Discover Stóra Dímun, the Faroe Islands’ smallest inhabited island, accessible only by helicopter. Ultimate solitude awaits.

Stóra Dímun is the Faroe Islands’ smallest inhabited island. Access to the treeless, two-and-a-half square kilometre island is exclusively by helicopter.

The islands’ population consists of two families. Farmers Eva úr Dímun (family named after the island) and Jógvan Jón, together with their two children, make up half the population. Eva úr Dímun’s family has farmed Stóra Dímun for eight generations.