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Portugal’s highest point rises 2,351 metres from the Atlantic: a supervised climb to the summit of Mount Pico, above the clouds.

In Furnas, on São Miguel, the volcano still cooks: steaming caldeiras, hot springs and the famous cozido buried in the earth since morning.

Above the twin lakes of Sete Cidades, the Boca do Inferno viewpoint frames the whole volcanic caldera of São Miguel.

Ponta Delgada’s sanctuary of the Holy Christ of Miracles, at the heart of the island’s greatest devotion.

A nineteenth-century garden on the shores of Lagoa das Furnas, with camellias, ferns and a gothic chapel.

A Victorian botanical garden in the centre of Ponta Delgada, with trees gathered from around the world.

A volcanic chimney on Terceira that can be entered, with stalactites of silica and an underground lake.

A crater lake in the centre of São Miguel, one of the wildest and most beautiful places in the Azores.

The twin lakes of São Miguel, one blue and one green, set inside a vast volcanic crater in the Azores.

A sixteenth-century fortress on the edge of Angra do Heroísmo, part of the defences of the old Azorean capital.

The volcanic peninsula above Angra do Heroísmo, with the great fortress of São João Baptista and views over the bay.

A museum on the island of Santa Maria, in the Azores, with collections on the island’s history and ethnography.

A museum on the island of Graciosa, in the Azores, with collections on the island’s history, ethnography and whaling.

A museum in Calheta on the island of São Jorge, devoted to the composer Francisco de Lacerda and to the life of the island.

A regional museum in the old Jesuit college of Horta, with collections on the Azores, the sea and the Atlantic telegraph.

The whaling museum of Lajes do Pico, in the old boat sheds by the harbour, telling the story of the Azores’ whale hunters.

A regional museum in a former Franciscan convent in Angra do Heroísmo, covering the history of the Azores and the Atlantic.

The oldest museum in the Azores, the Museu Carlos Machado in Ponta Delgada spans art, sacred art, ethnography and natural history across several historic nuclei.

Set sail on a private romantic boat along the coast of São Miguel. Enjoy champagne, chocolates, and flowers as you take in the views.

This activity takes place in Fenais da Luz, one of the most authentic coastal parishes of São Miguel Island.

Active kayaking and snorkelling trip around the islet of Vila Franca do Campo, exploring caves and taking in views of the volcanic formation

This tour is an absolute must-experience because it is the only place on Earth where you can eat a meal literally cooked by the Earth’s volcanic heat and…

Private half-day photography tour on São Miguel with a professional photographer and local guide, focusing on authentic, crowd-free locations.

Exclusive wine and gastronomy inside a private lava cave on Pico Island. Taste local wines and an 8-course menu by candlelight.

Hands-on Azorean cooking class where you prepare and share a seasonal three-course meal with a local chef.

A relaxed walking tour through Ponta Delgada’s historic gardens, combining nature, culture and urban heritage.

Discover the history of whaling and feel the music of the Viola da Terra, in a unique cultural experience on Flores with Lunch included

Explore São Miguel in a private 4×4 with a local guide — morning or afternoon, fully tailored to your group.

Explore Fajã Grande with a guide, learning about history and traditions and enjoying a typical lunch with local produce.

Explore the town of Ponta Delgada with a local guide, learning about history, culture and traditions, and enjoy a typical regional lunch.

Discover Flores and get up close to the typical produce and farming culture on a local farm. An authentic experience full of tradition.

Discover the agriculture of Flores: coffee, tea, local produce, museums and gardens with a local guide on a cultural and gastronomic experience.

Cultural walk between churches, mills and viewpoints from Mosteiro to Aldeia da Cuada, with local stories along the way

Explore the small village of Santa Cruz das Flores with a guide, discovering history and traditions and tasting typical island produce.

Setúbal is just 30Km (19 miles) away from Lisbon and it is one of our favorite destinations as a day trip from the city.

Discover the hidden beauty of the northern coast of São Miguel on an unforgettable bike adventure through Fenais da Luz.































































