Saksun

Saksun is a small village in the Faroe Islands, located in the Streymoy municipality. It is an incredibly picturesque village, surrounded by mountains and a stunning lagoon. The village is known for its old turf-roofed farmhouses, and its traditional Faroese architecture.

Visiting Saksun is like stepping back in time. The village has a population of only 30 people, and is the perfect destination for a quiet getaway. The lagoon is a popular spot for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. The nearby mountains provide amazing views of the surrounding countryside.

Saksun is also home to the Dúvugarðar Church, a small, 12th century church built of stone and turf. It is a popular spot for photography, and is a great place to explore Faroese history.