Home of the Atlantic salmon

For thousands of years, the Atlantic salmon has migrated from the rivers flowing into the North Atlantic Ocean to the sea around the Faroe Islands to feed and grow. Over time, the salmon has adapted to the unique conditions of these waters, making the Faroe Islands the optimal habitat for raising the Atlantic salmon. The sea around the Faroe Islands in the home of the Atlantic salmon.

This pristine marine environment is characterized by stable year-round sea temperatures ranging between 6-11 C°, along with a specific regional daylight regime. The Atlantic salmon has instinctively sought out and thrived in this natural setting, which provides the best living conditions.