Vágur - Súðuroy, Faroe Islands (Cam 2)

This second view of Vágur, on Súðuroy, the southernmost of the Faroe Islands, looks over a long calm fjord, with fishing boats along the shore, sheep grazing the steep green hills and tall flat-topped cliffs rising behind. Fishing has been the main way of life here for centuries, and the island is known for its cliffs.

On the west coast they drop hundreds of feet straight into the ocean, and in summer puffins and fulmars nest on the ledges. Out here in the North Atlantic the weather can turn from sunshine to fog in minutes.

Winter days are short and stormy, while in June it stays light until close to midnight. Don't miss Cam 1 for another view of the village and fjord.

Did You Know? There are more sheep than people in the Faroe Islands.

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