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Glide over Gjógv, the remote Faroese village nestled around a 200 m sea-filled gorge on Eysturoy—this drone footage captures ...

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In fact, he loves the island so much that he even has a holiday home there. Also belonging to the Kingdom of Denmark are the Faroe Islands, which David, Erjona Mehilli and Rose Magalona all rave ...

Europe is bursting with islands (the Mediterranean is said to have over 10,000 alone), so we're spoilt for choice.

An archipelago of just 55,000 residents and 70,000 sheep, you’d be forgiven for not yet having the Faroe Islands on your travel bucket list. But, as European holiday hotspots start to sweat with ...

Article body With a population of around just 55,000, the Faroe Islands already punches above its weight in the footballing world. Participation levels are high, despite the limited playing pool.

Then on the Bijagos Islands, watching a [coming-of-age tribal ritual] in the forest lit by firelight was amazing.” You also go to Madeira and the Azores and then the Faroe Islands and Greenland. Were ...

Drive the Faroe Islands’ scenic byways to get lost amid the clouds, witness waterfalls blowing themselves inside out and find a sense of solitude certain to leave you craving more.