UNESCO heritage at sea 🌊 Join Tórik for a trip in a Faroese rowing boat — a living piece of culture, now recognised on UNESCO’s list of representative intangible cultural heritage of humanity. “For me, this is more than a boat. The Faroese rowing boat is heritage, strength, and community. From fishing villages to fierce rowing competitions, it’s proof that tradition still lives on in the North Atlantic,” says Tórik. Rooted in the Nordic clinker-built boat tradition with more than 2,000 years of

Ferry arriving at the port in Klaksvik. Kunoy Island in the background. High quality 4k footage. Bordoy Island. Klaksvik is second biggest city in Faroe Islands. Harbour full of boats in Faroe.

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