Små huse som ferieboliger i Færøerne

Løðupakkhúsið - Historical Warehouse - Top Floor

Enjoy a stay steeped in history in a renovated 100-year-old Faroese warehouse on the water’s edge in the local habour. Fully renovated in 2019, Løðupakkhúsið features all modern amenities while preserving the traditional features of the house with original exposed beams, neutral tones and wooden flooring. During the renovation of the house emphasis was also put on environmental sustainability with the installation of a sea-powered heating system. See our Airbnb listing for the Mid Floor flat.

The Haven in the historic quarter

A special place to stay in the heart of Tórshavn. Sleep under a grass roof in the car-free area of Reyn: the old town quarter by the harbour - a short walk to the main restaurants, bars, shops, bus terminal and ferry port. You can’t get more central than this! The Haven is simple but charming, nestled among other historic houses in this conservation area. Upstairs, via some steep steps, is the cosy bedroom. When it rains, the gentle sound of raindrops on the turf roof will lull you to sleep.

Turf cottage by breathtaking Múlafossur waterfall

Lundi Cottage is one of the Múlafossur Cottages located by the world-renown waterfall in the village Gásadalur on the Faroe Islands. It is only a 10-20min drive from the only airport on the islands, shops and cafes as well as some of the most astounding Faroese sceneries such as Drangarnir, Tindhólmur and the lake Sørvágsvatn/Leitisvatn. We promise a truly magical and secluded place, with sights of sheep, birds and highland cows - all nestled by the river that leads down to the waterfall.

Fantastisk udsigt fra hyggeligt hus!

Hyggeligt gammelt hus fra 1909. Fantastisk udsigt som bare MÅ opleves. Ligger i fredelige omgivelser, men DER ER BEBYGGELSE OVENFOR HUSET. Huset har en lille entré, køkken, spisestue og dagligstue. På loftet er 2 soverum (se billeder), ET LILLE TOILET MED HÅNDVASK, DOG UDEN BAD/BRUSE! og god plads ude på loftet, med foldemadrasse 150 cm bred Adr: GADDAVEGUR 27B, 655 NES Obs! Huset er en fin gåafstand fra havet 15 min to Torshavn via underwater tunnel. NB: Se udtjekningsregler

Tiny house in Bóndansbeiti (in the garden)

Enjoy a peaceful experience in this guesthouse in the old village. built in 2020, in Scandinavian style. 5 minute drive to the airport, 15 minute walk to the ferry to Mykines and 10 minute drive to Gásadalur. The local shop is right around the corner. bus-stop close by. the room comes with a small kitchen, bed is 140x200 cm, bathroom with shower and rest area. and there is possible at park a small to normal car, right outside.

Hyggeligt sommerhus på kanten til havet

Sommerhuset står helt tæt på havet med udsigt over fjorden, den nærliggende marina og Torshavn. Husets unikke placering gør det muligt at observere et varieret dyreliv af søfugle, enkelte sæle, fiskebåde, kaproningbåde og store cruisebåde helt tæt på. Dette lille hus er i 2 etager. I stueetagen er køkkenet og stuen samlet i et rum. På øvre etagen er soveværelset og badeværelset.

Charming cottage next to the Atlantic

This house is build after a model from 1870. The atmosphere is there even you stay in a warm well equipped little cottage. Its 35 m2 big, and have one room and toilet and a small kitchen. A loft under the ceiling can host 2 persons extra. Keep in mind that there is still only one room to stay in. The house is in a charming village 40 km from Tórshavn.

Authentic Faroese House - In centrum of Tórshavn.

"Hjá Polla-Vilhelm" is a house located in the old part of Tórshavn called Undir Ryggi. Its as central as it can be, and in a historical and beautiful neighbourhood. The house is an traditional faroese house, and was build in 1856. It has been renovated since, but only with the use of old materials. Adress is Undirryggi 7.

Hilmarsstova "hobbit hole" -Unique Quiet Resort

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort."