At the end of the lake is a 98.4-feet-high waterfall called Bøsdalafossur running over the edge to the Atlantic Ocean, almost ...

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Drive the Faroe Islands’ scenic byways to get lost amid the clouds, witness waterfalls blowing themselves inside out and find ...

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It is the largest lake in the Faroe Islands, covering 3.4 square kilometers. The lake's surface is about 130 ft above sea level ...

The Faroe Islands are a self-governing part of Denmark, located far north in the Atlantic Ocean near Scotland, Norway, and Iceland. An archipelago consisting of 18 main islands, they are widely ...

The tradition shows a unique connectedness and intimacy between the residents of a small island nation located far north in the Atlantic Ocean, where rough weather and winds rule. The Faroe Islands ...

Horatio Clare makes a journey across the Faroe Islands, the archipelago of 18 small islands in the Atlantic Ocean, north west of Scotland, with roots in Norse culture.

Janna Graber embarks on a unique sea journey through three of the North Atlantic’s most compelling destinations — Iceland, ...

BBC Radio 3 at 4pm on 25, 26 and 27 December. Listen on BBC Sounds until January. In episode one of Faroe Islands Sound Walk, we journey through the dramatic landscape of the north-eastern island ...

Múlafossur waterfall in Gásadalur is one of the Faroe Islands’ most famous natural wonders. Photograph by: Alamy Images; Westend61 GmbH ...