Seeing as the Faroe Islands are comprised of 18 volcanic islands, there are lots of spectacular islets to visit if you're visiting this remote nation. Kalsoy is a beautiful island accessible by ferry that's home to about 82 residents. It's natural, untouched beauty at its best.

Though just about any Faroese person you'd ask these days would assume you're headed to Kallur to visit "James Bond's grave", we think there's so much more to this beautiful spot than movie trivia. Hike to the lighthouse for jaw-dropping views and fresh, fresh air.

One thing you'll notice in the Faroes after only a few minutes? There are a lot of sheep. And we mean A LOT. Naturally, that makes for a long tradition of knitting. Our favourite place to pick up beautiful knitwear is Guðrun & Guðrun. Everything here is handmade, high quality and, of course, stunning.

This is probably the most popular spot in Tórshavn for locals thanks to a wall of board games, hearty baguette sandwiches and wide selection of tea. It's one of the only restaurants open on Sundays, so it's ideal for weekend brunch.