While visiting Nólsoy, be sure to stop by Maggie’s Cafe, the local bar and one of the most popular music venues in the Faroe Islands. For a walk into history, visit the tiny village of Kirkjubøur.

They are in Skarvanes, a village with a fewer than 10 residents ... After two days of hard work, project organisers Visit Faroe Islands tell the volunteers their results have made a "notable ...

a village known for its tradition of Faroese chain dancing. The Føroyskur dansur (Faroese chain dance) is a medieval form that survived and flourished in the remote Faroe Islands at a time when ...

Old log farmhouse of Kirkjuboargardur with turf roof in Kirkjubour village on Streymoy, Faroe Islands. Sunrise time, november 2021 A seventeenth-century illustration of the often-fanciful Voyage ...

Some tourists come simply to gaze into the village’s 10 deserted houses ... Regent (regent-holidays.co.uk) offers tailored trips to the Faroe Islands including a five-day visit with stops ...

Matthew Workman runs the Faroe Islands Podcast and recently visited the remote hillside village of Saksun, one of the most touristed spots in the country. Recording at the site, he explained ...

But the postman climbed over the mountain pass three times every week to deliver the mail to the village of Gásadalur. Today, a 5.2-mile out-and-back trail known as the Postman’s Trail is one of the ...

The Arctic Digital Nomads Grant seeks to attract keen travelers and new residents to remote areas of Iceland, Norway, and the ...

The drive to the village of Glyvrar is nothing less than ... Glyvrar is home to the Faroe Islands' largest firm, Bakkafrost - which farms salmon. At its state-of-art plant almost 60,000 tonnes ...

The scenic village of Geiranger in Norway is offering a rare opportunity for those who dream of experiencing an Arctic winter.

The tiny remote Faroe Islands have benefitted from a groundbreaking infrastructure that has revolutionised travel across the archipelago. In 2020, the islands were linked for the first time by ...

FeatureThis archipelago, located between Iceland and Norway, has been welcoming tourists for the past 10 years, in ever-increasing numbers. Local residents are divided over the changes that are ...