Yes, in the villages. The Faroes have a world-class network. Our eSIM connects to top local networks (like Føroya Tele) that provide strong 4G/LTE coverage in almost every town and village, including the remote islands of Kalsoy (for the famous lighthouse hike) and Mykines (for the puffins). However, you may lose signal between villages or on a remote mountain cliff hike.
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Will I have internet coverage on remote islands (like Kalsoy, Mykines, or Viðoy)?
Updated April 22, 2026
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