Welcome to a scene unlike any other - you have steeped onto a speck of land ruggedly cast in the North Atlantic in January of all months - you are now wondering “What is there to do?”. Here is what you can expect: The cleanest air lingering over a white-cast emerald isle, imbued with healing qualities. 

TOP THINGS TO DO IN JANUARY

Wondering what to do in a place like the Faroe Islands in January? 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 winter destination. Whether you're captivated by the dance of the Northern Lights or the warmth of Faroese culture, each moment in January becomes a treasure on these adrift islands. We recommend you take a look at our list below to get inspired.  

FAROESE WEATHER IN JANUARY 

How is the weather in January? The Faroe Islands during this time are characterized by crisp winter air and average temperatures ranging from 0 to 6 degrees Celsius (32 to 43 degrees Fahrenheit). The winds may be brisk, and occasional rain or snow showers can add a touch of drama to the scenery. January only has around 6 hours of daylight with sunrise at 9.30 AM and sunset at 3.45 PM. 

WHAT TO SEE & WHERE TO GO IN JANUARY

Here you'll find a small selection of activities, places, cafés, paths and shops to see when visiting the Faroe Islands during January. 

JANUARY STAYs

JANUARY EATs

JANUARY DOs