Seydisfjordur-Torshavn

Ferry to Faroer (Torshavn) from Iceland

You can get to the Faroe Islands (Torshavn) by ferry from Denmark (Hirtshals) but also from Iceland. When you sail from Iceland to Torshavn you'll be departing from the eastern coast of Iceland and sail to Torshaven at the Faroe Islands. This crossing takes you in about 20 hours from Iceland to the Faroe Islands.

This ferry is operated by the Faroese Smyril Line which is connecting Faroe Islands (Torshavn) to Iceland. On this crossing you'll be traveling on the MS Norröna from Seydisfjordur to Torshavn.

Travelling by ferry to either Iceland or Faroe Islands is certainly not the most common way to travel but it's a unique and comfortable experience, which is also a Northern Atlantic cruise.

The ferry you use for this crossing is the MS Norröna. The ferries sails once a week in both directions for for the whole year.

With this crossing, you will of course get a cabin on the boat: with a TV, shower, and toilet. On board, the ship is a swimming pool, sauna, entertainment for the kids, and various restaurants & shops.

On this page, you will find information and tips about this crossing to the Faroe Islands

On board the MS Norrona to Torshavn & Seydisfjordur.

On this crossing, you'll be boarding the MS Norröna of the Faroese ferry company Smyril Line. This is a cruise ferry, so there is plenty of entertainment and comfort aboard the ship.