Sørvágsfjørður

The fjord extends inland from the Atlantic Ocean, creating a deep channel bordered by steep mountainous slopes and coastal cliffs at its entrance.

Archaeological findings near Sørvágsfjørður revealed evidence of Viking settlements from 825, marking one of the earliest documented habitations in the Faroe Islands.

The fjord maintains its role as a center for fishing activities, with local families continuing maritime traditions established through multiple generations.

Visitors can reach the fjord by following the main road from Vágar Airport to Sørvágur village, where boat tours depart regularly.

Salmon farming operations in the fjord allow observers to watch Atlantic salmon swimming in large pens while sailing through the waters.

GPS coordinates: 62.07880,-7.36260

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11