Faroe Islands have up to 300 rainy days a year , but the landscape gives them special appeal . ` From there , you 'll see where the Icelandic giants hurled a rope to tow the Faroes toward their island , '' says Barour . The islands are home to some of Europe's most beautiful landscapes and they also boast one of the highest concentrations of people in Europe. Many young Faroese leave to study abroad to escape the remoteness of home , but often return .
Faroe Islands have up to 300 rainy days a year , but the landscape gives them special appeal . The islands are home to some of Europe's most beautiful landscapes and they also boast one of the highest concentrations of people in Europe. Many young Faroese leave to study abroad to escape the remoteness of home , but often return .