Faroe Islands
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Towering sea cliffs rising up to 450 m, teeming with nesting seabirds. Experienced by boat tour through narrow gorges and sea caves.

The most important historical site in the Faroes. Home to the 13th-century Magnus Cathedral ruins and Roykstovan, one of the oldest inhabited wooden houses in the world.

An iconic waterfall that plunges directly from a cliff edge into the Atlantic Ocean. One of the most photographed spots in the Faroes.

The westernmost island, home to vast puffin colonies and the iconic Mykines Holmur lighthouse. A birdwatcher's paradise.