FEBRUARY IN THE FAROE ISLANDS
It's February and you're here! Welcome to a scene unlike any other - Is this Narnia, Neverland or perhaps James Bond's resting spot? More of a charming jewel of steep cliffs and waterfalls, offering a sense of total escape from the hecticness of life.
TOP THINGS TO DO IN FEBRUARY
Wondering what to do in a place like the Faroe Islands in February? What to bring, how to prepare? Well first things first, you can expect the weather to be the ruler of your plans and a far less crowded place than your average destination. We promise it will be worth it and recommend you take a look at our list below to get inspired.
FAROESE WEATHER IN FEBRUARY
How is the weather in February? February in the Faroe Islands brings a chill to the air, with temperatures hovering between 0 to 6 degrees Celsius (32 to 43 degrees Fahrenheit). It's a mix of rain and snow, but hey, that just adds to the cozy island vibes. In February the Faroe Islands have 9 hours of daylight with sunrise at 8 AM and sunset at 5 PM.
WHAT TO SEE & WHERE TO GO IN FEBRUARY
Here you'll find a small selection (helpful links) of activities, places, cafés, paths and shops to see when visiting the Faroe Islands during February.
FEBRUARY STAYs
Hanusarstova
We invite you to experience unique B&B-style home and farm tours on the beautiful village of Æðuvík
Eysturoy
BRIM B&B
B&B and a cosy cafe on the islands of Suðuroy
Suðuroy
Café MorMor B&B
The newly built annex next to the café is now a luxurious B&B.
Suðuroy
Cottages by the Sea
By the marina in Sørvágur you will find Cottages by the Sea with an exquisite location and a high standard.
Vágar
FEBRUARY EATs
Karlsá Heimablídni
Choose between our fish menu or stone owen baked pizza.
Norðoyggjar
Katrina Christiansen
Faroese restaurant inspired by the Spanish-tapas style
Tórshavn
Barbara Fish House
The freshest seafood in the world - seriously!
Tórshavn
Fiskastykkið
Fish café and restaurant situated near the historical fish drying area in the village of Sandavágur
Vágar
FEBRUARY DOs
Blábar
Jazz & Blues bar
Tórshavn
The National Museum
Get a very introductive presentation of the history and culture of the Faroe Islands in this very informative National History Museum
Tórshavn
Kirkjubøur
Located only half an hour from the capital is Kirkjubøur, the islands’ most significant historical site
Streymoy
Trælanípan
a perpendicular rock wall, which juts 142 meters upwards out of the sea
Vágar
Ress Spa
Take a break from the everyday and enjoy this sanctuary of peace.
Streymoy
Faer Isles Distillery
Faer Isles Distillery is one of the most northerly distilleries in the world
Streymoy
Kópakonan - the Selkie statue
The seal woman is based on one of the most famous legends in the Faroe Islands
Norðoyggjar
Kvívikknit
Hand-knitted goods and a knitting club together with a Faroese knitter
Streymoy