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TICKET UPDATE - SIGN UP NOW FOR 2022
Átjan Wild Islands takes place next year from 31st August to the 4th September 2022. A very limited amount of tickets go on sale on the 30th October at 10am (GMT). Click the link below to sign up now.
Sign up for 2022 today! Race and festival tickets launch on Oct 30th, be ready!
Expect a mix of Farose live acts and high profile DJs next year
Auntie Flo
DJ
Auntie Flo is a central figure in the ‘new strand of club music fusing electronic and world influences alongside the likes of Four Tet, Daphni, Romare, Sinkane and John Wizards’ (Joe Muggs, The Wire, 2013). Originally from Glasgow but now residing in London, he has travelled the world extensively pushing his unique ‘Afro-futurist’ sound.
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Antony Charles
DJ
Faroe Islander Antony Charles wears many hats as an entrepreneur, music booking manager, founder of Faroe Surfing and DJ.
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Fully marked course, aid-stations, chip-timing, post-race meal & medal
As a festival guest you will have exclusive access to events and parties throughout the week, including our famous closing party on the sunday night
Your guide to the Faroe Islands, on hand all week at the event village
You will have exclusive access to a full 5-day programme of adventure activities. In the past this has included sea kayaking, sailing, rock climbing & cold-water surfing with the best local providers
A cosy night of films, showcasing the latest & best Nordic adventure documentaries
Access at several times throughout the week at a beautiful cove in Tórshavn, just show up!
Where are the Faroe Islands?
The Faroe Islands is an archipelago of 18 mountainous islands located halfway between Iceland and Scotland in the North Atlantic Ocean.
How do I get there?
Even though the Faroe Islands are remotely located in the North Atlantic Ocean, reaching the islands is much easier than most people think. The Faroe Islands are only a short flight from mainland Europe! You can fly non-stop to the Faroe Islands from a variety of destinations, such as Copenhagen (Denmark), Paris (France), Reykjavik (Iceland), Edinburgh (Scotland), and Bergen (Norway). There are also seasonal flights from places like Barcelona, the Gran Canary Islands, Mallorca, Crete and Malta. Two airlines fly to the Faroe Islands. These are Atlantic Airways and Scandinavian Airlines. Flights from Reykjavik, Edinburgh and Bergen to the Faroe Islands with Atlantic Airways are only one hour long, and flights from Copenhagen with either Atlantic Airways or Scandinavian Airlines last only two hours. Direct flights from Paris to the Faroe Islands with Atlantic Airways last 2 hours and 45 minutes. There are between two to four direct flights from Copenhagen to the Faroe Islands each day, depending on season.
What is your COVID-19 booking policy?
If the latest event in 2021 is unable to go ahead due to COVID restrictions, we will reschedule to the same week in 2022. If you are unable to attend the rescheduled event, we commit to offering you a full refund at face value (minus 5% booking fees).
Development Partner
Visit Faroe Islands is the official tourist board of the Faroe Islands. Visit their website for the ultimate guide to your trip.