turn right and drive a little bit up the narrow road, you will see it to right, and you can park the car and walk a few steps, BUT watch out, it is very very steep, so do not walk to far out the edge.