Cargo Ferry's Journey Through The Beautiful Faroe Islands To Iceland | Mighty Ships

After dropping off vital supplies to the Faroe Islands, this cargo ferry starts the 18 hour voyage through the Atlantic to Iceland, seeing some amazing sights along the way.
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[@RDaMyth]

Watching these huge ships with modern day electronics and radar on these cold vast oceans gives me a tremendous amount of respect for the Vikings who originally sailed to places like the Faroe Islands and Iceland.

[@TUIfly_simpilot]

My ancesters were vikings

[@life107familyfitnessboxing8]

Very highly skilled captain. The way he navigated that ferry to the dock in 8 min was awesome

[@sunilarora111]

Best part was watching the command and confidence of the Captain. Thanks for showing us such beautiful places and ur prolific experience of blue waters.

[@serenityefron4934]

The island is so beautifull

[@d0nkki]

SERENITY EFRON islands

[@jimquantic]

Don't forget--if you go, to make sure you are there when they pull into the shallows those whales and Dolphins--lots and lots of Dolphins--and take them apart with their knives--it is simply not to be missed, the blood is so great the area for miles is crimson, it really is a beautiful thing to see--all the children--they help too you know, blood spattered on their rosy cheeks

[@edgo1050]

It's a beautiful Faroe Island.. Rocky and no trees..Great to watch the sheep

[@jimquantic]

Don't forget--if you go, to make sure you are there when they pull into the shallows those whales and Dolphins--lots and lots of Dolphins--and take them apart with their knives--it is simply not to be missed, the blood is so great the area for miles is crimson, it really is a beautiful thing to see--all the children--they help too you know, blood spattered on their rosy cheeks.

[@4133EWvianen]

Excellent footage.....................

[@nordicferries]

Really great video I samlede with Norröna from Hirtshals to Torshavn. Great trip!

[@venelinkaradzhov7262]

BEAUTIFUL VESSEL ❤❤❤🇫🇴👍LOVE ❤🇫🇴

[@76notam]

good job captain !:)

[@zalgin_6473]

Watching hire in hongkong. From Philippines.

[@deepakkothekar1961]

Beautiful…..wish to travel….

[@Pow3llMorgan]

It's a bit of a misnomer to call it a cargo ferry. The main cargo is passengers and there are real cargo ships making calls to the Faroe Islands, like container and tanker vessels.

[@trains_thru_the_lens]

Povl Besser They carry passengers, family cars, busses, trucks. And some cargo.

[@frodelie6191]

Norrøna carries mostly cargo, but in the summer season there is much passengers

[@jimcrawford5039]

In my days at sea this would be a ferry. I think in these days it is is a RO -RO passenger ferry, never a cargo ship.

[@denmark39]

Povl Besser I don’t know this ship but when they sail from Denmark to the Faroe Islands passengers go on cargoships cause there isn’t enough passengers for this job alone

[@_Shefarer_]

You are right, it's a Ro-Ro Pax ship

[@IANinALTONA]

Well done report, though 3:55 shows an incorrect route through the islands. The ship actually goes through another fjord.

[@xpqr12345]

I was wondering over that same thing myself, I have a memory of a low bridge connecting Eysturoy and Streymoy. And this bridge is far too low for anything this size to go under it....

[@johnschofield2818]

Regulation requires a bridge team. Smart arse can dispense with it. Until he fks up! Or just has an infarction. Really responsible stuff, carrying px.

[@AHJ99.]

There are ratings on the bridge to assist on manoeuvres, not officers, as he mentions. He is referencing how cargo and cruise ships insist on having multiple officers on the bridge, which is unnecessary if you have good ratings. Normal arrival on these vessels is two quartermasters and one master on the bridge. Chief officer on lower cargo deck preparing and second officer on upper cargo deck preparing. Second officer will act in charge of one mooring party, bosun will act in charge of the other. It works well!

[@terrytytula]

How does filling the bow ballast tanks, which result in the bow sinking deeper into the water, reduce the surface area of the ship in the water? Does it lift the stern up?

[@peterclark4685]

Like a Swatch witch. 1:30

[@sweetloveelmo]

Swiss watch.

[@jakethomas7356]

"dont you get sea sick" Bitch that shits smooth af.

[@ericmeechglobalnetwork2273]

Cool.

[@rafidhassanoney4007]

anymore of these ?

[@mridek5946]

3:57 it shows that The ferry Sails through Streymoy and Eysturoy but it isn’t true, it cant because there is a Low Bridge there Norrøna sails between Eysturoy and Kalsoy or Kalsoy and Kunoy

[@life107familyfitnessboxing8]

Can I book a car ferry direct from Torshavn to Iceland direct

[@angharadhafod]

Not really a cargo ship, rather a normal RoRo ferry that takes freight and passengers. And I am sure the Faeroes (and Iceland) would get more tourists if they stopped in Scrabster and/or Lerwick, as the Norröna used to. It was a very strange decision to stop calling at these ports, given that it sails pretty much right past.

[@asbjrnpoulsen9205]

and norvay

[@sol3cito33]

Is the intra-island ferry boat called Smyril still operating?

[@jakupolufbreidaskard9417]

Yes it is still sailing :)

[@sol3cito33]

@@jakupolufbreidaskard9417 Thanks!

[@TheBassFreak]

@@sol3cito33 still in operation as of 2024 aswell. might be a different story soon however, as a tunnel is under construction, that replaces the ferry's route.

[@sol3cito33]

@@TheBassFreak Wow!

[@timewaster5826]

I'd love to watch this full episode in Belgium. But i can't seem to find a good source for it that is available in my country (stream?) If someone can put me on my way, i'd be grateful :)

[@РобинКот-щ7я]

Какая красота! Пожить так и поработать как человек, в чистом месте среди нормальных людей хотябы месяц может два и умереть не страшно!

[@mvl6827]

Islands without trees? Max temp 10°? Beautiful? For wildlife sure, but for people. ? Maybe for those born n bred

[@mikcar9423]

I love this documentary

[@triggerwoman8884]

beautiful...... see you......... Hahaahahahahah just my wishful thinking 😊😊😊😊😊

[@jarritos82]

What is the name of the ferry so I can book a trip

[@d0nkki]

J.R. Norruna

[@Licx1]

Smyrilline.fo

[@baharalli404]

Hello Iceland you are beauty. i love you .I want to come

[@jogvankjlbro1108]

Faroe islands*

[@tomqelectronica]

First

[@jimcrawford5039]

Whale killers, Faroese!

[@HMonst3r]

And how many millions of cows and pig do you guys slaughter?

[@vaultkeeper2]

Do you have any problem with that they are whale killers? At least they are not pig killers.

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

@@HMonst3r Whales and Dolphins are mammals and you compare them to 🐖pigs.. What a moron you're..

[@jogvankjlbro1108]

@@nicolasbouyiouclis4726 so its worse to kill whales that have been living free and good there whole life and die painlessely when we kill them but killing millions of pigs that have never seen sunlight and die in pain is wayyyyyy better right?

[@pattaylor7717]

Stop the barbaric "Grinds" in the Faroes Islands. Hundreds of whales and dolphins slaughtered every year.

[@Fjordur_]

Who cares, its only fish

[@philerrup4113]

Stop the intrusive left wing hippy shit. Stop the forcing of multiculturalism

[@steve1978ger]

These people eat what they take from nature, like they have done for hundreds of years. This is not more, maybe even less "barbarian" than any pig, cow or chicken farm.

[@ronanoloingsigh5251]

Why should they forgo a tradition that has been in their culture for 1000 years on your behalf, especially when it in no way endangers the species