Introducing Suðuroy
This attractive, friendly island is appealingly untouristed even though its hub, Tvøroyri, offers the Faroes’ most atmospheric pub and best-value guesthouse. Although marginally less dramatic than northern Eysturoy, the island’s steep, fjord-nibbled undulations offer some excellent short hikes. Several heart-stoppingly spectacular viewpoints surveying the plunging west-coast bird-cliffs are easily accessible by road if you’re driving. By car you can see most of the sights in a busy 24 hours.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Visiting Iceland and the Faroes In September
by Bjoern 29 February 2012
4: Hotels in Faroes: outside Torshavn you are stuch with what there are - and I really do not think any of these are "large and fancy"…
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Re: Killing Calderon Dolphins puts me off going to Faroe Islands completely.
by Raki_Man 23 March 2011
Mrs Raki hails from the Faroes, here are her thoughts........... +My mother was from the Faroe Islands. My grandfather died a few days…
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Hotel reservation problems
by coalcracker 31 March 2010
Hi All, I have been trying to arrange accommodations in the Faroe islands and have run into some problems. We want to stay for a few…
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