The Danish royals are perfectly in sync on four-day visit to the Faroe Islands: All the photos

What a beautiful couple in a beautiful place! <p>Photo: &copy; Instagram/@detdanskekongehus
Prince Frederik had a special outing with his eldest son on the evening of Aug. 25 at the Faroese Cup final. The pair presented the trophy to B36 Tórshavn after they defeated HB Tórshavn in a penalty shootout. <p>Photo: &copy; Mads Claus Rasmussen, Ritzau Scanpix on Instagram/@detdanskekongehus
Strong boy! On Aug. 25, Prince Christian was challenged with lifting a large salmon while visiting the Bakkafrost salmon company in Skalaroed. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
Prince Frederik, Princess Mary and their four children dressed to impress for a glitzy reception on the royal yacht King Dannebrog in the captial Tórshavn on Aug. 25. <p>Photo: &copy; Kongehuset
Royal selfie! Crown Prince Frederik snapped himself riding in the open-air lift that runs on Streymoy Island. <p>Photo: &copy; H.K.H. Kronprinsen
The sixsome wore more rugged attire to take in the spectacular landscape of Mikladalur island on Aug. 24. <p>Photo: &copy; MADS CLAUS RASMUSSEN/AFP/Getty Images
The charming couple, who celebrated the crown prince's 50th birthday this year with a <a href="https://ca.hellomagazine.com/royalty/02018052745343/crown-prince-frederik-50th-birthday-royal-gala-photos">glitzy gala in Copenhagen</a>, had a blast talking to local children in Tjoernuvik on day three of their tour. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
The royal kept her look chic yet casual in a belted rain coat, black turtleneck and blue jeans. <p>Photo: &copy; Kongehuset
Princess Mary was all smiles as she posed with local surfers near Tjørnuvík. <p>Photo: &copy; Kongehuset
Princess Mary donned a black turtleneck, brown waterproof coat with a cinched waist and a ponytail while chatting with children in Hvalvik Island on the third day of the tour. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
The family that dresses together... Princess Mary was twinning with her children on Aug. 24, when the family visited the village of Mikladalur to see the iconic statue of the local mythological figure Kopakonan, or the Seal Woman. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
Posing with the striking Seal Woman! <p>Photo: &copy;
The family posed on Eystfelli mountain on the remote island of Fugloy, which has just 38 residents. <p>Photo: &copy; Kongehuset
Crown Prince Frederik attended a few engagements on day two with his son, Prince Christian. The day ended in the House of Lords, where the President of the Langing welcomed the duo and Princess Mary. <p>Photo: &copy; Ritzau Scanpix og Chris Christophersen, Royal Press Photo
The future monarchs and their children shared a moment of calm while meeting locals in the small fishing village of Skalaroed, which is famous for salmon production, on Aug. 25. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
The brothers walked together while exploring Skalaroed on the third day of their tour. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
Prince Frederik, 50, waved to spectators with his son Prince Christian on Aug. 24 as the family approached Klaksvig on the Royal Danish ship Dannebrog. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
Prince Christian, who is second-in-line to the Danish throne, posed with sister Princess Isabella and twins Princess Josephine and Prince Vincent. The foursome looked sweet wearing the national clothing of the Faroe Islands while cruising on the King Ship Dannebrog. <p>Photo: &copy; Kongehuset
The children greeted elderly community members while in the islands' capital, Torshavn, on Aug. 23. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
The family of six was welcomed to the islands at the waterfront wearing traditional Faroe ensembles. <p>Photo: &copy; MADS CLAUS RASMUSSEN/AFP/Getty Images
The ever-stylish Princess Mary, 46, paired her traditional clothing with a chic chignon and glittering floral earrings. The future queen paired a light smokey eye with flawless skin, some blush and a pink lip. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
Crown Princess Mary and her children walked along the hills of Tórshavn on the first day of their tour. <p>Photo: &copy; Mads Claus Rasmussen on Instagram/@detdanskekongehus
On day two, an official welcome in Klaksvík!
Crown Prince Frederik led the way on day one, during which the family toured a local school, college and the Faroe Islands National Board. <p>Photo: &copy; Mads Claus Rasmussen on Instagram/@detdanskekongehus
Princess Josephine, who wore her hair in a beautiful waterfall braid,w as enamoured by the floral arrangement the family received in Skalaroed on the third day of their royal tour. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
Schoolchildren were clad in crowns as they greeted the Danish royal family, who spent four days exploring the Faroe Islands, located between Iceland and Scotland. <p>Photo: &copy; Ritzau Scanpix og Chris Christophersen, Royal Press Photo
The family visited a daycare in Torshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands that has 17,000 inhabitants. The sweet schoolchildren created their own crowns to celebrate the occasion. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
Crown Prince Frederik, Princess Mary and their children - Prince Christian, Princess Isabella, Princess Josephine and Prince Vincent - learned about the history of the Faroe Islands. <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
The Danish Royal Family spent four days touring Denmark’s Faroe Islands, a breathtaking collection of lush volcanic islands, from Aug. 23 to Aug. 26. Crown Prince Frederik and Princess Mary guided their four children – Prince Christian, 12, Princess Isabella, 11, and seven-year-old twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine – through the stops on the tour and the six were even perfectly in sync when it came to their wardrobes. From arriving in traditional ensembles to a glitzy reception on a yacht, click through to see all the best moments from the family’s fun visit! <p>Photo: &copy; Ole Jensen/Corbis via Getty Images
The Bishop of the Faroe Islands, Jogvan Fredriksson, led the family to the little village church in Sandavigi for a service on the final day of their tour. <p>Photo: &copy; Instagram/@detdanskekongehus
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