WELCOME TO FAROE ISLANDS
The Faroe Islands – a hidden Nordic paradise where nature’s tranquility meets breathtaking landscapes. Nestled in the North Atlantic, this remote archipelago is a sanctuary for those seeking peace, meditation, and an escape into the wild. Towering cliffs, lush valleys, and dramatic fjords make it an unrivaled destination for hikers and nature lovers. The ever-changing weather adds a mystical charm to the islands, enhancing the experience of walking along coastal trails with views of the endless ocean. Whether you are exploring the untouched wilderness, listening to the sound of waterfalls, or simply absorbing the silence of nature, the Faroe Islands offer a perfect retreat for both adventure and inner peace.
There are no traffic lights in the entire country! Instead, the islands rely on roundabouts and simple road systems to keep things moving.
The Faroe Islands are connected by an impressive network of subsea tunnels, including the world’s first undersea roundabout, making travel between islands both easy and unique.
Traditional Faroese houses often have grass-covered roofs, which provide natural insulation and blend beautifully into the surrounding landscape.
The Múlafossur Waterfall on Vágar Island is one of the most unique waterfalls in the world—it falls directly into the Atlantic Ocean.
When Google Street View didn’t map the islands, locals strapped cameras to sheep to create “Sheep View 360,” showcasing the stunning scenery to the world.
The Faroe Islands do not have a McDonald's or any major fast-food chains. Instead, locals enjoy traditional Faroese cuisine, including fermented lamb and fresh seafood.