Náttúruvág

Náttúruvág is a small settlement located in the Faroe Islands. It is situated on the island of Suðuroy, which is the southernmost island of the archipelago. The name Náttúruvág translates to "nature cove" or "natural bay" in English, hinting at the landscape where it is found.

The settlement is characterized by its rugged terrain and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. Like many Faroese villages, Náttúruvág's economy has historically been tied to fishing and sheep farming. The natural environment surrounding the village offers opportunities for hiking and enjoying the wild beauty of the Faroe Islands.

Access to Náttúruvág is typically via the road network on Suðuroy. While it is not a major tourist destination, it offers a glimpse into the traditional Faroese way of life in a more remote setting. The population is small, contributing to the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of the community. The natural beauty and relative isolation are defining features of Náttúruvág.