Scheduled bus route
700 Sumba – Vágur – Tvøroyri
The length of Suðuroy, from Sumba in the south through Vágur to Tvøroyri and the ferry berth at Krambatangi.
Last checked: 19 September 2026
The short version
The length of Suðuroy, from Sumba in the south through Vágur to Tvøroyri and the ferry berth at Krambatangi.
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 700 and read the day columns for your travel date.
Official route 700 timetable (SSL)Source: Strandfaraskip LandsinsRoute 700 Sumba – Vágur – TvøroyriFerry route 7 Suðuroy – Tórshavn
Check first
Before you rely on this route
- Built around the ferry
SSL adjusts the holiday timetables in connection with Smyril arrivals and departures, so read the bus and ferry timetables together rather than separately.
- Schoolday calendar
Much of the published service runs on a schoolday calendar, valid from 12 August 2026 to 18 June 2027.
Published stops
Stops on route 700
- Sumba
- Lopra
- Páls Høll
- Vágur
- Porkeri
- Hov
- Øravík
- Ferjulegan
- Tvøroyri
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
- Suðuroy is a two-hour ferry from Tórshavn, and this bus is how you move once you are there.
- 'Ferjulegan' on the stop list is the ferry berth, which is the connection point for the crossing back to Tórshavn.
- Route 701 branches from Tvøroyri to Fámjin and Sandvík, which is the way to reach the village that gave the Faroese flag its home.
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 700 Sumba – Vágur – TvøroyriFerry route 7 Suðuroy – Tórshavn
Experiences
Things to do along this route
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