Sandoy Collection

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Panoramic view of Sandoy north coast and Hestur island, from near Skopun, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Looking towards Sandoy from Vagar, Faroe Islands, Denmark, North Atlantic

Looking towards Sandoy from Vagar, Faroe Islands, Denmark, North Atlantic

Anchor of the ship SS Principia, sunk in 1895, Soltuvik, Sandoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Rock pinnacle, west coast of Sandoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Rock pinnacle and cliff, west coast of Sandoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Barnacles -Balanidae- and Limpets -Patellidae- in the surf zone on a rock, Sandoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Blue hour, stones and sea, Dalur, Sandoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Rain on a windshield, road, Sandoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Rain on a windshield, signpost, Sandoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Once a small fishing village on the tiny island of Ona, now summer cabins with only a handful of year-round elderly residents, Ona, Sandoy, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

High cliffs between 200 and 300m high, on west coast of Sandoy, Svartskorardrangur and Oknadalsdrangur sea stacks, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Sheep on north coast of Sandoy, view north across Skopunarfjordur towards Koltur island and Streymoy Island hills in the distance, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Boulder beach in Grotvik Bay, Skuvoy (Skugvoy) in the distance, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Shipwreck anchor in Soltuvik bay, west coast of Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Sunrays over the ocean, west coast of Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Spectacular 300-400m high cliffs on west coast of Sandoy, Oknadalsdrangur sea stack in foreground, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Traditional buildings at Dalur, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Church at Dalur, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Husavik, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Sheep, Husavik bay and village in background, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Turf-roofed church at Husavik, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Dry stone walls and village of Husavik, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Houses at Sandur, across Sandsvatn lake, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

Slaettaratindur peak, highest point in Faroes at 882m, emerging from the mist, Esturoy, Sandoy, Faroe Islands (Faroes), Denmark, Europe

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Sandoy, a hidden gem in the Faroe Islands, Denmark, boasts breathtaking landscapes and captivating sights. Along its west coast, majestic rock pinnacles stand tall against the crashing waves, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for all who visit. The cliffs that accompany these pinnacles add to the dramatic beauty of this coastal wonder. As you explore Sandoy's shores, you'll come across an enchanting surf zone adorned with barnacles and limpets clinging onto rocks. These resilient creatures thrive amidst the ever-changing tides, showcasing nature's ability to adapt and survive. Delving deeper into Sandoy's history reveals intriguing remnants of the past. The anchor of SS Principia lies silently beneath the waters since its sinking in 1895 at Soltuvik. This relic serves as a reminder of maritime tales that have shaped this island's narrative. During the blue hour, when day transitions into nightfall, stones scattered along Dalur beach create an ethereal atmosphere where land meets sea, and is a moment frozen in time when tranquility envelops everything around you. However, Sandoy isn't always blessed with fair weather; rain showers occasionally grace its windshield-covered roads and signposts. Yet even under cloudy skies or drizzling raindrops, Sandoy remains undeniably charming and picturesque. Ona village tells a tale of transformation from a small fishing community to summer cabins now inhabited by only a handful of year-round elderly residents. Despite these changes over time, Ona still exudes an undeniable charm that draws visitors seeking solace within its quaint streets. The north coast treats travelers to stunning views across Skopunarfjordur towards Koltur island while sheep graze peacefully on lush green meadows nearby—a scene straight out of postcards capturing rural serenity. Grotvik Bay unveils yet another facet of Sandoy's natural wonders—a boulder beach stretching along its shorelines with Skuvoy island in the distance.