About

Nestled in the scenic landscape of Klaksvík, the second-largest town in the Faroe Islands, the Port of Klaksvík serves as a vital hub for maritime trade, fishing, and transport in the North Atlantic. With a rich history and a strategic location, the port is at the center of the islands' thriving fishing industry and serves as a key gateway for goods and services connecting the Faroe Islands to the rest of the world.

The Port of Klaksvík is equipped with modern infrastructure designed to meet the needs of both commercial shipping and local maritime activities. With deep-water berths, comprehensive cargo handling facilities, and a dedicated ferry terminal, the port is capable of accommodating a wide range of vessels, from fishing trawlers to cargo ships and passenger ferries. The facilities are designed for efficiency, safety, and environmental responsibility, with sustainable practices in place to protect the stunning natural environment surrounding the port.

Connectivity and Services

Strategically located on the island of Borðoy, Klaksvík is well-connected to other towns in the Faroe Islands and to international markets. The port serves as a critical link for both passenger ferries and freight, ensuring the smooth transport of goods and people throughout the region. Visitors can also enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains, fjords, and traditional Faroese architecture, making it a memorable stop for those traveling through the islands.