Are you planning to visit the Faroe Islands and don’t know where to start planning for your Faroe Islands itinerary? I get it – there are 18 islands, countless beautiful locations and so many tunnels
With a population of just over 22,000 people, Tórshavn may be one of the smallest capital cities in the world, but that doesn’t mean there’s a lack of things to do in Tórshavn! The city
Often overlooked by tourists, Sandoy (or “Sand Island”) is a beautiful sleepy island in the southern part of the Faroe Islands. Sandoy is the fifth biggest island in the Faroes and has a population of
Vágar island is my favorite of all the Faroe Islands. The landscape is so dramatic and the villages so charming, you almost don’t need to explore any other island to get the full Faroese experience.
Gásadalur is a small village on the island Vágar in the Faroe Islands. Until 2004 it was the only village on the Faroe Islands without a road connecting it to the other villages, making it
Mykines island is probably on every travel guide to the Faroe Islands. But why is this special place so challenging to get to, and is it even worth the effort? Well, it’s definitely a destination
We spent 10 days on the Faroe Islands hiking to almost every popular peak, village, and cliff. Dunnesdrangar wasn’t on our initial plan – in fact, we didn’t even have a clue this stunning place
