Faroe Islands

Faroe Islands – A Hidden Paradise in the North Atlantic
The Faroe Islands, an autonomous part of Denmark, are located in the North Atlantic between Iceland and Norway. The 18 islands are known for their dramatic landscape of steep cliffs, green valleys, and majestic waterfalls. The Faroe Islands are a true paradise for nature lovers and hikers, offering unspoiled nature and diverse birdlife to explore. The islands have a strong cultural identity, with a rich tradition in music, literature, and fishing.

Electromobility - with the Ford Mustang Mach-E to the Faroe Islands

Electric from Germany to the Faroe Islands? And what about Elektromobility on the islands in the North Atlantic? We were there and realized: Without an electric car, we would have been lost!

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The southern Faroe Islands

If you cross the North Atlantic near the Faroe Islands through the tunnel from Streymoy to Sandoy, you will reach an enchanting island full of buttercups, fantastic views and friendly inhabitants.

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The Western Faroe Islands

There are three special sights on Vágar: the Mulafossur waterfall, Lake Leitisvatn, which flows into the North Atlantic via a waterfall, and the Witch's Finger.

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The northern Faroe Islands

The church of Viðareiði on Viðoy, the northernmost island of the Faroe Islands

Viðareiði is the northernmost town in the Faroe Islands and is located on the island of Viðoy. From here we start our boat tour to the islands of Fugloy and Svinoy with the public supply ship called Ritan.

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