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Dramatic Cliffs of Streymoy

This collection spans the length of Streymoy, the largest of the Faroe Islands, highlighting its vertical coastline and high-altitude vantage points. It includes the historic 16th-century Skansin fortress overlooking Tórshavn's harbor and the tiered Fossá waterfall, the archipelago's tallest cascade. The western coast is represented by towering basalt formations like Reipaskor and Skælingsskor, which drop hundreds of meters into the North Atlantic, offering views of neighboring Eysturoy, Vágar, and Koltur.