Fugloy
Fugloy is an island in the Faroe Islands, an autonomous territory of Denmark in the North Atlantic. It lies in the northern part of the archipelago and is one of the more remote inhabited islands. The island has a small year-round population and is primarily used for traditional livelihoods associated with the sea and the land.
Geography and settlements on Fugloy are characterized by a rugged coastline, grassy hills, and rocky shores.
Historically, livelihoods on Fugloy centered on fishing, farming, and seasonal work on the surrounding seas. Today,
Access to Fugloy is by sea, with regular ferry or boat services linking it to neighboring islands.