For scout groups, the current registration phase (October-November) only requires the number of participants, leaders, IST members, and patrols. You do not need to submit individual participant details until the second registration phase in January/February. If you are registering as an individual IST member, International Scout Patrol, or Hjálparfólk, we need all your personal details at the time of registration.

The registration deadline is November 15, 2024. For Scout Groups you will be able to provide individual participant details during the second registration phase in January/February 2025. For IST members and International Scout Patrols, full details are required upon registration.

Yes! You can adjust the number of participants, leaders, IST members, and patrols by sending an email to brekkulegan@leirvikspall.fo any time before November 15, 2024. Additionally, if your group is accepted to the camp, you’ll receive an email by November 16, 2024, asking you to confirm your registration details. At that time, you’ll have another chance to update any changes.

No, scout groups do not need to submit individual names or personal details at this stage. You’ll be asked to provide those details in January/February 2025 when we open the second registration phase. Individual IST members and Hjálparfólk must provide personal details upon registration.

We encourage all groups to register by November 15, 2024. If you miss this deadline, please contact us directly to see if any arrangements can be made, though we cannot guarantee late entries due to limited spots.

Yes, individuals can register as IST members (International Service Team), International Scout Patrols, or Hjálparfólk. However, individuals will need to provide full registration details right away, unlike scout groups, who only need to submit numbers in the first phase.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us through our website’s contact form or email us at Brekkulegan@leirvikspall.fo. We’re also hosting live chat sessions on select dates, which will be announced on our social media pages!

Our team is here to assist you! You can reach out via our website’s contact form or email us at Brekkulegan@Leirvikspall.fo. We also offer live chat sessions on specific dates where you can get immediate assistance. Keep an eye on our social media pages for updates on when the live chat will be available.

Brekkulegan 2025 is an international scout camp taking place in the stunning Faroe Islands from July 31st to August 5th, 2025. Scouts from around the world will gather for a week of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and scout activities, all while forming international friendships and learning about Faroese traditions.

Brekkulegan 2025 is open to: Scouts born between 2013 and 2008. IST members (International Service Team) born in 2007 or earlier. Leaders, who must be 20+ years old and can only register with a scout group. Hjálparfólk (helpers), which is available only for Faroese people aged 18+.

Activities will range from outdoor adventures like hiking, pioneering, climbing, and water sports to cultural experiences like Faroese traditional crafts and cultural workshops. There will also be opportunities for team-building, international collaboration, and scout-related challenges. See more about our activites under the activity page

Participants will camp in tents at designated campsites. You will need to bring your own camping gear or you can rent all needed gear from us. Read more about that here

While we provide transportation to and from activities during the camp, participants are responsible for arranging their own travel to and from the camp at the start and end of the event. If you need any help or guidance with transportation, don’t hesitate to contact us—we’re happy to assist in any way we can!

The Faroe Islands typically experience cool, mild weather in the summer, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 15°C (50°F to 59°F). It’s important to come prepared for rain and wind, as the weather can change quickly. A good waterproof jacket and sturdy boots are recommended!

Participants will be preparing their own meals using a trangia (camp stove). However, for those with dietary restrictions or specific dietary needs, we will provide suitable food that can be collected and used for meal preparation. Please make sure to indicate any dietary restrictions during the second registration phase so we can ensure the right food is available.