The Faroe Islands are considered one of the most remote destinations in Europe. Roughly halfway between Norway and Iceland, the 18 rugged volcanic islands rise out of the rough North Atlantic. While its big neighbor Iceland is already visited by many tourists, the Faroe Islands are still a real insider tip.
The Faroe Islands are considered one of the most remote destinations in Europe. Roughly halfway between Norway and Iceland, the 18 rugged volcanic islands rise out of the rough North Atlantic. While its big neighbor Iceland is already visited by many tourists, the Faroe Islands are still a real insider tip.