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Farrow islands conduct roads for travelers seeking to explore outside the usual hot spots.
Catch? Visitors do not know where the trips will take them.
On Tuesday, on Tuesday, on Tuesday, 30 routes that take travelers on independent tours that conduct travelers on independent tourist tours were launched. Excursions are available on the phone, but each stop is kept secret throughout the journey.
“You never know where you are going to end up, and none of the routes have been published,” said Martha Karadotir, the content manager and communications. “We try to keep such curiosity alive with travelers … (and) make the journey a little more unpredictable.”
We really want people to feel this feeling … other places where you are alone and with nature.
Martha – Karado
Visit Faroe Islands
Travelers go on a designated route, which provides other travelers at the same time, according to a press release.
“We really want people to understand such a feeling … other places where you are alone and with nature,” Karadotir said.
Travels deliver visitors to small villages, less famous restaurants and reviews where travelers can stop, go and spend time, the press release said. Karadotir said some routes take travelers from one island to another on the ferry.
Each trip takes three to six hours, depending on how long travelers want to spend at each stop, she said.
Visit Faroe Islands found only a few sights on their new excursions, one of which is the Funningsvatn lake, which is below the highest peaks of the archipelago.
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However, trips come with one nuance. Travelers must take on the obligation to complete the entire route without deviating to popular tourist places, she said.
“Instead of returning to the queue to make this iconic picture, why not go to a place that is near it, what you do not know … Just as stunningly,” she said. “If you release, you will be surprised by something more beautiful or more real.”
Travelers can use their own cars or rent approximately $ 100 a day.
Source: Visit Faroe Islands
Managed trips called “Odyssey Auto” can be made in travelers’ own cars or by rented vehicles starting at about $ 100 a day. The reservation can be done through Visit Faroe Islands.
Faroe Islands, which are between Iceland and Scotland, are known for their dramatic landscapes and outside the network. The population of the archipelago at 55,000 lives in most of their 18 main islands, and 40% live in the capital Trshav, according to the government’s website.
Visitors can reach the Faroe Islands by going to the ferry from Iceland or Denmark, or flight from mainland Europe, Faroe Astrals reports.
