The Faroe Islands are a chain of islands located in the North Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Scotland. Just like the Galapagos island formation, many people choose to visit the Faroe Islands due to their unspoiled and raw nature. The islands are found about 300km north of Scotland, which is another good thing, as that means you can easily visit both Scotland and the Faroe Islands in one go.
Apart from the geological beauty of the islands, you should also visit them for their wildlife, the most famous of which is the Faroese puffin, a type of seabird that is native to the region. During the summer months, which is after the bird's mating season, the Faroe Islands are home to over five million seabirds. This number included two million breeding pairs, which together have a biomass of 3,000 tons.