Tvoroyri Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Tvoroyri

It's a no brainer — a life full of surprises and adventure is a life well-lived. So grab your passport, pack your gear and say hello to Tvoroyri!

The History and Maritime Museum of Tvoroyri will allow you to gain a fresh new point of view on the local community.

Frodba, 2 kilometres to the east, is popular for Church of Porkeri and the Ruth Smith Art Museum. Why not find your way there and go to these excellent sights? Or, stop at Oravik, 2 kilometres to the south of Tvoroyri, for the Husio uttan Anna and Broadway Bowling Centre.

You may get the urge to set up base in Torshavn for a while. This destination is 55 kilometres to the north and close to Nordic House in the Faroe Islands, Torshavn Cathedral and Logthing. A few other nearby sights are the Thorshavn Harbour and Fort Skansin.

Your eyes shouldn't get to have all the fun while visiting Faroe Islands. Give your taste buds a little attention too by trying some of the local food and drink. After all, you can't say you've really experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

Whale and puffin are two typical ingredients found in many dishes here. If you don't have an appetite for them already, you might by the end of your getaway!

While Tvoroyri features a multitude of culinary delights, you shouldn't leave without tasting raest mutton (air dried and fermented mutton) and skaerpekod (wind dried, fermented she eps meat). Considered local specialties, you'll have to add them to your must-eat list if you really want a true taste of the region.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's not just a coincidence. There's no tastier way to wave goodbye to your worries than with ice cream with salted foam and dried berries, a treat often found on dinner tables here.