Vágseiði

The football stadium of FC Suðuroy and the sports hall Vágshøll are located on Vágseiði, 100-200 m from the cliffs.

In 1906 fishermen from Vágur made a cable way from the gorge Múlagjógv in the west towards east to Vágseiði.

The cable way was one of the reasons that the first electricity power plant in the Faroe Islands was made a few kilometers north of Vágseiði, on the other side of the mountain Gjógvárafjall in a place called Botn or Í Botni (In the Bottom).

[2][3] The sea is often very rough on Vágseiði, so it could be dangerous to go fishing from this place, but they fishermen had great respect for the weather conditions.

In May 2010 people from Vágur and from some of the neighbour villages made an excursion with the old wooden rowing boats which are called Grindabátar, to Sumba in the south and back again.

Vágseiði, Kleivin where the old boat harbour was, showing the concrete access road. The high cliff (200 metres) is called Skúvanes, Eggjarnar is on top of the cliff.