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SAFE TRAVEL
Although the Faroe Islands are one of the safest countries in the world, travelling in the Faroe Islands might differ from what you are used to. Before you begin your journey, you must be well aware of weather extremes, narrow, windy roads and different road rules.
Always bring appropriate equipment, whether it be for hiking, camping, diving or birdwatching. Read about the various equipment under the websites that discuss each activity. In any case, it is always a good idea to bring warm clothes and a device to use for communication.
Take nothing but pictures
Kill nothing but time
Leave nothing but footprints
Make nothing but memories
Emergency
The Faroese emergency number is 112.
If you get lost, do not wander off. Staying in the same place will help rescue teams locate you.
Above all, always prepare before travelling to and within the Faroe Islands. Familiarizing yourself with the conditions will optimize your chance of a safe travel experience.