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Sølvi's Heimablídni
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Sølvi has some 20 years of work experience in all levels in the tourism industry, enjoys the company of travelers and storytelling. -
Sølvi serves a traditional Faroese fish dinner - one of his favourite meals!
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Fried cod, boiled potatoes and onion is one of my favorite lunch/dinner meal I can have. Growing up, fish was on the menu 4 times a week and every Wednesday it was fried cod and has now become my signature dish to serve guests. It is equivalent to Fish & Chips - Faroese style.
The meal is served with a cold local beer.
Traditional Faroese cake and tea/coffee
Children up to 13 years old pay DKK 200,-
INFORMATION
My house is centrally situated in the village of Miðvágur, close to the airport on Vágar. Good parking and the bus stop is less than 50 meters from the house.
Address
17 Bótolvsvegur, Miðvágur 370, Faroe Islands
Vágar
Opening hours
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Closed
Amenities
- Dinner
- Booking available
- Groups