FJORD
Drangarnir
35,00 kr
FJORD
Drangarnir
35,00 kr
One of the most unique sights in the Faroe Islands are Drangarnir. Drangarnir are two sea stacks between the islet Tindhólmur and Vágar. The individual names of the sea stacks are Stóri Drangur and Lítli Drangur, which can be translated into Large and Small sea stack.
Postcard size A5.
The postcard is printed on the Faroe Islands.
Líknandi vørur
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Vitja vøru síðu →Sildberi with a Faroese hat. The word sildberi is distinctively Faroese and is used for a puffin carrying sandeel to its young. A traditional Faroese ‘Sluppungi’ fishing boat can been seen in the background.
Postcard size A5.
The postcard is printed on the Faroe Islands.
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Vitja vøru síðu →Bussskýli (Bus shelter)
In some villages there are no fences to prevent sheep from wandering between the houses. So sheep can be seen in odd places, such as bus shelters.
Postcard size A5.
The postcard is printed on the Faroe Islands.
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Vitja vøru síðu →Some of the old Faroese tunnels are very narrow, and there’s always the risk of meeting one or two sheep inside as they seek shelter from the weather. The foremost sheep seen here has a Faroese knitting pattern on its chest.
Postcard size A5.
The postcard is printed on the Faroe Islands.
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Vitja vøru síðu →Mykines is the most westerly island in the Faroe Islands. From Mykines there is a pedestrian bridge to the islet where the lighthouse is situated. On Mykines there is only one village, which is the village of the same name. The village can be seen in the background. Mykines is widely famous among ornithologists for its rich bird life, such as puffins and northern gannets.
Postcard size A5.
The postcard is printed on the Faroe Islands.
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