I don't comment on RUclips often, but now I have to: I really appreciated this video! Calm, yet fluent and precise narrative. Informative graphics, superb visual representation of the places, still leaving something for people to explore themselves. Nice flow and coverage, but not too exhaustive nor long. Just perfect! Oh, and I don't typically subscribe easily....but now I did.
people have been getting lost all the time. Faroese people dont go hiking unless they know the area, so tourists should always have a guide. It can easily go wrong.
Thank you for recommending safety and for reminding people to use guides when hiking. Very good information in this video and beautiful shots from our beloved islands 🙂
Man, what an absolutely brilliant video! Real professional quality stuff. It's an excellent primer for someone like me. This place has been on my ideas list for a couple of years now. I have tentative plans to get there next year, but we'll see what happens. This video has given me so much to work with to start making plans. So thank you very much.
John Zolis , they hunt wales not for rituals, but for food. Try living in the middle of the atlantic ocean during long harsh winters, with little means of communication to the rest of the world, and we’ll see if you’d rather go on a hunger strike or eat whatever nature throws at ya. and what does the country itself as a travel destination has to do with traditions and how people earn their food? If you only travel based on ethics then you might as well stay home cos there is no place on earth people don’t do shady and unethical stuff
Very nicely put together with clear information. Sure, some of those names were butchered but you even showed it on a map with the names so it was always clear what places you were referring to. Great to hear you advise people to have good hiking gear (if they wanna go hiking). Sadly, we've had quite a few people going out hiking without really checking the weather forecast or maybe asking locals for advise and they've gotten lost in the mountains because of fog. This has led to numerous rescue missions, even using a chopper. Some tourists have even died from slipping and going off the edge. Most of whom were experienced hikers from other countries. So to anyone reading this. Please be careful and if you've talked to a local and said you'll be back then please get/give a phone number so you can update that person if anything changes. Just to name an example... Recently there was a tourist that took the bus and told the bus driver that he was going hiking and asked the bus driver to wait for him when he'd be back. When the bus driver came back for him there was no tourist to be seen. The bus driver then called the authorities because he feared the worst. They searched the mountains for this tourist only to find out that he had left with a couple in a car earlier without ever telling the bus driver. So a lot of resources, time and money was used just because that person asked for help but left without letting anyone know that he left with someone else.
Around 7 or 8 years ago I was drinking late at night by myself & was exploring the corners of Google Earth when I ran into this island. I was fascinated by the images I found back then & knew that unless I was very wealthy I would never get a chance to go there. What are the odds that my girl asked me today where is the one place I would like to live in this world & I happen to run into a video that you posted this month showing everything it has to offer. Thanks dude, you gave me a huge peace of mind by seeing this. I’m amazed at how RUclips has allowed people to connect and see things like this *(Coming from a man who lives in a small town in south Texas)* 👌🧐 great video
"showing everything it has to offer"... in the end he said that it is only a short introduction and there s much more to do there. every island has so much more to offer. but i never see anything but the basics in all these videos...
Take what personal? I was just giving this guy a compliment on his video & there you go raining on the parade lol In a respectful way: If u got nothing positive to say, just keep your comments to yourself
ok, seems like we have different tastes in videos. this is a vid like any other about the islands. if that s enough for you, that s ok. it s not enough for me though and i hope for the guy that he experienced more than what he showed. oh, well.. maybe i just have a different taste in travelling.
you really have done your research. Even though i'm a local, you seem to know more than me, haha. Very well made video in general. pleasant shots and voice.
Hahaha that is very funny... well, most places i have been in our country, locals themselves dont know much or havent been to touristic places in their neighborhood... 🙂
hey, just generally wondering, since people in your country are so less, don't you get bored? and are there actual movies made? and is wifi good there? i really seem to love this place and i wanna know more about it
Allan! You did such a great job with this video! I come from the Faroe Islands but live in the United States. Always lovely to see such a beautiful representation of my home country.
Hey, when do the Islands start turning that beautiful green color? We're thinking about going the end of May. Do we need to wait for mid summer to see the green colors that are in the photos?
Trees !!! - finally on one island there were a few pine trees. I will not be visiting atho I enjoyed this video - thank you - but I hope they occasionally have sunshine - it seems soul-destroying living at such cold temps all year even tho I hate hot places myself.....what I remember more than anything from my childhood in London in the late 1940's was the damp - grey skies & damp weather you never seem to get away from. That is not so true nowadays, but this place certainly brought all of those feelings back - Brrrr ! Hot chocolate needed !
I'm norwegian and have had for a while a fascination with the Faroe islands (Færøyene in norwegian), for some reason. I think it has to do with the mystique around these little known islands (as compared to the more well known Iceland) and the fact that the language and culture is very similar to my own. Compared to icelandic I find that I can actually read and understand a lot of written faroese! Will probably take the ferry from Denmark when possible! Great video!
My SO and I spent 6months travelling accross Europe, and the Faroe Islands definitely stole a part of my heart - the views are breathtaking and serene. We hiked along some of the footpaths and encountered sheep all along the way. I recommend for visitors to go to the art gallery (Listasavn Føroya) in Torshavn as well as the National Museum of the Faroe Islands in Hoyvik to see beautiful local art and have a better understanding of the Island's history. We visited by bus when we came in 2018, and it's worth mentionning that the bus schedules are built around locals needs(which is normal), therefore if you take more then one bus to get to your destination and you're heading outside the city when locals are heading in for work, school, etc you may have to wait a little while to catch your second bus - so plan ahead ;)
I am from India and i wish to visit and experience this place some day. Its probably the most beautiful place on earth. I am specially fond of dark beaches and deep grey blue seas. Standing on one such beach would feel like standing on the edge of the world. Totally surreal.
dude i am indian from india too and you perfectly described some of my wanderlust - dark beaches and blue grey seas. standing by the oceans and feeling something visceral
I am from Scotland and it is indeed a beautiful place. If you want the true experience I would recommend going to Inverness and the highlands. If you go to Glasgow and Edinburgh you will get some of the experience but they are like any other city. Inverness and the Highlands are beautiful and majestic and look very similar to the Faroe Islands.
@@phymat1 thanks for the recommendation. 😊 I would also like to visit Shetland, isle of Skye when i am there. BTW, which is the most beautiful lake in Scotland as per you?
Thanks for a wonderful, informative and entertaining clip. I saw your Iceland clip and thought that was also wonderful. And to get to Iceland from England (where I'd be flying to from Australia) it's necessary to pass the Faroe Islands.
Great video with some lovely videography and tips! We're heading there in early August for the first time and are super excited. Thanks for doing this and keep up the good work :)
I come from the Faroe island and all these extreme prices for hiking are making me feel a bit disgusted to be honest.. I have been to some of these places just by accident by walking around. I didn't even know I broke the law by walking there.. Edit: Your pronunciations are quite a bit off but who cares haha
Haha I apologize for the pronunciations. Yes, I do agree that some of the fees are a bit extreme. Especially, when you compare the prices to national park fees like in Yosemite, where you can get an annual pass for almost the same price as the Drangarnir hike. But as I said in the video, it's better to have the option to pay the fee and see the place than not having the option at all.
Ahhhhh hettar er tann besta video um føroyan eg havið nakrantíð sæð! Hettar er mega gott fyri fólk sum kanska vilja vitja føroyum men ikki vita hvat man skal hava við ella hvat tey ikki skulla gera! good job!
Don't go there!!! they butcher dolphins in the most horrific ways!!!!!! www.tmz.com/2018/09/16/killing-dolphins-ritual-ocean-demark-faroe-islands-video/
Very well put together Allan. Packed full of useful information. I've been considering a trip to the Faroe Islands for a while now and this has only increased the likelihood that I'll go! Thanks.
Faroe Islands; stay what you are. European and beautiful naturally. Do not go the way of the rest of Western Europe in mass migration, materialism and hate for your history. Protect what you have.
I'm from Norway, but I'm half Faroese so I have been there quite a few times to visit family.. It's so beautiful :)) I love the sheep there cause there were some fenced in near my grandmother's house and they were my best friends that summer
I'm from Philippines.. business woman am single..I need Tobe going relax in hopefully someone else who look in apresieted my beauty.. special I'm godly in honest by fear of God..🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺
This is the BEST Faroe idea out thank you. Please can you tell me how long you need to go for to see all the things you tell us about. I want to go next year.
I had high expectation about Faro Islands; after watching this video, I'm not sure if I want to go there anymore! I don't know if it's the cinematography to be blamed for my change of mind, will try to watch other videos. :-(
I am faroes and i can say that the people in the the Faroe Islands are very kind and ready to help someone find Way. But We do have problems that people throw trash in the mountians and that can ruin our beautiful Nature. So if you see any trash while hiking please take it up and put in a trashcan
I agree with you we need to protect the beautiful place like this!#faroe!and im searching also who willing to bring me in faroe to visit or find true love!😂😂😂😂
Most people would say that. But it's above 700 if you include the small islets and skerries (such as Tindhólmur). If you only count the major islands then only 18. But that doesn't make the smaller islets any less of an island, just because you choose not to count them :)
@@AllanSu You never count islets as islands. Noone does that. The whole word exists to make them distinct from islands. Islets are too small to be habitable. They might as well be rocks.
Allan. Enjoyed both your Iceland and Faroe videos...well done! 2 (possibly impossible ) questions. 1) If you had to choose one or the other, which and why? 2) If you only had 7 days in Iceland (I think you had 10) what would you cut out? Thanks so much!
This was such a beautiful video! I live in Canada, however a large portion of my family is from/lives in the Faroe Islands. I haven't had the chance to visit them, but this video certainly made me want to book a ticket ASAP! 😊
The sheer amount of rain can make a trail impassable. There is not a big enough population to cover the costs of keep the trails passable. We in the USA charge to use our National Parks do we not?
This is a fantastic "Rick Steve style" video, only with a much amazing videography and music. I envy that you were able to do this trip and even without the hikes the Islands feel like a place where one can relax and slow down with their thoughts. Thank you for sharing it. :)
@@annamatyuhina2277 I was there for around 3 days. It was a little hectic, as I tried to squeeze as many activities as I possibly could into each day. So I would probably recommend 4-5 days for most people
EXCELLENT🌟 FABOULOUS🌟 AWESOME 🌟informative video great voice over it seeems to be a holiday destination For young people with no children a lot of fees to be paid EVERYWHERE 💰i think scotland 'wales ' ireland ' england ' would be just as nice maybe better weather and less fees to pay '
I didn't even know about the existence of this amazing place i love Nordic islands and that is defiantly one of the best landscapes i ever see. Thank you for that amazing video great job with edit and many information's and guides for traveling there ,you are the best ! I'm from Greece but i'm planning to live in Norway but definitely one day i will visit faroe islands
Thanks!
Thanks Robert! Appreciate the Super Thanks
Thanks for being actually informative as opposed to a lot of narcissistic travel vlogs
Nice place
It's a beautiful island but too cold for me. I'll probably freeze to death in that place.
🤣🤣
Narcissistic travel vlogs. That's the right word I was looking for. Lol
Why are travel vlogs narcissistic?
Woop woop that's my parents cottage in the end... Hope you had good stay there 😊
It was brilliant!
I love it
How is the currency exchange? USD to Krun?
@@MrRyanmcmahon about 1-7
@@ThatGuy-wm3rj Thanks
there are about twice as many sheep as people.
Andras Petersen dont know about that...
Not more any more . . .
Is there any dominos KFC or McDonald?
Sidharth Sharma no, but it has burger king
Go Guerilla Foto wales has 3 million people, but 10 million sheep
I don't comment on RUclips often, but now I have to: I really appreciated this video! Calm, yet fluent and precise narrative. Informative graphics, superb visual representation of the places, still leaving something for people to explore themselves. Nice flow and coverage, but not too exhaustive nor long. Just perfect! Oh, and I don't typically subscribe easily....but now I did.
people have been getting lost all the time. Faroese people dont go hiking unless they know the area, so tourists should always have a guide. It can easily go wrong.
way to much money is spent looking for lost tourists.
I completely agree. Also to many tourist go wonder off a trail and ruin all of the landscape that the sheep need.
Brutal Frog yes
Hey Andras eg eri eisini frá føroyun
Stop the whale slaughter.
Thank you for recommending safety and for reminding people to use guides when hiking. Very good information in this video and beautiful shots from our beloved islands 🙂
Man, what an absolutely brilliant video! Real professional quality stuff. It's an excellent primer for someone like me. This place has been on my ideas list for a couple of years now. I have tentative plans to get there next year, but we'll see what happens. This video has given me so much to work with to start making plans. So thank you very much.
Such beautiful landscape, I’d love to visit one day. Love from Ireland 🇮🇪
I first found out about the Faroe Islands a little over two years ago, and ever since I’ve wanted to visit there so badly. Hopefully one day I can go.
@@Anna_Solbjerg The farmer there loves people that fly drones!.....NOT! lol
Or you could visit another country that actually doesn't brutalize whales as some kind of pathetic ritual
Halle Snopek i live in the faroe island 😍😂
@@sjuukadoesstuff3536 isnt the whale is on the endangered species list? its a different situation with sheeps
John Zolis , they hunt wales not for rituals, but for food. Try living in the middle of the atlantic ocean during long harsh winters, with little means of communication to the rest of the world, and we’ll see if you’d rather go on a hunger strike or eat whatever nature throws at ya. and what does the country itself as a travel destination has to do with traditions and how people earn their food? If you only travel based on ethics then you might as well stay home cos there is no place on earth people don’t do shady and unethical stuff
Such a great video if you are planning on going to the Faroe Islands! Cheers 😃
Very nicely put together with clear information.
Sure, some of those names were butchered but you even showed it on a map with the names so it was always clear what places you were referring to.
Great to hear you advise people to have good hiking gear (if they wanna go hiking). Sadly, we've had quite a few people going out hiking without really checking the weather forecast or maybe asking locals for advise and they've gotten lost in the mountains because of fog. This has led to numerous rescue missions, even using a chopper. Some tourists have even died from slipping and going off the edge. Most of whom were experienced hikers from other countries.
So to anyone reading this. Please be careful and if you've talked to a local and said you'll be back then please get/give a phone number so you can update that person if anything changes.
Just to name an example... Recently there was a tourist that took the bus and told the bus driver that he was going hiking and asked the bus driver to wait for him when he'd be back. When the bus driver came back for him there was no tourist to be seen. The bus driver then called the authorities because he feared the worst. They searched the mountains for this tourist only to find out that he had left with a couple in a car earlier without ever telling the bus driver. So a lot of resources, time and money was used just because that person asked for help but left without letting anyone know that he left with someone else.
I'm from Philippines..in I'm business woman..I was single mam.. with I need to go very far away country to having relax..my self..🏵️🏵️🏵️🌺🌺🌺🌹
Are you faroean
YOU MADE AN AMAZING VIDEO & YOU ARE HUMBLE & HELPFUL.WELL APPRECIATED.LOVE Faroe Islands
Around 7 or 8 years ago I was drinking late at night by myself & was exploring the corners of Google Earth when I ran into this island. I was fascinated by the images I found back then & knew that unless I was very wealthy I would never get a chance to go there. What are the odds that my girl asked me today where is the one place I would like to live in this world & I happen to run into a video that you posted this month showing everything it has to offer. Thanks dude, you gave me a huge peace of mind by seeing this.
I’m amazed at how RUclips has allowed people to connect and see things like this
*(Coming from a man who lives in a small town in south Texas)*
👌🧐 great video
"showing everything it has to offer"...
in the end he said that it is only a short introduction and there s much more to do there. every island has so much more to offer. but i never see anything but the basics in all these videos...
Oh god 🙄 here we go again 👆👆👆
.....there’s always one in the crowd
what do you mean? if you re trying to take this personally, that s your decision. i didnt mean it like that though
Take what personal? I was just giving this guy a compliment on his video & there you go raining on the parade lol
In a respectful way: If u got nothing positive to say, just keep your comments to yourself
ok, seems like we have different tastes in videos. this is a vid like any other about the islands. if that s enough for you, that s ok. it s not enough for me though and i hope for the guy that he experienced more than what he showed. oh, well.. maybe i just have a different taste in travelling.
I have always wanted to visit this place since a documentary I watched 6 years ago. 😢
This was incredibly helpful! My boyfriend and I are going to the Faroe Islands later this month, we will be sure to use some of your tips!
Thanks for watching Theodora! Glad you found the video helpful :)
If u drive pls drive fast. We are going insane on the slow ass tourists
If you're there the 29th I recommend going to the St. Olaf day events in Torshavn.
What you choose theodora...iceland or faroe island
Faroe Islands looks beautiful awesome and incredible. I would love to go there oneday.
This has to be the most magical and stunning islands i've ever seen in my entire life.
I've been here most memorable trip I have ever had.
you really have done your research. Even though i'm a local, you seem to know more than me, haha. Very well made video in general. pleasant shots and voice.
Hahaha that is very funny... well, most places i have been in our country, locals themselves dont know much or havent been to touristic places in their neighborhood... 🙂
hey, just generally wondering, since people in your country are so less, don't you get bored? and are there actual movies made? and is wifi good there? i really seem to love this place and i wanna know more about it
Can none locals buy a house?..
Thanks Allan, I really enjoyed your tour.
Im from norway and i have a half brother born and living in the faroe islands. i really want to meet him. Found out he lives in klaksvik :D
Very good little city
Chaldur lies
@@everclear6379 im a little confused now.
weird question but whats his name lol? x) would be fun to get you two connected haha
@@dahm2696 its not hard for me to connect with him. I Even got him as a friend on Facebook. Only thing stopping me is travel money. But thanks.
Well done.
Never been, but this video is very inspiring.
Thank you for your journey 🙏
Allan! You did such a great job with this video! I come from the Faroe Islands but live in the United States. Always lovely to see such a beautiful representation of my home country.
Your name looks American, did you change your name or did an American name or smth?
Hey, when do the Islands start turning that beautiful green color? We're thinking about going the end of May. Do we need to wait for mid summer to see the green colors that are in the photos?
आप कोन सी country से ए
Very nice 👍👍🙂🙂
@@sdsskyapp June to Julie :)
Trees !!! - finally on one island there were a few pine trees. I will not be visiting atho I enjoyed this video - thank you - but I hope they occasionally have sunshine - it seems soul-destroying living at such cold temps all year even tho I hate hot places myself.....what I remember more than anything from my childhood in London in the late 1940's was the damp - grey skies & damp weather you never seem to get away from. That is not so true nowadays, but this place certainly brought all of those feelings back - Brrrr ! Hot chocolate needed !
Now we know where next Tolkiens' book will be filmed 😁
Such a beautiful place.
Three to four hiking trips with food and local town bar hopping is all that’s needed🙌🏾. Pricing but priceless experience
Great video,many thanks incredible beauty of this beautiful islands. Warm greetings from the garden island of Kauai
I'm norwegian and have had for a while a fascination with the Faroe islands (Færøyene in norwegian), for some reason. I think it has to do with the mystique around these little known islands (as compared to the more well known Iceland) and the fact that the language and culture is very similar to my own. Compared to icelandic I find that I can actually read and understand a lot of written faroese! Will probably take the ferry from Denmark when possible!
Great video!
Sir
Beautiful island, thanks for sharing wonderful video is 🙏
I want to gift this trip to my bf
Hope I can do this by 2020😍😍😍
well, that didnt work out it seems
and if you did make it before the virus i hope you had a good time
Wow!! Just amazing. Loved your video and all your practical tips
My SO and I spent 6months travelling accross Europe, and the Faroe Islands definitely stole a part of my heart - the views are breathtaking and serene. We hiked along some of the footpaths and encountered sheep all along the way.
I recommend for visitors to go to the art gallery (Listasavn Føroya) in Torshavn as well as the National Museum of the Faroe Islands in Hoyvik to see beautiful local art and have a better understanding of the Island's history.
We visited by bus when we came in 2018, and it's worth mentionning that the bus schedules are built around locals needs(which is normal), therefore if you take more then one bus to get to your destination and you're heading outside the city when locals are heading in for work, school, etc you may have to wait a little while to catch your second bus - so plan ahead ;)
That's so great
I am from India and i wish to visit and experience this place some day. Its probably the most beautiful place on earth.
I am specially fond of dark beaches and deep grey blue seas. Standing on one such beach would feel like standing on the edge of the world. Totally surreal.
dude i am indian from india too and you perfectly described some of my wanderlust - dark beaches and blue grey seas. standing by the oceans and feeling something visceral
@@mila8252 wish we were born in Scotland. 🙂
@@arunabhawasthi3745 haha i am happy with india and let's hope we both visit scotland one day!
I am from Scotland and it is indeed a beautiful place. If you want the true experience I would recommend going to Inverness and the highlands. If you go to Glasgow and Edinburgh you will get some of the experience but they are like any other city. Inverness and the Highlands are beautiful and majestic and look very similar to the Faroe Islands.
@@phymat1 thanks for the recommendation. 😊 I would also like to visit Shetland, isle of Skye when i am there. BTW, which is the most beautiful lake in Scotland as per you?
If you go hikeing you MUST HAVE A GUIDE WITH YOU!!!
Skål færøyske brødre og søstre. ❤️❤️❤️ fra Norge
Amazing video!
Damn that cliff shot looking down 🤣 kinda look like theres a massive cliff below you
Yeah - the landscape in the Faroes are incredibly dramatic due to how steep many of the places are :)
Allan Su If you are ever going there let me know I can tell you tips
Thanks for a wonderful, informative and entertaining clip. I saw your Iceland clip and thought that was also wonderful. And to get to Iceland from England (where I'd be flying to from Australia) it's necessary to pass the Faroe Islands.
Fantastic video, Allan. This has made me determined to visit the Faroe Islands as soon as possible. Nice work
Wow...absolutely amazing...love it
It was videos like this that inspired me to visit Iceland in 2013, and it was one of the best trips of my life. Good work!
This is the best travel vlog i have ever seen
My dad is from faroe Islands and i have Been in most of these places and this video made my day😄
What a nice and well made video!
I live in Iceland hopefully someday I will visit Faroe islands although the nature seems similar
If you ever go to europe by ferry, you can do a 3 day stop-over and continue with the next ferry.
Eva. Yes it is, both nations kill whales!! I’m not saying you both condone it though. It just hurts that’s all.
Great video with some lovely videography and tips! We're heading there in early August for the first time and are super excited. Thanks for doing this and keep up the good work :)
Damian D. Thank you Damian!
Amazing. You're the man. Looks like a legendary, mythological land.
Great job on the video. Thanks.
I come from the Faroe island and all these extreme prices for hiking are making me feel a bit disgusted to be honest.. I have been to some of these places just by accident by walking around. I didn't even know I broke the law by walking there..
Edit: Your pronunciations are quite a bit off but who cares haha
Haha I apologize for the pronunciations. Yes, I do agree that some of the fees are a bit extreme. Especially, when you compare the prices to national park fees like in Yosemite, where you can get an annual pass for almost the same price as the Drangarnir hike. But as I said in the video, it's better to have the option to pay the fee and see the place than not having the option at all.
Skuldi tað bara veri ókeypis??
Elijah Eystberg in reality it should be illegal for tourists to walk there. At least they get a option.
@@john-hl4hw I'm going to hike to the Faroe Islands. lol
i have been there last year,n its amazing .
Ahhhhh hettar er tann besta video um føroyan eg havið nakrantíð sæð! Hettar er mega gott fyri fólk sum kanska vilja vitja føroyum men ikki vita hvat man skal hava við ella hvat tey ikki skulla gera! good job!
Lovely video, very informative! Thank you for sharing, I'd definitely love to visit the Faroes someday.
Don't go there!!! they butcher dolphins in the most horrific ways!!!!!! www.tmz.com/2018/09/16/killing-dolphins-ritual-ocean-demark-faroe-islands-video/
We dont butcher Dolphins!!!!! And what about America and all those places where they kill 100th of millions of cows every year!!!!!!!!!!!
good video!! I'm from there to. To all turist, be very careful when you go hiking, because it can be very dangerous
Great video. Thanks!
Just so ya know, Mykines is pronounced,"Mitcha-ness". :) Viva la Føroyar!
Good to know! thanks
Mark W good
😊☺☺
How peaceful are the people there
The hiking fee is used to support the rescue operations.
next week I am going to a family party in Faroe Islands that comes over 100 people
Excellent presentation
Very well put together Allan. Packed full of useful information. I've been considering a trip to the Faroe Islands for a while now and this has only increased the likelihood that I'll go! Thanks.
Thanks for watching Julian!
Faroe Islands; stay what you are. European and beautiful naturally. Do not go the way of the rest of Western Europe in mass migration, materialism and hate for your history. Protect what you have.
I'm from Norway, but I'm half Faroese so I have been there quite a few times to visit family.. It's so beautiful :))
I love the sheep there cause there were some fenced in near my grandmother's house and they were my best friends that summer
How i wish to go in faroe island
I'm from Philippines.. business woman am single..I need Tobe going relax in hopefully someone else who look in apresieted my beauty.. special I'm godly in honest by fear of God..🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺
This is the BEST Faroe idea out thank you. Please can you tell me how long you need to go for to see all the things you tell us about. I want to go next year.
3 days. But I would recommend 4-5 days if you're not in a rush
@@AllanSu OMG if people would read then you would not have to post 3-4 days like 100 times!
i have lived in the Faroe Islands for almost 18 years and i´ve never been to saksun mykiines and fossá XD
You can still make it
You're so lucky
LOL
I had high expectation about Faro Islands; after watching this video, I'm not sure if I want to go there anymore! I don't know if it's the cinematography to be blamed for my change of mind, will try to watch other videos. :-(
I hope so that before I die, I can visit this beautiful place. I really love to travel this place😧.
10:40 Trees!!
Thanks!
Thank you for the super thanks Carlos. Much appreciated
I am faroes and i can say that the people in the the Faroe Islands are very kind and ready to help someone find Way. But We do have problems that people throw trash in the mountians and that can ruin our beautiful Nature. So if you see any trash while hiking please take it up and put in a trashcan
I agree with you we need to protect the beautiful place like this!#faroe!and im searching also who willing to bring me in faroe to visit or find true love!😂😂😂😂
nah man, in the middle of Tórshavn theres a café called paneme. best. place. EVER.
also there are 18 islands not 700
Most people would say that. But it's above 700 if you include the small islets and skerries (such as Tindhólmur). If you only count the major islands then only 18. But that doesn't make the smaller islets any less of an island, just because you choose not to count them :)
@@AllanSu You never count islets as islands. Noone does that. The whole word exists to make them distinct from islands. Islets are too small to be habitable. They might as well be rocks.
@@Sammi84 If that's the case then you might as well discount the uninhabited Lítla Dímun from your 18 islands
@@AllanSu but people have lived there, but now it's just used as a sheep paradise, lol
@@friurbjarnason431 Not according to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%ADtla_D%C3%ADmun
But whatever you say
It's gorgeous! Great capture :)
I'd love this place, one day I will visit soon, but i want to find out my soul mate or destiny over there...?
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Allan. Enjoyed both your Iceland and Faroe videos...well done! 2 (possibly impossible ) questions. 1) If you had to choose one or the other, which and why? 2) If you only had 7 days in Iceland (I think you had 10) what would you cut out? Thanks so much!
It might look like my next year's motorcycle travel destination. Thank you for this video!
Thanks very useful!
This was such a beautiful video! I live in Canada, however a large portion of my family is from/lives in the Faroe Islands. I haven't had the chance to visit them, but this video certainly made me want to book a ticket ASAP! 😊
Kristin Haley I hope you get to see them someday soon
I'm hoping to find my true love from Faroe island I love this country so much ❤️
Gehigona Ni ta bia photei debi
Very helpful info! Thanks!
the idea of paying for going on a hike always felt a bit ridiculous to me
Jan Rudzki no beacuse the workers have to repair the paths all the time
The sheer amount of rain can make a trail impassable. There is not a big enough population to cover the costs of keep the trails passable. We in the USA charge to use our National Parks do we not?
just dont pay dude its only a problem if they catch you and if thats the case then just pay on the spot
They sure have commercialized well every thing there.
Dream to visit this place and feel the Vibes💖 &Magic💫💯💯....Ever ever Dream trip in my life.!!!💕💯
Are there any trees there besides those in Kunoy Park? Forestation would really be a good idea for those islands.
This is a fantastic "Rick Steve style" video, only with a much amazing videography and music. I envy that you were able to do this trip and even without the hikes the Islands feel like a place where one can relax and slow down with their thoughts. Thank you for sharing it. :)
How love to love there.
Well put together. Thanks for sharing your experience! Faroe Islands is on the docket for next year!
Thanks Wyatt! You definitely won’t regret paying the place a visit. Unreal landscapes
Excellent!
it's just an amazing video just on the eve of my trip there. Very useful and professionally done. Thanks a lot to the author !
Thank you Anna! Hope you found the video helpful
@@AllanSu more than helpful. could you please tell how many days u were there?
@@annamatyuhina2277 I was there for around 3 days. It was a little hectic, as I tried to squeeze as many activities as I possibly could into each day. So I would probably recommend 4-5 days for most people
Great video
Wow, this is so well made! Thank you for sharing - inspires a trip inside of me!
Thank you! You should definitely go if you get the chance
Great video
Wonderful, I love this nation!!! Hello from Italy!!
Thank you for watching Giuseppe!
@@AllanSu one day , I'll go in your country!!! for me is like a paradise.. :)
@@giuseppeciancia4205 he doesn't live in the faroe Islands
EXCELLENT🌟 FABOULOUS🌟 AWESOME 🌟informative video great voice over it seeems to be a holiday destination
For young people with no children a lot of fees to be paid EVERYWHERE 💰i think scotland 'wales ' ireland ' england ' would be just as nice maybe better weather and less fees to pay '
You trying to pronounce the names of the islands made me smile :)
Hahaha.. Are u native to this place?
How much is the cost for staying in Faroe Island? Maybe for a week.
I didn't even know about the existence of this amazing place i love Nordic islands and that is defiantly one of the best landscapes i ever see. Thank you for that amazing video great job with edit and many information's and guides for traveling there ,you are the best ! I'm from Greece but i'm planning to live in Norway but definitely one day i will visit faroe islands
Very interesting thanks
It really looks like Iceland!😱 Well, the Faroe Islands are not far away from there.
Nice video and guide
Hahaha it’s so funny when you try to say evorything in englise and when it sounds so bad no offense😂😂😂😂 and i live there og eg eiti jógvan