Eysturoy Region

Faroe Islands

Eysturoy Region
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Photo by Fun Travelog
Photo by Jelle Canipel
Photo by Jelle Canipel
Photo by Jelle Canipel
Photo by Jelle Canipel
Photo by Amanda Williams
Photo by Amanda Williams

Popular cities in Eysturoy Region

Runavik is a quiet place with a fishing harbor and a small hotel. Read more about the Faroe Islands on: http://www.travelwithallsenses.com/faroe-islands-treat-for-all-senses/
Runavik
Check out The National Museum of the Faroe Islands and Svartafoss Waterfall—just a couple of the sights around Runavik.
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The tiny town of Gjógv is the most northern village on the island of Eysturoy in the Faroe Islands. Its name actually just means "gorge," and there is indeed a nice little gorge here leading out to the sea. Gjógv also has a guesthouse and some nice hiking trails, and is only about an hour's drive from Torshavn.
Gjogv
Known for Sea, Hills and Hiking
Trip time! Discover the seaside and hiking in Gjogv.
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Colors of the rain
Leirvik
Head to The National Museum of the Faroe Islands and Svartafoss Waterfall—just two of the sights around Leirvik.
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Strendur
Strendur
Check out The National Museum of the Faroe Islands and Svartafoss Waterfall—just a couple of the sights around Strendur.
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Visiting the Faroe Islands during the summer months? If you're coming in July, be sure to get yourself to Syðrugøta (or, just Gøta, as most locals call it) for the G! Festival. This intimate music festival draws both local and international acts each year and takes place on a beach! I'm not sure you can find a better festival location.
Sydrugota
Check out The National Museum of the Faroe Islands and Svartafoss Waterfall—just a couple of the sights around Sydrugota.
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Hellurnar
Hellurnar
Venture to Foroya Bjor and Kalsoy—just two of the sights around Hellurnar.
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