The Faroe Islands, as they are recorded

Know where
you are going.

BEST reads the official Faroese registers so you do not have to. Which villages have paths mapped in them, which walks join up end to end, who may walk them — and what the weather is doing at the point you care about.

Start exploring See the walks
Built on the official Faroese path, place and heritage registers.
What BEST knows

Three things a map and a forecast will not tell you.

Which villages BEST can show you

Explore every settlement where BEST can confirm a path, useful place or protected site.

Browse places

Which walks actually join up

Village-to-village routes we can follow end to end on official path lines — and the ones that only look joined up.

Browse walks

Whether you may actually walk it

Most Faroese outfield is privately owned, and access is unclear for many paths. BEST tells you when to check locally instead of treating missing information as permission.

What we do not know
Written here, sources named

Know the country first.

The islands, what each one is actually for, and the practical realities that decide whether a plan works — written by people here, with the sources named.

The islands

Eighteen islands. What each is good for, and who should go somewhere else.

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A first trip

The four decisions that shape everything: how long, a car or not, when, one base or two.

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Trip shapes

Three, five and seven days — every day with a wet-weather branch.

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Things to do

With the two facts that decide it: can you get there, and will the weather take it away.

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Everything to discover
Travel with confidence

Local clarity.
Built for visitors.

Honest about conditions

BEST does not push an attraction because it is popular. If the weather makes it a poor choice, it helps you find a better one.

Real data, named sources

Place, weather and transport information comes from public Faroese and Nordic sources, and we name them on every page that uses them.

Clear about the gaps

Bus times, opening hours and live disruption are not things we can see yet. We say so rather than guessing.

BEST is being built in the Faroe Islands for the people who travel here.Paths, places, protected sites and weather are real and sourced. Stays, prices and bookings are an example inventory — nothing can be booked yet. What we know and do not know.