The southernmost point of the Faroe Islands

Five kilometres south of the village of Sumba, at the southern tip of the Faroe Islands, lies Akraberg. The 14-metre-tall cylinder-shaped lighthouse at the edge of the Faroes has withstood storms since 1909.
Akraberg offers more than a postcard-worthy landscape. Here, you will get an outstanding panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean.

Remains from WWII and legends of Frisian settlers tell a story of a place less isolated than it might seem.
To get here, you take the route to Sumba and then to Akraberg along a narrow road.

See a virtual Akraberg tour below to learn more about the area.

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