Faroe Islands and Greenland - Tomáš Hájek

The Faroe Islands are a system of 18 islands connected by tunnels, bridges, and ferries. More sheep live here than people, and the ocean is never more than 5 km away. Greenland is the world's largest island, with 80% of its area covered in ice.

Both destinations can be visited as regular tourists - you don't need to be part of an Arctic expedition or have excellent fitness. But you do need to love the north in all its forms. The Faroes will captivate you with their bays, colourful fishing villages, and the lush green grass that blankets the islands in summer, while Greenland offers glaciers of incredible size and shape.

Tomáš Hájek will guide you through the islands.