FAROE ISLANDS - 236€ / round-trip flights

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Jun 4, 2020
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Updated: Jul 26, 2020

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Let's start off with some fun facts about the Faroe Islands:

There are a total of three traffic lights—all located in Tórshavn, the capital.
People population: 50,000. Sheep population: 70,000.
Many houses have grass roofs. Sheep – not mowing machines – are used for mowing the grass!
The name Faeröer probably means Sheep Islands. (Danish: får means sheep; øer means islands)
No point in the Faroe Islands is further than 5km (3 miles) from the sea.
It is not a member of the European Union despite the fact that it is a self-governing region.
It is one of the world’s leading nations in producing sustainable electricity with over 50% of the nation’s electricity deriving from renewable energy sources. The aim is that the nation’s electricity will be sourced solely from renewable energy by 2030.
There are only two international fast-food outlets: Burger King and Sunset Boulevard.

One of the 70.000 sheep in Faroe Islands.

Not sure where the Faroe Islands are situated? Let me help you with that!

Virtually draw a triangle between Scotland, Norway and Iceland—right in the middle of that triangle are the 18 different islands forming the Faroe Islands.

With just 100.000 tourists per year visiting, you can consider this as one of the few places in Europe that remain quite untouched.

You can visit this beautiful piece of nature in August!

Want to have a virtual tour with a remote control before you visit? Read it here.