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Ingi's Guesthouse #3. with a car

Make Ingi's Guesthouse your base in the Faroe Islands! With a car - included in the price - and free access to two of the main underwater tunnels between Vagar-Streymoy & Eysturoy-Bordoy (use as many times as you like), will be easy to explore the islands. If you stay 4 nights or more , airport pick-up and drop-off also included. All the cars are insured & registered as rental cars, parking place is just in front of the property. PRICE INCLUDES A MANUAL/AUTOM CAR! (subject to availability)

Cozy boathouse by the sea

This is the perfect base for exploring the northern islands . This 50 m^2 apartment has a livingroom with a kitchen, two bedrooms and a small bathroom. There is a balcony to the seaside. You can enjoy the nature, the ocean and the mountains. Downstairs there is a washing machine, a dryer and a freezer. (Turn it on) The apartment is located outside the town of Klaksvík about 5 km from centrum, in quiet and idyllic environment. If you open the windows, you can hear the nearby creek and the ocean.

Newly refurbished flat in the centre of Klaksvik

This two bedroom flat is located in the heart of Klaksvik. Cafe's, restaurants, shops, tourist information centre, bus and ferry terminals are a 5-10 min walk. (See our guide book). Klaksvik is also a great place if you want to make excursions to the other Northern Islands. Whether you want to see the Selkie statue on Kallsoy, go for hikes on Viðoy, or experience the remote islands of Svínoy and Fugloy - Klaksvik is your perfect base! Gjógv and Saksun are just a 45 min drive from Klaksvik.

Cozy apartment on topfloor in central Fuglafjørdur

A clean and cozy apartment, perfect for a couple, but with possibility for renting two other rooms for altogether 5 people if necessary. The apartment is situated on the top floor of a house in central Fuglafjørð. Grocery shops, café/bar, culture house, ATM, bus stop and the beach is literally within 2. min. walk. The backyard is a small public park with an outdoor café, where people meet for coffee in beautiful surroundings. The tourist information is our next door neighbour.

Tranquil Accommodation

A stone and wooden house with turfroof situated on a hillside. A very quiet place with only sheep, birds and green grass as far as the eye can see. Right infront of the house is the Northatlantic ocean. There are no neighbors. Ideal for someone looking for a quiet tranquil accommodation. The house was built in 2010 with an old traditional Faroese style. It has 1 bedrooms, a toilet, kitchen and a living room, all with a fantastic view.

Boathouse apartement in Hvalvík

Spacious new boathouse apartment located at the bay in a small village called Hvalvík on Streymoy. Less than an hour drive to the airport, half an hour drive to the capital and all the other islands. The apartment is 75 square meters, new in modern cozy style with a stunning view over the ocean. Only 3 minutes walk to bus stop and a great pizzeria/fastfood, and max 5 minutes drive to grocery stores, liquorstore and petrol station.

ROMANTIC old house in Tjørnuvík

Et romantiskt, flere hundrede år gammelt hus, muligvis elste sommerhus på Færøerne. Huset er ideelt til en lille familie. Der er to soveværelser. Et med 1 dobbeltseng og et med 1 enkeltseng, hvor der er mulighed for ekstra opredning til to. Der er en romantisk stue, køkken, wc med bruse, vaskerum, entré, garderoberum og arbejdsrum f.eks. til pc. se billeder.

the Mountain cottage

Cozy cabin sitting in the small valley Vesturi í Dal, with the river Gjógvará running just by. The location offers a wonderful natural playground for children, the peace and quiet that only nature has to offer, all while being within a couple of kilometers of shops, resturant, bar, cultural house and information office.

Cosy little old house in Tjørnuvík

The house is very old. Originally the house was half the size it is today, only around 15m2. In 1884 they built it bigger, around 29m2. Nobody knows how old the original house is. People have been living in the small village of Tjørnuvík for thousand years.