Standing south east of Iceland, west of Norway and north of the United Kingdom, in the North Atlantic ocean, Faroe Islands are mountainous islands whose coastline spans 1,298 km and highest point is 882 meters high. At 2010, the population size was 48,574, with the second highest population density in the Nordic countries after Denmark.

In the warmest months, the temperature reaches 13 degree Celsius, with the longest day being 19.5 hours. It is said that the climate dramatically changes from day to day.

One can enjoy boat trips, daily excursions, taxi tours and much more.