Meet the Puffins of Mykines in the Faroe Islands

Every year, millions of puffins visit the Faroe Islands to breed and nest on land. The cuddly looking creatures are actually sea birds of prey and spend most of their lives on the water, so getting a chance to see them up close is a real treat. On Mykines island, huge colonies of puffins occupy the sea-facing hillside, where they dig burrows for their young and dive into the ocean to fish. Hike along scenic trails to see these incredible birds as they go about their daily lives.