The Azores are nine volcanic islands in the middle of the Atlantic, each with a different rhythm, landscape and way of travelling. Use this island hub to compare Sao Miguel, Santa Maria, Terceira, Pico, Sao Jorge, Faial, Graciosa, Flores and Corvo, and continue to the detailed guides for each destination.
Visit Azores Islands
Visit the Azores islands if you want nature, volcanoes, crater lakes, whale watching, hot springs, dramatic coastlines and slow Atlantic travel. The Azores are not a…
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Visit Sao Miguel Azores
Visit Sao Miguel Azores if you want the most complete first experience in the archipelago. São Miguel is the largest island in the Azores and the easiest one for a first trip…
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Visit Santa Maria Azores
Visit Santa Maria Azores if you want to discover the warmest and most different island in the archipelago. Santa Maria is known for drier weather, golden beaches, soft hills,…
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Visit Terceira Azores
Visit Terceira Azores if you want a balanced island with history, volcanic caves, viewpoints, natural pools and strong local culture. Terceira is one of the easiest Azores…
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Visit Pico Azores
Visiting Pico Island in the Azores: climbing Portugal’s highest volcano, UNESCO World Heritage vineyards, and whale watching. Everything you need to know about tourism in…
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Visit Faial Azores
Visit Faial Azores if you want Horta, marina culture, volcanic landscapes, ocean views and one of the easiest combinations with Pico. Faial is often used as a stop between…
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Visit Sao Jorge Azores
Visit Sao Jorge Azores if you want cliffs, hiking trails, fajãs, cheese, ocean views and one of the most distinctive landscapes in the central group. São Jorge is long,…
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Visit Flores Azores
Visit Flores Azores if you want waterfalls, crater lakes, green cliffs and one of the most dramatic natural landscapes in Portugal. Flores is remote, lush and deeply…
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Visit Corvo Azores: complete travel guide
Everything you need to know before visiting Corvo Visiting Corvo island is one of the most unusual experiences in the Azores. Corvo is the smallest island in the archipelago,…
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Visit Graciosa Azores: complete island guide
Visiting Graciosa island in the Azores is a good choice if you want a slower, more local and less crowded side of the archipelago. Graciosa is not the island for rushed…
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