The Faroe Islands may not be the first place that you think of when you’re planning your trip to Europe, but there’s so much charm in this small set of islands located midway between mainland Europe and Iceland. Gásadalur village is home to fewer than fifty people, despite the fact that it’s relatively easy to access by roads thanks to recent infrastructure that’s been put into place. And the falls, which cascade down over high sea cliffs—with the village and the surrounding mountains in the background—are a very special sight which has featured on postal stamps and more!
