In the second part of his trip, Eftyhis visits the largest of the country's 18 islands and explores the capital Torshavn. Strolling through the picturesque harbor and observes the colorful buildings reminiscent of Copenhagen and the traditional wooden houses that house the government. He goes to one of the most picturesque villages in the region to see the oldest surviving Catholic temple in the Faroe Islands, which is also the oldest building in the country. The next day he visits Mykines, the westernmost island of Faroe. He walks in the fog to reach one of the most important lighthouses in the North Atlantic. Along the way he sees the beautiful puffins up close, since on the island there is one of the largest colonies in the world. Returning to the settlement of the island, he tastes traditional fish soup and meets one of the ten permanent residents to find out where the island got its name.