Valentinas Travels

I had been dreaming of the Faroe Islands for a long time. I don't know why. Nordic destinations somehow magically attract me. Wind, weather, loneliness, sheep. That's what I was hoping for. And I was not disappointed! The Faroe Islands are not yet as touristy as Iceland, but absolutely worth seeing. I was thrilled by the wonderful landscapes and the kind-hearted people who love to tell stories and are always ready for a good laugh. It's the perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts and those who are looking for some peace and quiet.  Some facts about the Faroese Islands The Faroe Islands consist of  18 islands and are located between  Norway, Iceland and Scotland in the North Atlantic. They are home of 50,000 inhabitants of whom 20,000 live in the capital city called Torshavn. The official language is Faroese which originates from the old Norse language.  The Faroe Islands are  a selfgoverning nation within the kingdom of Denmark.  The main industry is fishing, followed by tour