Gjógv Village and Sea Gorge
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Við Gjógv is a town in the Faroe Islands on the northeast coast of Eysturoy. Gjógv is the Faroese word for crevice. The place takes its name from the crevice in which there is a small natural port.
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•November 23, 2022
Gjógv is the Faroese word for crevices.
The village's main attraction is the crevice after which the village is named,
with the natural harbor that is said to have been used during the Viking era.
The place is worth a visit because it is interesting and you can take a break here.translated by•February 21, 2020
Definitely worth seeing: after a beautiful drive over the mountains, here is a real natural spectacle. The waves of the Atlantic beat with full force against the cliffs
translated by•October 4, 2024
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