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The Faroe Islands – a windy, wild, and wonderful archipelago in the North Atlantic, perched between Iceland and Norway – welcomes some 110,000 visitors each year. It attracts people seeking harmonious villages, abundant birdlife, and dramatic sceneries with rugged cliffs, sea caves, and waterfalls. Thus to ensure its preservation, we invite volunteers to come and join us in maintaining the Faroe Islands each year.

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I just lived one of the most amazing experience of my life… i'm telling you magic is real" – Isabelle Poliquin, 2022 volunteer from Canada

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CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE The Faroe Islands is putting measures in place to ensure its natural environment and local heritage remains protected and preserved by temporarily “closing for maintenance” to tourists, for a few days, except for 100 volunteer visitors from all over the world who are willing to work on projects towards the archipelago’s preservation.
CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE 2022 The Faroe Islands is putting measures in place to ensure its natural environment and local heritage remains protected and preserved by temporarily “closing for maintenance” to tourists, for a few days, except for 100 volunteer visitors from all over the world who are willing to work on projects towards the archipelago’s preservation.
CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE The Faroe Islands is putting measures in place to ensure its natural environment and local heritage remains protected and preserved by temporarily “closing for maintenance” to tourists, for a few days, except for 100 volunteer visitors from all over the world who are willing to work on projects towards the archipelago’s preservation.
CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE The Faroe Islands is putting measures in place to ensure its natural environment and local heritage remains protected and preserved by temporarily “closing for maintenance” to tourists, for a few days, except for 100 volunteer visitors from all over the world who are willing to work on projects towards the archipelago’s preservation.
CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE The Faroe Islands is putting measures in place to ensure its natural environment and local heritage remains protected and preserved by temporarily “closing for maintenance” to tourists, for a few days, except for 100 volunteer visitors from all over the world who are willing to work on projects towards the archipelago’s preservation.
CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE The Faroe Islands is putting measures in place to ensure its natural environment and local heritage remains protected and preserved by temporarily “closing for maintenance” to tourists, for a few days, except for 100 volunteer visitors from all over the world who are willing to work on projects towards the archipelago’s preservation.
CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE The Faroe Islands is putting measures in place to ensure its natural environment and local heritage remains protected and preserved by temporarily “closing for maintenance” to tourists, for a few days, except for 100 volunteer visitors from all over the world who are willing to work on projects towards the archipelago’s preservation.

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