Experience the raw and natural beauty of the Faroe Islands. Towering out of northern seas between Iceland and Norway, this mysterious cluster of rock is home to the highest basalt sea cliffs in the world. Although life adopts a slower pace in the archipelago’s sleepy settlements, where small communities retain tangible elements of Viking history, the island’s extreme landscapes are an adrenaline-pumping playground. Feel alive as you sail, climb and hike your way around these sparsely-populated lands, with only sheep, puffins, and other seabirds to keep you company.