An archipelago of 18 islands located halfway between Norway, Scotland, and Iceland in the North Atlantic Ocean, the windswept and mountainous Faroe Islands (Føroyar) are a hiker’s, and birdwatcher’s, paradise. The colourful and grass-roofed buildings, and greener-than-green pastures, are kept under control by the numerous sheep that freely roam the islands (they even outnumber the humans!).
Faroe Islands Facts & Tips
Polar Destinations
Antarctica
Discover wondrous landscapes and spectacular wildlife like gentoo penguins, leopard seals and humpback whales along the Antarctic Peninsula.
Falkland Islands
Discover incredible wildlife at Carcass Island & explore the charm of Port Stanley.
South Georgia
Witness the spectacular sight of albatrosses on Prion Island, explore the abandoned whaling village of Stromness and discover the largest king penguin colonies in the Gold Harbour.
Bunnik Reviews
