Faroe Islands | Horizons by Tour Partner Group

For a unique experience in a destination less travelled, make the Faroes your go-to. Its jagged volcanic islands roar up out of the sea to greet travellers looking for isolation and tranquillity.

A haven for those looking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the everyday, there’s nothing like a windswept green expanse to really get a team clicking. Mountain ridge climbing, cave exploration, abseiling and horse riding – this is team building done differently.

Experience postcard-worthy scenery on a speedboat tour
See a plethora of Marine life and birdlife up close
Connect with your adventurous side
Wander along black-sand beaches

Looking for unforgettable conference and incentive travel? Find it in The Faroes.

The Faroe Islands is more than just breathtaking surroundings though. It offers a fascinating cultural identity rooted in Norse traditions and is punctuated by picturesque villages where traditional Faroese life can truly be experienced.

Why have your meeting, incentive, conference or event (MICE) in the Faroe Islands?

Accommodation

Most hotels are located in Tórshavn, the capital, and a few are scattered across the other islands. There are several luxury boutique hotels, known for their Scandinavian design. The family B&Bs offer a more homely, intimate experience and are often located in traditional Faroese villages. For a unique stay amidst dramatic landscapes, there are traditional Faroese Grass-roof houses, lighthouses and remote cabins.

Transport

Despite its isolated location, The Faroe Islands is well-organised and easy to navigate. The islands have a well-maintained road network, including impressive underwater tunnels and bridges which connect the main islands. Tórshavn City Buses operate free of charge within the capital city and outer city buses (Bygdaleiðir) are reliable and connect towns and villages on all major islands. Ferries can be used to reach smaller islands that aren’t connected by bridges or tunnels.

Activities

The Faroe Islands offer a wide range of activities that showcase their stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and unique wildlife. Whether you’re an adventurer, a culture enthusiast, or simply looking to relax in pristine surroundings, there’s something for everyone. Popular activities include exploring traditional Faroese villages, boat tours, bird or whale watching and kayaking.

Food

The Faroe Islands have a unique culinary tradition rooted in their remote location and harsh climate. Traditional Faroese cuisine reflects the need to preserve food in the absence of fresh produce, while modern dining showcases innovative approaches using local, seasonal ingredients. Traditional dishes include Ræstur Fiskur (fermented fish), Ræst Kjøt (fermented lamb) and whale meat. KOKS The Faroe Islands’ most famous restaurant, awarded two Michelin stars, specializes in dishes that highlight local ingredients.

Venues

State of the art conference / convention centres and hotels setup for professional events (MICE) can be found near Tórshavn. Each provides a unique setting that blends modern amenities with the islands' natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Faroe Island's top Incentives & Venues

Whatever the group size or goals, these unique venues and engaging activities will make hosting a corporate event in the Faroe Islands, a corporate retreat or incentive programme, an absolute breeze!

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Speed Boating

Experience the thrill of the Faroe Islands' dramatic seascapes with an exhilarating speed boating adventure. This high-energy activity offers your team the chance to explore breathtaking cliffs, hidden sea caves, and rugged coastlines, all while feeling the rush of the open water. With a variety of routes and durations, participants will enjoy the unique sensation of being up-close with nature in its rawest form. Perfect for fostering team spirit and creating unforgettable memories, this is an incentive activity that combines adrenaline, natural beauty, and the spirit of exploration – an ideal way to energise & inspire your group.

Photo Credits: Nick Heinimann / visitfaroeislands.com, Daniele Casanova / visitfaroeislands.com

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Puffin & Seabird Cruise

Set sail on a 2-hour voyage around the Farne Islands, where your team can marvel at nesting puffins, guillemots, and other seabirds, along with a thriving grey seal colony. This scenic cruise blends wildlife encounters with history, tracing the heroic journey of Grace Darling’s 1838 rescue. With stunning views, fascinating commentary, and the thrill of nature up close, this experience offers the perfect blend of adventure and inspiration for your incentive programme.

Photo Credit: visitfaroeislands.com

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Adventure Sports

Experience the raw beauty of the Faroe Islands through a range of exhilarating adventure sports, from kayaking in serene fjords to rappelling down dramatic cliffs. Your team can challenge themselves by navigating rugged landscapes in a number of ways. With nature as your playground, these activities offer both adrenaline and awe-inspiring views, making them the perfect addition to an incentive programme that promotes teamwork, exploration, and lasting memories.

Photo Credits: Alexander Mazurov, Anastasia Glebova / visitfaroeislands.com, Roman Huber / visitfaroeislands.com, Chrisriefenberg / visitfaroeislands.com

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The Nordic House

The Nordic House in Tórshavn stands as a beacon of Nordic culture and architectural elegance, making it an ideal venue for meetings, incentives, conferences, and events. Designed by Norwegian architect Ola Steen and Icelandic architect Kolbrún Ragnarsdóttir, the building harmoniously blends traditional Nordic materials and design elements, featuring a distinctive grass-covered roof and interiors adorned with Norwegian slate, Swedish pine, and Finnish birch. Its versatile spaces include the main hall, Høllin, which seats up to 400 guests and can be expanded by integrating with the adjacent Klingran amphitheatre to accommodate up to 900 attendees. With state-of-the-art audio-visual technology, a welcoming lobby, and an on-site café, the Nordic House offers a unique and inspiring setting that reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Faroe Islands and the broader Nordic region.

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Hotel Føroyar

Hotel Føroyar, perched on a hillside overlooking Tórshavn, offers a harmonious blend of modern design and natural beauty, making it an exceptional venue for meetings, incentives, conferences, and events. Designed by Danish architects Friis & Moltke, the hotel features a traditional grass roof and panoramic views of the capital and Nólsoy island. With 200 well-appointed rooms and versatile event spaces accommodating up to 600 guests, Hotel Føroyar provides state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment and tailored meeting packages. Its serene setting, combined with modern amenities and proximity to nature, creates an inspiring environment for any gathering.

Photo Credits: Santi Magaldi, Hannes Becker, Dan Andreasen

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Hotel Brandan

Hotel Brandan is an exceptional choice for meetings and events, offering modern facilities in the heart of Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands. With versatile conference rooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the hotel can accommodate both small and large gatherings. Its central location ensures easy access to local attractions, while its contemporary design and focus on sustainability create an inspiring and eco-friendly atmosphere. Guests will enjoy comfortable accommodations, a relaxing wellness area, and on-site dining that showcases fresh, local ingredients, making Hotel Brandan an ideal venue for productive and memorable events.

Photo Credit: AndriGerdisa