Scheduled bus route

200 Oyrarbakki – Eiði

The northern Eysturoy feeder from the trunk route at Oyrarbakki to Eiði.

Last checked: 19 September 2026

The short version

The northern Eysturoy feeder from the trunk route at Oyrarbakki to Eiði.

Departure times are published by the operator and change with the season, so we do not copy them here. Open the official timetable for route 200 and read the day columns for your travel date.

Official route 200 timetable (SSL)

Source: Strandfaraskip LandsinsRoute 200 Oyrarbakki – Eiði

Check first

Before you rely on this route

  • Check the calendar

    Like the other northern Eysturoy feeders, this route runs on a schoolday and seasonal calendar rather than an even daily pattern.

Published stops

Stops on route 200

  1. Oyrarbakki
  2. Eiði

Published by Strandfaraskip Landsins for one direction. The return direction calls at the same places in reverse unless the operator's own footnotes say otherwise.

For visitors

What this route is useful for

  • Eiði looks across at Risin og Kellingin from the opposite side to Tjørnuvík.
  • In summer, route 201 to Gjógv is published via Eiði.

Interchanges

Connections to other routes

  • Route 400 at Oyrarbakki

    The trunk route to Tórshavn and Klaksvík.

  • Route 201 at Eiði

    The summer routing of the request bus to Gjógv.

Provenance

Where this comes from

Everything on this page is reconciled to the operator's own publications, checked on 19 September 2026. Where our wording and theirs disagree, theirs is right.

Sources: Strandfaraskip LandsinsRoute 200 Oyrarbakki – Eiði

Experiences

Things to do along this route

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