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.

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.

There's nothing quite like seeing the Faroe Islands by sea. Cruise past and Múlafossur, a striking waterfall, and on to Drangarnir. On a good day, you just might catch the puffins huddled together on Mykines.

Local hero Rani Nolsøe (a famous Faroese singer) guides you on a journey around Kalsoy, hiking the legendary path from Mikladalur to Trøllanes. His sparkling with and unparalleled storytelling skills will keep you captivated along the way.