Drangarnir, a breathtaking sea stack formation in the Faroe Islands, is a must-see. Access is primarily by guided hike from Sørvágur across private land, which is generally mandatory for permission and safety, or by boat tour offering a different perspective. Hiking, typically a 3-5 hour round trip, costs approximately 400-800 DKK (around $60-120 USD), while boat tours are shorter (1-2 hours) and cost around 300-600 DKK (around $45-90 USD). Seasonal restrictions are significant; while accessible year-round, conditions are best from June to August, with winter months posing challenges due to unpredictable weather, strong winds, and potential snow/ice, often leading to cancellations for boat tours. Sturdy, waterproof hiking boots and layered clothing are essential for hikers. Permits for hiking are usually included and managed by the guided tour operator. It offers unparalleled photographic opportunities but requires respect for the rugged environment and private land regulations.