Faroe Islands
We will be staying in 3 locations while on the trip.
Múlafossur Cottages – exclusive access
Two Joined Private Boathouses
4-Star Hotel Føroyar

Isle of Wight (IOW)
We will be staying in a private castle, Campiello

Flights to the Faroe Islands from the UK fly via Copenhagen and land at Vágar Airport

Flights are not included on the trip however we do recommend the following flights:

Outbound
4th April, British Airways, 07:15, BA812,
LHR – CPH

4th April, Atlantic Airlines, 12:25, RC453,
CPH – FAE

Inbound
12th April, Atlantic Airlines,14:30, RC456,
FAE – CPH

12th April, British Airways, 19:40, BA817,
CPH – LHR

Faroe Islands
All transportation on the Islands is private and included.
Private 12-seater RIB and an exclusively chartered Schooner for the fishing trip

Isle of Wight (IOW)
Manbility Staff will pick you up at Lymington Pier Train Station. You are responsible for making your way to Lymington Pier. (~115mins from London Waterloo)
Ferry Crossing both ways is Included.
All transportation on the IOW is included.

Faroe Islands
All meals while on the Faroe Islands are included.

Faroese cuisine is largely lamb and fish owing to the proximity of the sea and sheep farming on the Islands. Animal products feature heavily in Faroese cuisine.

Alcoholic beverages are not included, and we would suggest saving the consumption until the final celebratory evening of the trip, however it is at your discretion.

Isle of Wight (IOW)
Meals on IOW are also included as well as provisions for a team cook out.

Alcoholic beverages are not included.

Faroe Islands
The expeditions are designed to be arduous as bonds and camaraderie and best formed through shared hardship. The hikes can be challenging and on uneven narrow tracks. Having said this, with teamwork all levels can complete the hikes and climbs. Throughout the trip there will be occasions for group work outs and stretch sessions. The trip focuses on hiking and some water elements so you should be comfortable with these activities.

Isle of Wight (IOW)
The ice breaker weekend will involve group training sessions, running (all levels catered to) and swimming in the sea. The IOW weekender is to assess everyone’s fitness levels for us to cater the activities intensities on the Faroe Islands. This allows everyone to enjoy this once in a lifetime trip with fantastic memories.

Being an archipelago in the North Atlantic the weather can be hard to call.

In April the winter still hasn’t quite let go and snow can be common. The mountains will likely have snowy caps but expect rain showers rather than snow on the Heaths.

Average daytime temperature on the Heaths will usually stay above 0°C but can reach 10-12°C.

Up in the mountains it can be below 0°C so layers will be essential.

The wind is a near permanent feature so windproof layers will also be a must.

A kit list will be provided along with your trip confirmation.

The Faroe Islands are very safe, with one of the lowest crime rates in the world. The health risks involved in travelling the Faroe Islands are minimal. All tap water on the islands is potable and fresh.

The landscape can be untamed, and the weather can change instantly, with fog, wind or rain. We will have covered action plans for any eventuality within reason and have daily evening debriefs on conditions as well as contingency plans.

There are two currencies of equal value in the Faroe Islands: the Faroese Króna and the Danish Krone. Danish notes are equally acceptable as Faroese notes throughout the country.

Most places accept credit cards however most DO NOT accept American Express.

We strongly recommend obtaining both travel & medical insurance prior to joining our trips. If you choose not to, you acknowledge and accept our Terms and Conditions