Cape Enniberg Travel Guide

Cape Enniberg is a 754 metre (2474 feet) vertical sea cliff making it the world’s tallest vertical sea cliff. Enniberg is situated on Viðoy Island in the unbelievable Faroe Islands.

This soaring cliff is the northernmost point in the archipelago. The sheer basalt wall is a well known landmark throughout the history of the Faroe Islands. There is an immense bird life at Cape Enniberg.

Getting to Cape Enniberg

You can experience Enniberg from above by hiking from the village Viðareiði or from below on one of the boat trips that pass by the famous sea cliff. Hiking to Cape Enniberg is fairly demanding. The views from the cliff’s top are worth the effort for those fit for the hike.

Boat tours to Cape Enniberg depart from Klaksvík, which is the main town in the northern part of the Faroe Islands. Boat tours will let you experience the immense volcanic wall from sea level.