Ferry to Faroe Islands
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You can book a Ferry to Faroe Islands with A Ferry UK quickly and easily at the lowest price. For more information on a Ferry to Faroe Islands please visit Symril Line ferries and visit the 18 green islands of the Faroe Islands for a truly unique experience.
The Faroe Islands (Faroese: Foroyar, meaning "Sheep Islands") are a group of islands in the north Atlantic Ocean between Scotland (200 miles) Norway (422 miles) and Iceland (279 miles). They are an autonomous area under Danish administration and have been since 1948. All in all there are 18 islands of which 17 are inhabited. The total population is about 48 000 people (and 70,000 sheep)....
The islands (reached by air from Denmark and Iceland or by ferry from Iceland, Denmark, Norway or the Shetlands in Scotland) consist of rugged green mountains fjords and countless waterfalls. Other attractions include medieval churches, fishing villages and old farmhouses. The capital Tórshavn is where you will find most of the population as well as museums, good shopping and accomodation. There are good hiking places to discover around the fjord of Skálafjordur, the isle of Bordoy and Mykines. There is also and abundant array of wildlife from puffins and oystercatchers to seals, dolphins and whales.
The weather is as unpredictable as the Atlantic Ocean, however you can normally expect cool summers and mild winters. |
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Ferry to Faroe Islands Ports |
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Ferry to Faroe Islands - Map of Routes |
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