Port of Runavík

Runavik, Faroe Islands

The Port of Runavík in the Faroe Islands is a top-notch cruise destination offering short distances to key attractions in the region. Nestled in a sheltered bay with calm waters and pleasant weather, it serves as one of the largest landing ports on the islands with fish factories and home to Bakkafrost Salmon, a major salmon producer. The port is well-equipped for cargo and bunkering, accommodating vessels up to 320 meters. Additionally, it houses ASB, the only operational offshore supply base in the Faroe Islands, catering to oil companies drilling in the region. Professional maritime service companies provide comprehensive repairs and services round the clock. Tourists can indulge in various events and attractions like the annual Town Festival, Salmon & Market Day, International Angling Cup, and Cultural Week. Nature enthusiasts can explore the village museum Forni in Glyvrar, natural harbor in Elduvik, Rocking Stones in Oyndarfjørður, and go on breathtaking hiking tours in the picturesque surroundings of Runavík.

Location

City: Runavík

Region: Runavík Municipality

Country: Faroe Islands

Coordinates: 62.1025° N, 6.7317° W