For travel purposes, the concept of linking together these islands nations lying in the North Atlantic on the fringes of the two continents is not new. And these countries share more than geographical location. Each is a land of sharp natural contrasts - the towering ice caps of Greenland, the ice and fire of Iceland and the greenery and looming cliffs of the Faroe Islands. And they all have in common a pure, unspoiled natural environment. Culturally, the Faroe Islands and Iceland share close linguistic ties and common roots while Greenland is home to the culture of the Inuit, older and totally different.
Travellers can retrace the old route of the Vikings and visit the Faroes, Iceland and Greenland.
Each one is an adventure in itself.