エストゥロイのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

エルドゥヴィクの農夫アンフィンヌルに関する伝説の像。彼はマーマンを飼いならすことに成功しました。

Superb and a very nice guesthouse to regain your strength.

The weather is completely unpredictable… as always in the Faroe Islands. In my opinion, good hiking boots are a must for the climb.

Here you can get drinks and snacks, friendly service, and outdoor seating.

Gjógv is a picturesque and remote village known for its tranquil beauty and unique natural features. First documented in 1584, Gjógv likely existed much earlier. For a long time, it relied on fishing and the sale of dried and salted fish. Although its population has declined significantly in recent decades (as of January 2025, there were 19 permanent residents), the village retains its historic charm and offers glimpses into a bygone way of life. The village's name, "Gjógv," means "ravine" or "gorge" in Faroese, referring to a 200-meter-long, seawater-filled ravine that runs from the village to the sea.

very touristy, many hikers but definitely recommended

Great rock crevice with a small harbor and small village behind it. You can often feel the force of the Atlantic waves.

Definitely worth seeing: after a beautiful drive over the mountains, here is a real natural spectacle. The waves of the Atlantic beat with full force against the cliffs