Information about Hvannhagi
This beautiful valley lies far away from the city rush. In the middle of the valley lies a lake surrounded by steep mountains.
In order to get to Hvanngai, you will hike for 1 hour from the town Tvøroyri on Suðuroy island. Hvannhagi is one of the most remote places in the Faroe Islands only discovered by very few people. You will have an undisturbed view of Lítla Dímun which is the smallest of the island that make up the Faroe Islands.
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Attractions nearby Hvannhagi
Hvalba
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Fámjin
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Suðuroy
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Lítla Dímun
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Rituskor
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Ásmundarstakkur
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Stóra Dímun
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Beinisvørð
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Skúvoy
The small island Skúvoy has a rich birdlife. Here you will find puffins, guillemont, and skua. Skúvoy is named for the large numbers of skuas. Knútur...
Sumba
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Akraberg
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Dalur
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Húsavík
Húsavík is a tidy settlement on the island Sandoy. Húsavík means the Bay with Houses. The village has a beautiful white beach as well as several well...
Skálavík
Skálavík is a the end of a long grass valley. In order to get to Skálavík, you will drive for fifteen minutes from the nearby village Sandur. Beside f...
Sandur
Sandur is the largest and most important historical settlement on the island Sandoy. With several lakes and flat grass fields, Sandur is a oasis for F...
Sandoy
The island Sandoy alludes to sand from the large beach of Sandur. Many of the villages have been inhabited since the viking era. The island is charac...
Skopun
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Klæmintsgjógv
Klæmintsgjóv is the world's largest sea-cave. This extraordinary cave measures 348.000 cubic metres. The cave is on the east side of the island He...
Kirkjubøur
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