The beauty of this channel is that one minute you see Noel flying in 1st class sipping champagne and then the next video sleeping in a caravan in the middle of nowhere bumping into random sheep.
I live in the boonies of Texas. You'd get a chuckle here. This is meat goat country and lots of folks have goat's, horses, and chickens in their yards. Warning, never honk at a chicken crossing the road. It will stop and stare at you. Then spend 5 minutes trying to remember which way it was going before returning to where it started.
There is SO MUCH more to the Faroes than a caravan - LOL! I have very fond memories of my trip a few years ago. The waterfalls are incredible, Mykines for Puffins was a great day trip. Incredible Faroese villages with picturesque vistas! A magical place.
Hi Noel The video was great but what made it great was the look on your face when you realised your hotel room was a caravan!! Priceless. Keep up the great reviews. Kind regards DS
That fish and chips looked incredible. And you walked it off on the Faroe Islands' admittedly non-horizontal surfaces! Excellent choices of food, destination and accommodation. I was waiting for an elaborate tour of all the caravan's amenities! Ooops I guess there weren't many. But it was comedy gold!
Bloody wonderful video mate!!! Just the perfect little place to do a quick getaway! I bet the history and the culture would be great to explore. i believe I may have to check it out up ahead! Be seeing you and all the best from here on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, west coast of Florida!!!
Beautiful place noal. Bet you didn't expect your ensuite bedroom to be on four wheels 😂 fantastic views when coming in to land as well. Keep them video's coming 👍
Finally you visited my country, hope you get to experience our beautiful islands for a longer time in the future so you can see all the beauty we have up here!
Donegal Airport has been ranked as number 1 most scenic Airport in the world for the past number of years. You should check it out. Carrickfinn airport, Donegal, Ireland.
I flew to Copenhagen from Bangkok on my way back to the UK (It was a deal with Norwegian that I just couldn't refuse) and had a long weekend there. The sun shone EVERY day...
Nice Noel! Those views coming in to land were pretty stunning! What a fascinating place! Reminds me of Ascension Island! And that's the first time that I've heard an A320 (NEO) engine spool up that sounded any good!
Atlantic Airways is a great airline! I once applied for an A320 position and they had 31 applicants! It's an appealing place to fly and definitely a change from the normal.
Nice one Noel, That’s yet another journey you have placed on my bucket list, I love your travels to remote places, as I do the ones to places many have been, you always put a calm vid together and for me being a late night unwinding viewer/subscriber they are perfect and tick all my boxes. ✅ Thank you kindly. 🙏
I remember back in the 80s when the only way into Vagar was on the Icelandair/Flugleidir F27s! There was no Atlantic Airways at all .. the route was Reykjavik (City Airport, not KEF) -- Vagar -- Glasgow and back ... in an F27, mind you! The Faeroes have certainly come a long way since then!
What a beautiful place to visit, great airline service. Another amazing video. (as always) Take care Noel. (Slightly disappointed you didn't take on the 10% beer but hey, always next time 😉 lol)
When you first started the video and mentioned the country you didn't know exist, being you were in Iceland I figured you were going the Faroe Islands. That said it is incorrect to say Faroe islands is its own country. The Faroe Islands is a self-governing archipelago, part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
@@TheGeorg007 I mean in a way they are administrated in the same way that Wales, Scotland etc are within the United Kingdom. While both Greenland and the Faroe Islands are largely independent, they're still effectively part of the Danish nation (even if Greenland doesn't want that, though legally they can just come to the negotiating table any time they want. It's part of the law here that if the Greenlandic people want independence, all they need to do is to discuss it with the Danish government and then we're obligated to make them independent. Don't know if it's the same with the Faroes though.)
@@drdewott9154 well, they have been independent before, back in 1946 they declared for independence after a vote. They were however put back into the danish realm because of the vote being 50,7 for independence and 49,3 against independence.
Loving your Channel Noel, bringing some bit of normalcy in such abnormal times world wide. You and your team have a real authentic way of presenting your content from the pre-boarding experience to exploring the travel destination's sites all while making sure that aviation is the main theme. Great stuff. Keep it up.
That was an unusual stop Noel! My question is: What the heck do the people of Svag do? nice big houses and cars - but what do they DO and where do they GO?! I love the idea of remote living, but this has given me so many questions!
Spent a few days in the Faroes some years ago. Flew from Stansted to Copenhagen and Copenhagen to Vagar. I don't recall what the aircraft were on both legs. I rented a car and stayed in a holiday flat in a small settlement called Kollafjørdur. I was due to visit a family in Toftir, which I could see around 10 miles away across a couple f fjords -- but it was at least 50km to drive there. I also visited a friend in Klaksvik and found myself 'locked into' the town because the undersea tunnel was closed for maintenance. Luckily I could stay with my friend in Klaksvik's hospital accommation (he was a doctor). An amazing place to visit. The approach into the airport is quite stunning.
My favourite thing about Keflavik is that they have Duty Free on the way into the country as well as the way out. It’s mainly because alcohol is so expensive in Iceland! You can get a 6 pack of 500ml Gull beer for the same price as one beer in a bar in Reykjavik!
Really beautiful country- I loved my visit there 2-3 years ago. You really shouldve rented a car and driven around some of the islands! The famous Sorvagsvatn Cliff that makes the lake look like its pouring into the ocean is right next to the airport too. Take a trip back sometime and see all the sights! Torshavn is a great little Capital city aswell
Reminds of the Azores islands a bit, ahhhh its been too long since I've been back. The feeling of being in a remote island in the middle of the atlantic is indescribable. Everyone should do it once in their life. Great trip Noel, can't wait to see you on the next one!
Don't hit on the pronunciation as pronunciation changes for many things from country to country. If you listen to the onboard annoucement they say the same as Noel
I only heard of the Faroe Islands these days because of the number of COVID cases on Worldometers and I had zero clue where that was. Also, the house next to that caravan honestly looks pretty nice!
The sun does shine occasionally in Copenhagen…. 😊, but if you want a better chance of sun in Denmark fly with DAT’s ATRs into RNN on the sunshine island in the Baltic better known as Bornholm. A very special place peppered with lovely villages along a varied coastline with great experiences in gastronomy and handcrafted arts like pottery and glass.
I've heard of it and have been. I quickly realised it was a harsh place to live. Not too bad in summer, but winter is savage. As they have no natural resources, relying on imported diesel for power generators, they built a windfarm for power and the windmills were blown over! There was actually a caravan rally when we were there, hundreds of caravans in the field. I don't know why as whilst there are 18 islands (and there have been mad plans to have a golf course with a single hole on each one!) they all looked exactly the same to me! Like you found if you want to go away there aren't many hotels outside of the main towns, so caravans must be the alternative.
I did visit Copenhagen once for a 4 night stay. There was a heat wave with 30 degree tempratures . Was the bagage handler in Reykjavik a junior pilot? She had two stripes on her sleeve.
Great vlog as always. The apt at FAE reminds me of the apt at HFT. How was it to take a shower in the caravan? I have been to CPH in all kinds of weather. The most crazy was when they had the relase party for the Tuborg X-mas beer. The town hall square was turned in to a ski hill! There was not a single sober dane in sight…. The cab driver let us off and could not get home fast enough. Lol!
Looks like a fun place to visit. I have been to CPH many times and seen it in all sorts of weather. Yes you can get sun! But once or twice the landing was bumpy because of strong winds, due to its coastal location. I've also had snow...
Welcome back Noel..another great trip report. I have been making a list of places I would like to go to when this pandemic ends (god knows when ) and a few islands have cropped up....Channel Islands....St Helena and Faroe Islands !! I have been to the Cocos Keeling Islands on my way to Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean where I worked for 6 months so no need to return there !! Great views on approach mate !! I am surprised to read nearly 50 thousand people live there !!! A caravan...hope it had full "facilities" if you get my drift !! And although not an island Copenhagen is also on the list...rain hail or shine !!! Well done as always mate and I trust you and the family are safe and well !!
Id heard of the islands through football but also i bumped into a coach load of faroe islanders when they were on a shopping trip to the metrocentre shopping centre near newcastle. Every year loads of them sailed down on a small cruise ship to go shopping. They would disembark at the ferry dock on the river tyne then spend the day shopping before returning home. Not sure if they still visit
20:01 ☔️ same for my hometown in Portland, Oregon or the entire Pacific NW. It actually only rains twice a year, once for 6 months and another for 4 months 😂
Thoroughly enjoyef this video and the amazing scenery it contains. There must be many anazing walks on the Faroe Islands. Please don't let the "mispronounciaton" type comments get to you- I've had my fair share of those over the years. And at least they've better than the current you know what type of comments. By the way, its been sublimely peaceful since I disabled comments on my most recent transport videos, and numbers of views haven't seen affected. Looking forward to your next flight!
Thanks for the info on arriving in Iceland. I went out there last week on an epic road trip. We had an amazing time. Painful at the airport tho 🥴 but otherwise an awesome stay. Thanks for the update and posting awesome videos.
Atlantic Airways does an inter island helicopter service too, and I took a flight when I was there in '19. Great fun. And yes, Vágar is a wonderful airport.
I have a model of the Atlantic Airways A320-the guy who sold it to me told me that he got it in Tórshavn and it came with him to Copenhagen, Riga, and Tel Aviv, where it sat in his employee locker at Ben Gurion Airport for a few years. Definitely the most unique piece of aviation-related merchandise I have.
I landed many times in Copenhagen and you're right I think it was raining every time. I had some few takeoffs in sunny weather from there though... One scary thing that happened to me in CPH was that we had to land and it was so foggy so it was only white outside. And we were descending and descending and descending and I start to wonder when we would hit the runway and suddenly the pilot gave full thrust on the engine and we had to make a go-around. The second time we managed to land but the runway wasn't visible until half second before we touched down
Faroe is lovely, thanks for sharing & I loved your camper accommodations :) Is Iceland and Faroe places you will visit again, and with a family trip? Stay safe during your travels.
As a plane spotter and aviation fan, I was real looking forward to flying Atlantic. I did so roundtrip from Iceland at around the same time Noel travelled. Sadly, I was very disappointed by Atlantic's flight and ground crew. They seemed not wanting to be bothered, especially when I inquired about their helicopter services. The Faroes are a gem and its people are wonderful, however, Atlantic needs to improve, especially when it comes to their customer service.
July 2015 had an 8 hour lay over in Copenhagen on my way to Vilnius. I had blue skies and no rain the whole 8 hours I was there so maybe I caught a window of good weather.
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I love how Noel is flying more during COVID than me in normal times
He’s doing a great job making sure he’s got great content for all of us to enjoy during this difficult time he’s one of the best you tubers out there
In his defence your livelihood isn't dependent on it like his (making an assumption there)
The beauty of this channel is that one minute you see Noel flying in 1st class sipping champagne and then the next video sleeping in a caravan in the middle of nowhere bumping into random sheep.
Lol, hello Mr sheep...mint sauce. 😂🤣😂🤣
He's not the only youtuber I've seen living in that particular caravan 😄
I live in the boonies of Texas. You'd get a chuckle here. This is meat goat country and lots of folks have goat's, horses, and chickens in their yards. Warning, never honk at a chicken crossing the road. It will stop and stare at you. Then spend 5 minutes trying to remember which way it was going before returning to where it started.
There is SO MUCH more to the Faroes than a caravan - LOL! I have very fond memories of my trip a few years ago. The waterfalls are incredible, Mykines for Puffins was a great day trip. Incredible Faroese villages with picturesque vistas! A magical place.
Hi Noel
The video was great but what made it great was the look on your face when you realised your hotel room was a caravan!! Priceless.
Keep up the great reviews.
Kind regards
DS
That fish and chips looked incredible. And you walked it off on the Faroe Islands' admittedly non-horizontal surfaces! Excellent choices of food, destination and accommodation. I was waiting for an elaborate tour of all the caravan's amenities! Ooops I guess there weren't many. But it was comedy gold!
Another great video Noel. What pretty place you went to.
Bloody wonderful video mate!!! Just the perfect little place to do a quick getaway! I bet the history and the culture would be great to explore. i believe I may have to check it out up ahead! Be seeing you and all the best from here on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, west coast of Florida!!!
Went to the Faroe Islands in 1997 on a school exchange, beautiful place 🇫🇴
Beautiful place noal. Bet you didn't expect your ensuite bedroom to be on four wheels 😂 fantastic views when coming in to land as well. Keep them video's coming 👍
Finally you visited my country, hope you get to experience our beautiful islands for a longer time in the future so you can see all the beauty we have up here!
Triggered dane here :-) Copenhagen has around 157 days a year with Rain or snow. And that includes everything from small showers to all day rain.
Donegal Airport has been ranked as number 1 most scenic Airport in the world for the past number of years. You should check it out. Carrickfinn airport, Donegal, Ireland.
For such a faraway tiny place, thats a beautiful airport. So new & modern, well equipped
I flew to Copenhagen from Bangkok on my way back to the UK (It was a deal with Norwegian that I just couldn't refuse) and had a long weekend there. The sun shone EVERY day...
Faroe Islands reminds me of the west coast of Scotland looking at the scenery ..
Nice Noel! Those views coming in to land were pretty stunning! What a fascinating place! Reminds me of Ascension Island! And that's the first time that I've heard an A320 (NEO) engine spool up that sounded any good!
Atlantic Airways is a great airline! I once applied for an A320 position and they had 31 applicants! It's an appealing place to fly and definitely a change from the normal.
Nice one Noel, That’s yet another journey you have placed on my bucket list, I love your travels to remote places, as I do the ones to places many have been, you always put a calm vid together and for me being a late night unwinding viewer/subscriber they are perfect and tick all my boxes. ✅
Thank you kindly. 🙏
I love the sign at the restaurant. A very confused affirmation type quote. Lol
Looked beautiful little town.... here in the United States we call them travel trailers for tow behind.... or also a tent on wheels...
My family and I spent a week in Copenhagen a year or two ago and we only had one day of drizzle. The rest of the time was lovely, warm and sunny.😎
I remember back in the 80s when the only way into Vagar was on the Icelandair/Flugleidir F27s! There was no Atlantic Airways at all .. the route was Reykjavik (City Airport, not KEF) -- Vagar -- Glasgow and back ... in an F27, mind you! The Faeroes have certainly come a long way since then!
Another lovely video! Your visits to various countries are very enjoyable. You do a great job narrating, too. Keep up the great work!
What a beautiful place to visit, great airline service. Another amazing video. (as always) Take care Noel. (Slightly disappointed you didn't take on the 10% beer but hey, always next time 😉 lol)
When you first started the video and mentioned the country you didn't know exist, being you were in Iceland I figured you were going the Faroe Islands. That said it is incorrect to say Faroe islands is its own country. The Faroe Islands is a self-governing archipelago, part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
Well, it‘s a country just like Denmark and Greenland, all of them being a part of the Kingdom of Denmark - similar to the UK
@@TheGeorg007 Nope.
@@TheGeorg007 I mean in a way they are administrated in the same way that Wales, Scotland etc are within the United Kingdom. While both Greenland and the Faroe Islands are largely independent, they're still effectively part of the Danish nation (even if Greenland doesn't want that, though legally they can just come to the negotiating table any time they want. It's part of the law here that if the Greenlandic people want independence, all they need to do is to discuss it with the Danish government and then we're obligated to make them independent. Don't know if it's the same with the Faroes though.)
@@drdewott9154 well, they have been independent before, back in 1946 they declared for independence after a vote. They were however put back into the danish realm because of the vote being 50,7 for independence and 49,3 against independence.
Loving your Channel Noel, bringing some bit of normalcy in such abnormal times world wide. You and your team have a real authentic way of presenting your content from the pre-boarding experience to exploring the travel destination's sites all while making sure that aviation is the main theme. Great stuff. Keep it up.
You should have stayed a while longer and flown the helicopter from Vagar to Torshavn or Klaksvik. The Faroe Islands is a wonderful place.
Cool video. The fish and chips looked brilliant! 🐟
Thanks! Always wanted to go to Faroe Islands...
This town is so beautiful, it makes it feel like we're in Germany/Switzerland!
Lovely video. Reminds me of my week in Bruff Ireland, one shop, one hotel a few tea rooms, a few bars. Sheep in the back garden. Great people.
Keep them coming Noel.
That was an unusual stop Noel! My question is: What the heck do the people of Svag do? nice big houses and cars - but what do they DO and where do they GO?! I love the idea of remote living, but this has given me so many questions!
Spent a few days in the Faroes some years ago. Flew from Stansted to Copenhagen and Copenhagen to Vagar. I don't recall what the aircraft were on both legs. I rented a car and stayed in a holiday flat in a small settlement called Kollafjørdur. I was due to visit a family in Toftir, which I could see around 10 miles away across a couple f fjords -- but it was at least 50km to drive there. I also visited a friend in Klaksvik and found myself 'locked into' the town because the undersea tunnel was closed for maintenance. Luckily I could stay with my friend in Klaksvik's hospital accommation (he was a doctor). An amazing place to visit. The approach into the airport is quite stunning.
20:00 We have approximately 180 raindays per year so yes sun is a thing in Copenhagen haha, but it's always raining in Denmark :D
The Danish Airtransport I thought this phenomenon was called „swedish summer“ 🤣🤣
@@dopepopeurban6129 hahahhaha
My favourite thing about Keflavik is that they have Duty Free on the way into the country as well as the way out. It’s mainly because alcohol is so expensive in Iceland! You can get a 6 pack of 500ml Gull beer for the same price as one beer in a bar in Reykjavik!
Really beautiful country- I loved my visit there 2-3 years ago. You really shouldve rented a car and driven around some of the islands! The famous Sorvagsvatn Cliff that makes the lake look like its pouring into the ocean is right next to the airport too. Take a trip back sometime and see all the sights! Torshavn is a great little Capital city aswell
I’ve ONLY seen CPH in the sun (when I’ve actually got off the plane). I had a night stop back when I was BA cabin crew and we had beautiful weather!
Reminds of the Azores islands a bit, ahhhh its been too long since I've been back. The feeling of being in a remote island in the middle of the atlantic is indescribable. Everyone should do it once in their life. Great trip Noel, can't wait to see you on the next one!
Faroe is pronounced like Pharaoh as in Egypt.
youre right in pronunciation while Noel is wrong
I like how those islanders erected those pyramids.....
Yep as in fair not far
Don't hit on the pronunciation as pronunciation changes for many things from country to country. If you listen to the onboard annoucement they say the same as Noel
Glad someone else noticed.
I only heard of the Faroe Islands these days because of the number of COVID cases on Worldometers and I had zero clue where that was.
Also, the house next to that caravan honestly looks pretty nice!
The sun does shine occasionally in Copenhagen…. 😊, but if you want a better chance of sun in Denmark fly with DAT’s ATRs into RNN on the sunshine island in the Baltic better known as Bornholm. A very special place peppered with lovely villages along a varied coastline with great experiences in gastronomy and handcrafted arts like pottery and glass.
I've heard of it and have been. I quickly realised it was a harsh place to live. Not too bad in summer, but winter is savage. As they have no natural resources, relying on imported diesel for power generators, they built a windfarm for power and the windmills were blown over!
There was actually a caravan rally when we were there, hundreds of caravans in the field. I don't know why as whilst there are 18 islands (and there have been mad plans to have a golf course with a single hole on each one!) they all looked exactly the same to me! Like you found if you want to go away there aren't many hotels outside of the main towns, so caravans must be the alternative.
I did visit Copenhagen once for a 4 night stay. There was a heat wave with 30 degree tempratures . Was the bagage handler in Reykjavik a junior pilot? She had two stripes on her sleeve.
I remember vaguely being in Copenhagen in 1964 when I was 3. Cloudy mostly, sometimes it rained too.
Thanks, like these relaxed uncomplicated reviews
WOW it’s beautiful Noel. Is the camper as we call it anyway. Is it a airB&B that your stayed in ?
Yes, AirBNB :)
12:58 "Hello Mr sheep... Mint Sauce"😂
Congrats in 150k! Love from the USA!
Great vlog as always. The apt at FAE reminds me of the apt at HFT. How was it to take a shower in the caravan? I have been to CPH in all kinds of weather. The most crazy was when they had the relase party for the Tuborg X-mas beer. The town hall square was turned in to a ski hill! There was not a single sober dane in sight…. The cab driver let us off and could not get home fast enough. Lol!
Any football fan will have heard of the Faroes. Also anyone old enough to remember the shipping forecast on the radio.
These videos are the only things keeping me sane! Thank you!
Glad you like them!
Looks like a fun place to visit. I have been to CPH many times and seen it in all sorts of weather. Yes you can get sun! But once or twice the landing was bumpy because of strong winds, due to its coastal location. I've also had snow...
Great Trip Report! I just wonder what random accommodation you might have next on one of your trips. ✈️
Thanks Noel. Lovely to see such a quaint little island .
It looked amazing 😃
Welcome back Noel..another great trip report. I have been making a list of places I would like to go to when this pandemic ends (god knows when ) and a few islands have cropped up....Channel Islands....St Helena and Faroe Islands !! I have been to the Cocos Keeling Islands on my way to Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean where I worked for 6 months so no need to return there !! Great views on approach mate !! I am surprised to read nearly 50 thousand people live there !!! A caravan...hope it had full "facilities" if you get my drift !! And although not an island Copenhagen is also on the list...rain hail or shine !!! Well done as always mate and I trust you and the family are safe and well !!
With his trips to Iceland and now the Faroe Islands Noel is designing our next trip I think..
It looks a beautiful place to chill out for a few days👍
As someone with a Faroese friend, I had to wince ever so slightly at your pronunciation of the Faroe Islands 😜
Id heard of the islands through football but also i bumped into a coach load of faroe islanders when they were on a shopping trip to the metrocentre shopping centre near newcastle. Every year loads of them sailed down on a small cruise ship to go shopping. They would disembark at the ferry dock on the river tyne then spend the day shopping before returning home. Not sure if they still visit
Sausage and egg mcPuffin! Fair play that made me chuckle 👍
20:01 ☔️ same for my hometown in Portland, Oregon or the entire Pacific NW. It actually only rains twice a year, once for 6 months and another for 4 months 😂
Thoroughly enjoyef this video and the amazing scenery it contains. There must be many anazing walks on the Faroe Islands. Please don't let the "mispronounciaton" type comments get to you- I've had my fair share of those over the years. And at least they've better than the current you know what type of comments. By the way, its been sublimely peaceful since I disabled comments on my most recent transport videos, and numbers of views haven't seen affected. Looking forward to your next flight!
Thanks for the info on arriving in Iceland. I went out there last week on an epic road trip. We had an amazing time. Painful at the airport tho 🥴 but otherwise an awesome stay. Thanks for the update and posting awesome videos.
Noel is back, this video is so up my street. Great watch 😉
Congrats on 150k keep up the good work!!!!!
Oh that smooth landing... gave me the chills how smooth it was!
Loving the vlogs Noel! I’d like to see more vlogs of you actually in the different countries aswell
Thanks for another great video Noel, one gets so sick of seat descriptions and food on planes, it is nice to see the country you are visiting.
Here in the states noel we call it a travel trailer I do love your videos keep them coming buddy
When is next video coming out noel
Noel has my family and friends mesmerised with his expeditions, thank you so much Noel for what you do.
Glad you like them!
As with most Scandi countries, buy your alchohol at duty free on the way IN. Fantastic beers on Faroe Islands
Soon as you said caravan club I can only think of the imbertweeners 😂😂 now I got you’re reply on my tweet reply from 2 weeks ago 😂😍
Atlantic Airways does an inter island helicopter service too, and I took a flight when I was there in '19. Great fun. And yes, Vágar is a wonderful airport.
I have a model of the Atlantic Airways A320-the guy who sold it to me told me that he got it in Tórshavn and it came with him to Copenhagen, Riga, and Tel Aviv, where it sat in his employee locker at Ben Gurion Airport for a few years. Definitely the most unique piece of aviation-related merchandise I have.
You should stay longer and visit more places of the Faroes. You've barely scratched the surface!
I thought the same. Was surprised that Noel simply stayed overnight in the town next to the airport without exploring the rest of the islands.
@@Fozwald tick ✔️
Ok, but consider that there are not many places you can go there. You can take the helicopter to Torshavn but other than that...
@@dopepopeurban6129 Renting a car would be a safe and easy way to move around.
20:02 I've been to Copenhagen twice and it was cloudless sunny every time.
I landed many times in Copenhagen and you're right I think it was raining every time. I had some few takeoffs in sunny weather from there though...
One scary thing that happened to me in CPH was that we had to land and it was so foggy so it was only white outside. And we were descending and descending and descending and I start to wonder when we would hit the runway and suddenly the pilot gave full thrust on the engine and we had to make a go-around. The second time we managed to land but the runway wasn't visible until half second before we touched down
Yep, I've been to CPH back in December 2016. I saw the sun a good 4 or 5 days during my week stay there, although it was out for maybe 6 hours 🤣
Faroe is lovely, thanks for sharing & I loved your camper accommodations :) Is Iceland and Faroe places you will visit again, and with a family trip? Stay safe during your travels.
Like watching your adventures gives me ideas where to go when we come out of lockdown.
Hi Noel, I visited Copenhagen in July 2019 and I can confirm there were days that the sun was definitely shining.
Walks up a 1% incline “im not built for mountain climbing” 😁🏔
you can also visit the SAGA lounge on BA Club or Silver/Gold (it was when i was there in 2018 at least)
Thanks for sharing your travel experience. Enjoyed the video a lot.
Noel is a great reporter!
great content like always! LOL for 14:36 bald and bankrupt
yes |I have been to Copenhagen many times when its sunny (even hot one time)
That caravan seems ok for one person. The question I have though is toilet and shower?
i live here, welcome to my country 😆
Og eg⚔️🇫🇴🍺
Nice one Noel cheers
Yes I saw the sun in Copenhagen. Flew there from New York last year early June. The day before flights had been delayed due to storms.
Fish 'n chips looked super yummy :) great video!
As always a very impressive flying in the Faroe Island. Nice place to visit. Can't afford it.. 🙏🙏
I'veheard of the Faroe Islands and I live way over in NZ, but I'm also a mega geography and travel nerd lol.
Another great trip .. thank you
Always wanted to go to the Faroes, Iceland, and Greenland
As a plane spotter and aviation fan, I was real looking forward to flying Atlantic. I did so roundtrip from Iceland at around the same time Noel travelled. Sadly, I was very disappointed by Atlantic's flight and ground crew. They seemed not wanting to be bothered, especially when I inquired about their helicopter services. The Faroes are a gem and its people are wonderful, however, Atlantic needs to improve, especially when it comes to their customer service.
July 2015 had an 8 hour lay over in Copenhagen on my way to Vilnius. I had blue skies and no rain the whole 8 hours I was there so maybe I caught a window of good weather.