Faroe Islands: a stubborn and unspoiled paradise in the heart of the Atlantic Ocean.
The Faroe Islands consist of 18 volcanic and stubborn islands, located in the rough waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, between Scotland and Iceland.
Administered under the Kingdom of Denmark, this autonomous region is known for its dramatic landscapes, towering cliffs, deep valleys and variable oceanic climate.
Farrow's nature is an amazing combination of violence and tenderness; Where the strong waves of the ocean constantly hit the rock walls, and against them, green meadows and remote villages with traditional houses create unique landscapes. The human population on these islands is more than 55,000 people, while the number of sheep in this area exceeds that of humans and reaches about 70,000 heads.
These islands have inspired photographers, naturalists and adventurers from all over the world for years because of their pristine, misty and amazing nature.