This forgotten Faroese island has dramatic 470-meter cliffs where locals still risk their lives for survival (sheep outnumber people)
The forgotten paradise of Suðuroy sits at the southernmost edge of the Faroe Islands, where dramatic cliffs plunge into the wild North Atlantic. While tourists flock to Instagram hotspots elsewhere in this Danish archipelago, this island of just 4,600 souls remains deliciously authentic – a place where sheep outnumber people and locals still fish for … Lire plus