G! Festival: There are plenty of ways to describe the G! Festival, taking place around mid-July. Previous festival-goers have said: "Is this the most remote festival on Earth?" and “G! Festival Turns A Tiny Faroese Town Into An All-In Beach Party”. All we can say is: JUST COME, you will not regret it!

PRIDE: July 27th is a special union of PRIDE supporters (10% of the population participate) coming together to form the Gay Pride parade in Tórshavn and ending up at the town square with cool tunes, free spirits and colourful celebrations. Hosted by the Faroese LGBT+ organisation, making a monumental change since 2011. All you need to do is grab your finest outfit, join the parade or go downtown and cheer supportively on the side as they pass. 
Village Festivals & Ólavsøka: During all of July there are regional village festivals held all over the islands. The final one is Ólavsøka (July 28th and 29th), the Faroe Islands' national holiday. Join the jubilant celebrations with colourful parades, national dresses coming alive, lively concerts, homely faroese food, sporting events, art exhibitions and a uniquely Faroese vibe.

Pedal Pursuit: The greatest thing you can do is spend the day biking around the island of Kalsoy. It is fairly easy and with simply mesmerising views. Even E-electronic bikes are ready on arrival to the island, making it easy to rent and go! A tip is to stop by Café Edge in Mikladalur, here you can enjoy a coffee on the edge of the world. 

Island day trips: Explore hidden gems on day trips to Faroe Islands' lesser-known islands, connected by subsea tunnels or reachable by ferry. Suðuroy beckons with breathtaking hikes, scenic viewpoints, heimablídni (dining with locals), birdwatching, and intriguing galleries. Just a 15-minute drive from the capital, Sandoy boasts stunning nature, kayaking, local dining experiences, and a picturesque dune beach—an absolute must-visit.