Set in the village of Vágur on the southern island of Suðuroy, Brim B&B offers an intimate base from which to discover one of the more remote and dramatic corners of the Faroe Islands.
With just six individually designed rooms, the contemporary guesthouse has a distinctly personal feel, while its position beside the fjord places the island’s rugged mountains, coastline and walking trails within easy reach. Vágur makes a rewarding base for exploring Suðuroy at a relaxed pace, whether travelling by car or on foot. Discover dramatic sea cliffs at Eggjarnar, the remote Akraberg lighthouse and the wild coastline around Vágseiði, or explore the village’s maritime heritage and Ruth Smith Art Museum.
Brim has just six contemporary rooms, each individually furnished with an emphasis on comfort and detail. All feature private bathrooms with rainfall showers and underfloor heating, alongside a writing desk, kettle, bathrobes and slippers. WiFi is complimentary throughout.
The on-site café provides a relaxed space for meals and refreshments, allowing guests to enjoy something to eat or drink without leaving the guesthouse.
“With just six rooms, Brim offers a wonderfully personal introduction to Suðuroy and a peaceful base for discovering the island’s dramatic landscapes.” - Robert Longstaff, Senior Travel Specialist