The Land of Maybe

The Faroe Islands are an archipelago in the North Atlantic Ocean, located halfway between Scotland and Iceland. The islands are often referred to as The Land of Maybe, because of their highly unpredictable and rapidly changing weather. It’s a poetic way of embracing nature’s unpredictability and accepting that things don’t always go as expected. The setting of a rough coastline, windswept and treeless mountains and more sheep than humans, make the Faroe Islands a place of timeless beauty.