because life's too short
because life's too short
The Land of Maybe – a rather lyrical name for the 18 North Atlantic islands of the Faroes, despite it advising flexibility due to the weather. However the climate is relatively benign thanks to the …
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It is a 2 hour ferry trip to get to Suðeroy, the southernmost island in the Faroes, but its beautiful scenery is delightful and it is a quieter, less touristy experience than on the main …
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For many, the westerly island of Vágar is their first glimpse of the Faroe Islands: it houses the country’s airport. As beautiful as any of the 18 islands, there are traditional villages to explore, World …
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What do the death of 007, a woman in a seal skin and a Instagrammable lighthouse have in common? They are all be found on Kalsoy, one of the remote outback islands of the Faroes. …
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A foray to Norðoyggjar, the North Islands of the Faroes, reveals charming villages and spectacular scenery. A hiker’s paradise, it is worth going that one step further to visit them. Klaksvik, the second largest city …
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Streymoy and Eysturoy are the largest islands in the Faroes. Apart from the not-so-big-city delights of Tórshavn, the scenic roads lead to charming villages and unspoilt countryside where we discovered in wild weather why the …
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