Places the buses reach
Destinations worth the ride
Each page pairs one place with what the official sources actually publish about reaching it by bus — no invented stops, times, or connections. Pick a destination and plan around the published corridors.
Capital and interchange Tórshavn Where every bus and most ferries begin. Plan the ride Waterfall village, western Vágar Gásadalur The waterfall everyone photographs — and the hardest easy place to reach by bus. Plan the ride Vágar port village Sørvágur The end of the airport bus and the start of the Mykines crossing. Plan the ride Second town, northern hub Klaksvík The northern interchange: buses to Viðareiði, ferries to Kalsoy. Plan the ride Black-sand beach, northern Streymoy Tjørnuvík The beach village facing the sea stacks — on a weekday bus only. Plan the ride Gorge harbour, northern Eysturoy Gjógv You can get here by bus — but only if you telephone for it first. Plan the ride Tidal lagoon, western Streymoy Saksun No scheduled bus serves Saksun. Here is what that actually means. Plan the ride Bird cliffs, western Streymoy Vestmanna A half-day trip from Tórshavn on a single bus. Plan the ride Puffin island, western edge Mykines Seasonal ferry, separate ticket, and a crossing the weather can cancel. Plan the ride The island off Tórshavn Nólsoy Thirty minutes from the capital's harbour — the easiest island trip there is. Plan the ride The southern island Suðuroy Two hours south by ferry, then one bus the length of the island. Plan the ride