Cape Enniberg
Published: 02/06/2021
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Cape Enniberg?
Cape Enniberg is located on Viðoy Island and is the northernmost point in the Faroe Islands?
How high is Cape Enniberg?
Cape Enniberg peaks at 754 metres (2474 feet) above sea level.
Is Cape Enniberg one of the highest sea cliffs in the world?
Cape Enniberg is the highest vertical sea cliff in the world.
How do I get to Cape Enniberg from Tórshavn?
You will drive through two subsea tunnels, first from Streymoy Island to Eysturoy Island and from there to Borðoy Island. You will then continue north through a couple of mountain tunnels and cross a causeway to Viðoy Island before reaching the village of Viðareiði. From Viðareiði, you will hike for around 3 hours one-way to reach Cape Enniberg.
Can you hike to Cape Enniberg?
Yes, you can hike to Cape Enniberg. It is a difficult hike with no proper constructed path.
Do I need a guide to hike to Cape Enniberg?
It is recommended to explore Cape Enniberg with a local guide.
Can I see Cape Enniberg from a boat?
Yes, Cape Enniberg is visible from a boat.
Is Cape Enniberg the northernmost point of the Faroe Islands?
Yes, Cape Enniberg is the most northerly point in the Faroe Islands.
When is the best time to visit Cape Enniberg?
Cape Enniberg is safe to hike to as long as there is no snow. You can expect snow between November and March.
Is it safe to hike to Cape Enniberg in bad weather?
Stay away from Cape Enniberg in heavy wind and when it is foggy with no visibility. Also, do not try to reach the sea cliff in icy conditions in winter.


