Faroe Island (Denmark)

Faroe Island is placed sandwiched in between Iceland and Norway, with its exceptional and untouched natural beauty, successfully made Faroe Island as one of the best nature’s paradise. The country is one of Europe’s hidden gems. The Faroe Islands have a strong hold on individual identity, culture and heritage. Your stay will undoubtedly be exciting and refreshingly different. Europe's highest cliffs are found here.

Torshavn, the capital city of Faroe Island, although being on of the world’s smallest city has one of the highest standards of living. Learn the fascinating history and culture of the island. The Faroe Islands is a perfect for a romantic getaway and an idyllic holiday location. Iceland needs no introduction! Un spoilt beauty and quaint charm is the main appeal of these islands. Explore and experience the medieval churches, old farmhouses, fishing villages and so much more.

Steep mountains emerging from the countryside is a home of some 2 million pairs of seabirds, including the world's largest colony of storm petrels including storm petrels. Faroe is a good reason for bird watching. Huge flocks of birds flock together at the western cost during summer.

Browse the city by bus, enjoy a horseback ride or follow one of the ancient trails. Don’t miss the 12th century built oldest church of St Olav in Kirkjubøur, a small parish church. The ruins of the Magnus Cathedral the foremost historical monument.

Rare treat for the tourist, situated in one of the remotest corners of the world, offers outdoor activities such as diving, bowling, golf, tennis and many other exciting games.

Destination Facts

Capital: Tórshavn Area: 1399 Population: 46011 Population Density: 32.9