Kæfurnar

Kæfurnar is a locality in the municipality of Vágur on the island of Suðuroy in the Faroe Islands. It is situated in the southern part of Vágur, overlooking the fjord Vágsfjørður. The area is primarily residential, with a small number of houses and farmsteads.

Historically, Kæfurnar, like much of Suðuroy, relied heavily on agriculture and fishing for its livelihood. The landscape surrounding Kæfurnar is characterized by rolling hills and the presence of sheep, which are common throughout the Faroe Islands. The proximity to Vágsfjørður also suggests a historical connection to seafaring and fishing activities, though the modern economy of Vágur is more diversified.

The area is accessible by road, connecting it to the main village of Vágur and the wider road network of Suðuroy. Like other settlements in the Faroe Islands, Kæfurnar experiences a subpolar oceanic climate, with cool summers and mild winters, and significant rainfall throughout the year. The natural environment offers opportunities for hiking and enjoying the rugged Faroese scenery.