The Faroe Islands are an archipelago located in the North Atlantic Ocean, between Iceland and Norway. It is an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, and its capital and largest city is ...

It's F-A-R-O-E … 18 tiny islands in-between Iceland and Norway, officially part of the Kingdom of Denmark, and yet not quite Danish. A view of the Faroe Islands, home to about 50,000 people.

Why the Faroe Islands should be your next road trip destination. Drive the Faroe Islands’ scenic byways to get lost amid the clouds, witness waterfalls blowing themselves inside out and find a ...

Faroe Islands is home to some of the finest dining experiences. In fact, Koks, a restaurant here, in the islands is often called the most remote food destination in the world.

The tourism marketing veteran had worked in Sweden and Denmark before returning home to the Faroe Islands in 2012. There, she took on the mantle of director of tourism and CEO of Visit Faroe Islands.

How the Faroe Islands Became an ‘Un-Destination’: When you are promoting a destination that, for most of the world, seems to be in the middle of nowhere,When you are promoting a destination ...

New tourism strategy for the Faroe Islands setting out the direction of travel and goals for Faroese tourism over the coming years. Learn more about Faroe Islands This campaign is part of the ...

This is a growing tourist destination that’s suddenly become off-limits to visitors. Here’s why it had to make that decision. The Faroe Islands, an 18-island archipelago midway between Iceland ...

The Faroe Islands comprise a mythical-looking island chain between Norway and Iceland, 200 miles off Scotland. And while the islands’ Scandi cousins are ruling culture these days — in terms of ...

The Faroe Islands will close for maintenance, with members of the public shut out of its biggest attractions - but that doesn't mean you won't be able to visit at all. For the past five years the ...