This week, the impressive Astrid arrived at the Port of Vágur for a crew change and a stay of about a week. Built by Karstensens Shipyard, Astrid combines advanced technology, efficiency, and crew safety, a fine example of modern pelagic fishing built on experience and responsibility. The host is pleased to welcome Astrid and her crew to Port of Vágur. 👋 (Picture Port of Vágur) Trýst á knøttin og melda teg til okkara tíðindabræv Kelda: Port of Vágur Fylg Facebook #'s: #Blue

A Beautiful Visit to the Port of Vágur Yesterday, the classic wooden sailing vessel Tecla, captained by  Gijs sluik , arrived at the Port of Vágur with four crew members and twelve guests on board. During their stay, the group is discovering the natural beauty and local life in Vágur before setting course for Lerwick tomorrow. Built in 1915 in the Netherlands, the Tecla was originally a herring drifter sailing in the North Sea. More than a century later, this elegant two-mast

This summer, Port of Vágur has welcomed 50 sailboats with more than 120 crew members – and more are still expected. For many, Vágur is...

Fyrst í august var Havna- og vinnunevndin saman við mennarinum hjá Vágs Kommunu í Íslandi. Hesin túrurin hevði fyrst og fremst til...

Leygardagin 6. september verður árligi Johannudagurin í Vági. Tað eru felagið Johanna TG 326, Vágs Kappróðrarfelag og Vágs Kommuna, sum...

In order to continue to build up cruise tourism in Vágur. This week, representatives from Port of Vagur are on a learning and...

Last year, Port of Vagur welcomed more than 40 sailboats—and this season is already shaping up to be another great one! While welcoming...

Port of Vágur is pleased to introduce  Edith Maria Samuelsen , who recently joined as a developer. In her role, she will coordinate local...