Ferry trip Denmark to Iceland via Faroe Islands on board of MS Norröna trip report 

Glad you enjoyed the video, it's absolutely a great experience to be on this ferry.

How long in advance did you need to book and can you take the ferry in the winter alsow??

It always makes a short stopover when you sail from Denmark to iceland

I thought this ideas has been cancelled and instead of the train, they've made the road bigger 😳. However I guess the idea isn't fully canceled yet.

@@Trainviking As far as I know, the idea is currently very much, well, put on ice and it's not even in any kind of concrete planning stage at the moment. Could still take decades if it wil be realized at all, apparently the geological and financial issues are quite huge.

You really believe Iceland will even start building after 250 years?!😂

It's a great journey.

Thank you, it's really an epic trip to beautiful destinations.

July should be totally fine, of course there is never a 100% guarantee but I guess you should be fine.

Thank you, great to hear that it's helpful to you.

Ooohh it's a great way to travel for this reason indeed. Also for that reason, taking your own car can be very convenient.

Hahaha

I would love it when they stop in Lewrwick again. I guess the Shetlands will be visited soon as well (actually too many things are happening now, but I want to plan a crazy.trip report weekend where I include the.Shetlands).

It stopped sailing to lerwick because there wasnt enough demand

Edinburgh, direkt fly to Faroe Islands.

Haha well I guess the people over there are used to something however more extreme weather, it's a fact you can't deny.

Thank you 😀

Dankje

Waarom stopt die ferry er mee.

Thank goodness you fan find quite some on this cannel (spoiler alert more are coming).

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The storm was extreme indeed and I'm sure it's also related to this part of the world and the timing of the journey. However it's a fact that more extreme weather is happening more often now.

@@Trainviking It was extreme in the middle, but what you showed in the video was the mild outskirts that's normal weather for Norway, the Faero Islands, Iceland and the seas between us. The Netherlands like England is sheltered and you rarely see truly extreme weather. Yes, you saw extreme weather while on the Faero Islands, those news papers proves that, but you definitely didn't include anything that qualifies in the video. And yes, I'm fully aware of the climate changes. But that doesn't mean that we've never had rough weather before. And even when there's extreme weather the majority of the storm is still just what we're used to. The difference that climate change makes I'd making the storm bigger, making the center more intense, making the storms more intense increasing the amount of water that they carry, allowing them to cause more severe floods. As for Norrøna being designed for bad weather, that's true, but it's still a car ferry, and car ferries in general should avoid the very worst of what the Atlantic can offer (and has offered for decades) You don't want cars moving around in the hull.

Thanks for letting us know

De fiets is een goede vraag, hier heb ik helemaal niet naar gekeken voor de boot. In IJsland is de fiets gewoon op de weg tussen de auto's tussen de plaatsen in, geen aanrader. Maar hoe het zit met fietsvervoer, zou ik echt niet weten als ik eerlijk ben.

I just copy the answer I gave on the previous 2 same questions I already have a video on those trains on the Alpen Express in 2019 / 2020 wintersport season, and probably I'll be taking them again soon or later. For the Erixx trains, maybe I'll feature that in a video in the future, however the main focus for this channel is to show you what it's like to travel on a more sustainable way of transportation for long distance and international journeys, local trains in Gwrmany that do not cross a border do in general not tick that box, but who knows what might happen in the future.

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@@mohammadislam2652 could you let me know why you are so interested in this train? Because you're really enthusiastic about asking this.

De prijzen zijn zeer flexibel en hangen ook van de accommodatie af aan boord van een boot. Je kunt de prijzen het beste bekijken via www.smyril-line.com Ook is het prijsniveau tussen IJsland en de Faroer veel lager en ik denk zelfs wel dat het op die route de goedkoopsye manier van reizen is. Van en naar Denemarken is dat zeker niet het geval (ongeacht of je naar de Färöer of naar IJsland gaat vanaf Denemarken). Dit heeft ook met vraag en aanbod te maken, de meeste mensen zitten tussen de Färöer en Denemarken aan boord.

In general I would say spring & summer time. It's also good in autumn however the weather might be a bid wilder

@@Trainviking I went in Summer (July) but still had the same Nth atlantic storm between Shetland Is and Faroe Is so even in Summer you are not guaranteed a "nice" voyage. i still thought it was a fantastic experience (and I went on to Iceland after 3 day stopover in Faroe Is)

Honestly there is almost nothing possible that wat. You can travel on board of the Queen Mary cruiseliner from the UK, what is a kind of a ferry. Otherwise try to see if you can board a cargo ship on the crossing, most cargo ships do take passengers as well.

@@Trainviking thank you very much

You can check the website of the ferry company, what is smyril-line.com

Zoals ik in de video uitleg, is de reis iets anders gelopen dan verwacht en komt die voorlopig niet online. Misschien dat ik dit in de toekomst nog eens doe, want ik wil dat enorm graag online zetten.

I should do this indeed, I forget this too often. Thanks for the feedback.

What do you mean by that

I beg your pardon. Very inappropriate common, or a very bad translation.

Good for you.