We booked the Mykines shuttle boat through 'Guide to Faroe Islands' and also used their website to research things to do and see. Everything simple to book and clear, easy to pay and they company were easy to contact by email. Lots of information. The Mykines trip was great, an exhilirating boat ride followed by time on the island and sightseeing on the boat too. We had also booked the Dragnamir one hour trip later that day, but the Mykines boat, unknown to us, also visited all the sites on the Dragnamir tour, so 'Guide to Faroe Islands' were able to help us cancel the second trip which allowed us time to visit the 'lake above the ocean' as well in the short time we had in the islands. Excellent customer service.

A quick shout out to Guide to Faroe Islands en masse, but especially Joan-Heidi and Høgni for their excellent customer service and support during our recent visit. They could not have been more helpful, and we sincerely appreciated their efforts towards us optimizing our time. Many thanks indeed!

We booked the boat ride to Dragarnir, Múlafossur and Tindhólmur. It was a great experience and really worth it. The weather was cloudy and rainy but not bad. It kind of added to the experience :) Even though it also was very windy, we still got to see all the sights on the tour and it was a fun and exciting experience. One minus: because of the wind we could not ride through the hole at Dragarnir. But still, a wonderful experience.

The one hour boat ride that I took with your team was great, I was able to see up close Drangarnir, Múlafossur and Tindhólmur. Even if there was no sun I’m glad I did it. Well organised also about all the equipment to be able to have a safe ride. I will surely recommend it.

Booked several trips through the Guide to Faroe. They did take great care and all the trips were really fantastic. Would definatelly recommand.

Booked the trip to Mykines but due to bad weather it was canceled. Got my money back except for 70 kr that is supposed to be some sort of fee?

We booked the hiking tour to Drangarnir. It was a great hike despite the wind and rain. We took our 8 and 11 year old. Some parts are steep so don’t take young kids if they are not avid hikers. It was about 14 km the whole trip. The guide was nice and shared info about the area when asked. The hike is easier then the ole postman route if you are wondering on the degree of the hike. It’s not hard it’s just long. Great hike and worth seeing!

Its an interesting drive through a single tract tunnel, before the tunnel it was only accessible by foot, the famous Post-mans Walk. to see the waterfall its a short walk on a recently re-surfaced track, so you need some good shoes, but nothing is too steep, so no need for mountaineering gear. Make use you are carrying you camera, its a must to go home with a record of a visit to this wonderful view.

Was there in 1st week of November on the week end. They were easily avaliable on a Saturday and many /most others were closed. They promptly arranged every thing on a short notice & picked me up from my Hotel, Hotel Havgrim. The guide/driver was excellent /friendly & very knowledgable , he showed us around all the places, took us to different view points & points & places & waited for us so we can take pictures & enjoy the beauty. It was a 9 hour tour showing most of the landmarks in Faroe Islands. Lunch was included in the price of tour & was very good at a local Faroese Restaurant & was very fresh & delicious. We were offered free drinks/water throughout the tour & since it was a private tour we went at our pace & were not tired at all. After the tour we were dropped back at our hotel. Highly Reccomend them, they are avaliable & will arrange every thing at a short notice even on the week ends.

We had a great day with Annika, showing us loads of things on three different islands, Vágar, Streymoy and Eysturoy. The most stunning nature with many water falls in all sizes, small villages and old houses. We walked a bit but not a lot. We were lucky with the weather - had no rain. It includes a lot of driving, but there is so much to see on the way, so you hardly notice it.