In 1907, the Danish King visited the Faroe Islands.

Three men walked up the mountain overlooking Tórshavn and its suburbs. They had one mission; to look for the king’s ship in the horizon, so they could send the message down to Tórshavn in order for the city to be ready to greet him. The king took a while to reach the city, so the men started to get bored. They decided to build a cairn right where they were standing. This cairn later came to be known as Kongavarði – or King’s Cairn in English.

It is only the one cairn, which is the middle of the cairns. The others are built in the 1980s and 1990s.

After pick-up we drive to startpoint. 

The total trip is aprox. 3 km.

We drive back to pick-up place.

Price:

• DKK 1.500,- private our
• DKK 750,- per person  –  minimum 2 persons
• DKK 500,- per person  –  if 3-4 persons
• DKK 400,- per person  –  if 5-6 persons

Payment: Preferable cash.

Description:

• Pick up at your accommondation 
• Pick up time around 09:00 am – (or as you wish)
• Daily tour – depending on weather condition
• 3 hours
• 3 km
• Difficulty: Middle
• Max hight 300 m
• Grass field
• Incl.: Guide, water, hiking fee, transport

To bring:

• Waterproff warm clothes
• Proper footwear

NOTE:  With 5 or 6 people in the car there will be less legroom 

• Licensed tourist and driver guide
• VIP experience (driving courses and driving instructor for 25+ years within the police)
• First aid