- Days 1–4Copenhagen
- Days 4–10Faroe Islands
- Days 10–11Copenhagen
- Days 1–4Copenhagen
- Days 4–10Faroe Islands
- Days 10–11Copenhagen
Copenhagen and the Faroe Islands
Experience the best of life in Copenhagen and the Faroe Islands on this luxury tour led by private guides. You’ll begin in the stylish capital of Denmark, its compact centre easily navigated by foot, or on the Danes’ favourite mode of transport, the bicycle, before travelling to the Faroe Islands. Scattered between Scotland and Iceland in the North Atlantic Ocean, these islands have their own very distinct identity and a proud Faroese culture, and those who venture to the archipelago are rewarded with sublime scenery, incredible wildlife and a warm welcome.
Trip highlights
- Embark on a private cruise of Copenhagen's harbour including Nyhavn
- Discover Copenhagen's best attractions, including the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
- Hike, bike and horse ride through the incredible scenery of the Faroe Islands
- Visit traditional towns and villages and get an insight into Faroese culture
- Dine at world renowned Michelin-starred restaurant KOKS in Tórshavn
- Stay in iconic landmark accommodation in the city and on the islands
Our bespoke trips include
We design one-of-a-kind journeys incorporating luxury in all its forms. Our bespoke trips include:
- Luxury accommodation throughout
- Privately guided tours
- Private transfers
- Meticulously selected experiences
- Expertise and support from your Jacada Concierge
Itinerary in detail
Every Jacada trip is tailored to your personal preferences and interests. Below you’ll find a sample itinerary to inspire your own custom-designed journey.
Days 1–4
Three nights in Copenhagen
Originally a Viking fishing village, Copenhagen has evolved into one of Europe’s most sophisticated cities. Spread across the two islands of Zealand and Amager, and separated from Sweden by the Øresund Bridge, it is a city of contrasts, seamlessly blending classic architecture with cutting edge modern design.
Explore the city on foot, taking in the oldest part of town, dating back to 1160, and the University, the Queen’s Palace and the Round Tower. Then it’s on to Christiansborg Palace with its tower and view of the Copenhagen skyline. Enjoy a private cruise through the harbour, touring the canals alongside the Opera House, The Royal Playhouse and the National Library, and ending by the colourful old houses of Nyhavn – a must see when in Copenhagen.
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Make it mine
Design tradition
Modern Art
Fortress
Discover the Design Museum Denmark
The central exhibition at the Design Museum is a forum for industrial design and applied arts in Scandinavia and a visit serves as the perfect starting point for understanding the development of the Danish design tradition. Following the visit, you can head to a number of Copenhagen’s leading design shops that sell both new and vintage design icons.
Visit The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is located in northern Zealand with a panoramic view across the Øresund. The museum frames the sculpture park facing the sea and the interaction between art, nature and the museum architecture is quite unique. The permanent collection includes artists like Picasso, Giacometti, Dubuffet, Yves Klein, Andy Warhol, Rauschenberg, Henry Moore and Louise Bourgeois.
A tour of Kronborg Castle
Kronborg is a castle and star fortress in the town of Helsingør, a little way north of Copenhagen. Immortalized as Elsinore in William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet, Kronborg has for centuries been one of the most important Renaissance castles in Northern Europe and was added to UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites list in 2000. The castle is situated on the extreme northeastern tip of the island of Zealand at the narrowest point of the Øresund, the sound between Denmark and Sweden.
Days 4–10
Six nights on the Faroe Islands
Lush green valleys, sheer cliffs and rolling moorland make the Faroe Islands a veritable playground for hiking, cycling, climbing and horse riding. The abundance of water also makes this a wonderful place to kayak and rappell – you’ll have the option to sail around the Faroe Islands and catch your own dinner. The towns and villages themselves are picture perfect with wooden churches and clusters of colourful houses, some with idyllic grass roofs.
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Discover the Faroe Islands’ towns and villages
Discover one of the world’s smallest capitals, Tórshavn, before spending the next few days exploring the surrounding islands and villages. Travel back in time, exploring the small Viking village of Bøur, as well as Kirkjubøur, home to the oldest inhabited house in Europe, the ruins of St Magnus Cathedral, and Ólavskirkja, a church built in 1111.
The second largest city in the Faroe Islands, Klaksvik, is known for its fresh local lobsters, while the beautiful village of Gjógv, with its wooden cottages surrounded by mountains, boasts some wonderful hiking and walking trails.
Make it mine
music
birdlife
food
Cruise to a grotto for a private concert
Board a small boat and head out to one of the region’s many grottos, where a local singer and musician will treat you to a small, private concert. After the cruise, which lasts roughly four hours, you will have the rest of the afternoon to yourself.
Boat trip to the Vestmanna Bird Cliffs
Over 300 bird species have been recorded in the Faroe Islands. Embark on a cruise to the stunning Vestmanna Bird Cliffs, to experience the cries of the nesting birds, and explore the sea stacks and grottoes of this rugged coast.
A Michelin-starred dinner at KOKS
Enjoy a sumptuous dinner at the world renowned Michelin-starred restaurant KOKS in Tórshavn. Head chef Poul Andrias Ziska is inspired by the Faroese landscape when creating his dishes. Using local produce, the team makes use of age old practices like drying, fermenting, salting and smoking to transform ancient culinary traditions into modern delicacies.
Days 10–11
Final night in Copenhagen
Enjoy your final night in Copenhagen, getting your last fix of its café culture – coffee and pastries are almost a religion here – and trendy shops. Scattered in between the great places to eat are design stores that reflect the Danes’ enviable style and love for all things simple but sleek.
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Why book with Jacada
Personalised design
We’ll plan your trip around your personal interests, tastes and preferences, providing honest advice based on first-hand knowledge.
Authentic experiences
Our expert guides and brilliant Concierges are hand-picked for their ability to bring your destination to life with care and passion.
Positive Impact
We seek out unforgettable experiences that benefit both local communities and the environment.
