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

Capital
Capital — Tórshavn
Population
Population — 53 Thousand
Language
Language — Faroese & Danish
Religion
Religion — Christianity
Time Zone
Time Zone — 11 hours behind AEST
Currency
Currency — Danish Krone

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Arctic

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Falkland Islands

Discover incredible wildlife at Carcass Island & explore the charm of Port Stanley.

Greenland

Visit the charming small town village of Aappilattoq, spot stunning bird species and whales & relax in an open-air swimming pool in Sisimiut.

Iceland

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South Georgia

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