This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a unique agricultural landscape where grapes are grown in tiny plots surrounded by stone walls.
The capital of Terceira Island, Angra do Heroísmo is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its Renaissance architecture and historical significance.
The Azores is one of the world's premier destinations for whale and dolphin watching. There are numerous companies that offer tours.
An area of stunning beauty, the massif is home to the Sete Cidades lake, one of the seven natural wonders of Portugal.
Located on Faial Island, the Capelinhos Volcano is best known for its eruption in 1957-1958 which increased the size of the island.
On Terceira Island, the Algar do Carvão is a unique lava tube you can walk inside, featuring stalactites and stalagmites.
Located on São Miguel Island, Furnas is famous for its hot springs, geysers, and the Terra Nostra Botanical Garden.
Try local dishes like the Cozido das Furnas, a meal cooked in the ground by volcanic steam, or the locally produced wines and cheeses.
This marine reserve is a paradise for divers, with clear waters and a diverse underwater fauna.
Located on São Miguel Island, the garden features a wide variety of exotic plants, as well as views of Sete Cidades lake.
The longest lava tube in Portugal, located on Pico Island, offers guided tours where you can learn about volcanic activity and the formation of the Azores.
Known for its beautiful churches, São Roque on Pico Island also has a charming marina and beach area.
The islands' international arts festival features performing and visual arts, music, dance, and more from artists around the world.
The Azores is the only place in Europe with tea plantations. Visit them in São Miguel Island and try the locally produced black and green tea.
Just off the coast of São Miguel, this small islet has a beautiful natural swimming pool and is a nature reserve with rare bird species.