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Lonely Planet's guide to Scandinavia - Faroe Islands (Chapter), 10th Edition - 2.99, This is the Faroe Islands chapter from Lonely Planet's Scandinavia guidebook. Midway between Iceland and Scotland, this is a largely undiscovered slice of Scandinavia where multicoloured cottages and grass-roofed wooden churches add focus to grandly stark, treeless moorlands. brave the waves on a magical boat trip beneath the towering Vestmanna bird cliffs maps hike to Kallur lighthouse for a breathtaking panorama of cliffs and headlands transport stroll across spectacular clifftops to the lively puffin colonies of peaceful Mykines restaurants & accommodation Coverage includes: Tórshavn & around, Nólsoy, Kirkjubøur, Sandoy, Sandur & around, Skúvoy (Skúgvoy), the Western Islands, Vágar, Mykines, Northern Streymoy, Northern Eysturoy, Southern Eysturoy, Klaksvík & the Northern Isles, Kalsoy, Kunoy, Viðoy & Viðareiði, Fugloy, Suðuroy, Tvøroyri, Northern Suðuroy, Southern Suðuroy, Understand the Faroe Islands, History, the Faroese, the Arts, Landscape, Wildlife, Faroese Cuisine, Survival Guide, Directory, Getting There & Away, and Getting Around., ISBN: 9781741796803

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Lonely Planet's guide to Scandinavia - Faroe Islands (Chapter), 10th Edition On Sale!

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