The Faroe Islands are a volcanic archipelago in the North Atlantic located in between Iceland and Norway. They are known for dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, sheep, and scenic hikes.
Faroe Islands Travel Guide: A Wild, Underrated Stop Worth Adding to Your Iceland Trip Before this trip, I barely knew where the Faroe Islands were—let alone how uniquely beautiful it was. They weren’t on my radar until we realized how close they were to Iceland and started looking into adding them after our 8 night Iceland Ring Road adventure. A few photos of dramatic green mountains, coastal hikes, and winding roads later, we were sold. …
Detailed 5 Night Itinerary For The Faroe Islands: Iconic Hikes, Waterfalls and Small Turf-Roofed Villages The Faroe Islands is tucked between Iceland and Norway, this remote archipelago is perfect for travelers who love road trips, moody landscapes, and getting a little off the beaten path. We spent five nights in the Faroe Islands exploring by car and ferry, hiking in the midnight sun, exploring waterfalls, and embracing the slower pace that island life naturally brings. …
If You Find Yourself In The Faroe Islands- Make Sure To Explore These 4 Hikes Hiking in the Faroe Islands completely surprised me in the best way possible. The population is only 54,000 and more sheep than people. These remote islands consist of lush green mountains, dramatic cliffside hikes straight into the ocean, turf-roofed houses, powerful waterfalls, and winding mountain roads that lead through tiny, dark tunnels. We visited the Faroe Islands from July 15-20th …