Experience the Faroes by RIB
Go by RIB to sea caves, bird cliffs, remote islands and quiet fjords few visitors ever reach. Small groups, local skippers and departures from Gamlarætt.
Pick your Faroe Islands adventure with RIB62
Choose from a range of activities and experiences, all crafted carefully to create new memories for you. Want something specific? Contact us to arrange a private event.
Hestur - Klæmintsgjógv, world's largest sea cave
Klæmintsgjógv, located on the rugged western coastline of Hestur Island, is home to some of the most dramatic sea cliffs, towering rock formations, and hidden r…
Stóra Dímun – The Hidden Island
Stóra Dímun – The Hidden Island Amidst the endless blue of the North Atlantic lies Stóra Dímun — a remote and almost mythical island, located 4.5 nautical miles…
Day trip - Koltur open boat shuttle
Visit the breathtaking farmer island of Koltur during the summer months in the Faroe Islands. Our open shuttle boat takes you from Streymoy, across Hestfjørð to…
Golden Hour Puffin Safari
Golden Hour Puffin Safari Experience the Faroe Islands at nature's quietest and most beautiful time of day. From mid-June to mid-August, join us on a 90-minute…
Grotto Concert in Klæmintsgjógv – A Symphony Beneath the Cliffs
Grotto Concert in Klæmintsgjógv – A Symphony Beneath the Cliffs Departing from Gamlarætt, you embark on a rare and intimate journey along the untamed west coast…
What Travellers Say
Rated 4.9 out of 5 on Tripadvisor from 300 travellers, ranked the number one tour in Tórshavn.
It was absolutely a highlight of our trip. Such a unique experience to go into the caves with the boat and get that close to the island. The views are breathtaking.
We saw the most beautiful cliffs, many birds including a puffin, and got to go into a sea cave. Highly recommend to anyone visiting the Faroe Islands.
The ride bouncing along the waves was thrilling, the guides friendly and knowledgeable, and the views stunning.
Sigmund and Barbara Know These Waters
RIB62 is run by Sigmund and Barbara, who have spent years navigating the fjords, cliffs, and open sea passages of the Faroe Islands. Their boats depart from the same ferry terminal the islanders use, and the experiences they lead are ones they have tested in every kind of North Atlantic weather. Every group is small by design. Every captain on the water is a local with deep knowledge of the tidal patterns, the cave entrances, and the nesting seasons. When conditions change, the decision to go or stay is made with the same care they would give their own family.
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Go where the road cannot take you
Travel by RIB boat to sea caves, hidden coastlines and remote islands shaped by the North Atlantic.