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Azores Travel Advice
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Why Travel to Azores?

  • Climb Mt Pico (2351m) at sunrise and see all 5 islands of the central group from the top.
  • Dive with the manta rays off Santa Maria island
  • Stay on Flores island (the most westerly point of Europe) and experience the absolute tranquillity of the village of Fajã Grande with its backdrop of waterfalls cascading into romantic pools.
  • Sail around the islands starting from Horta marina, the transatlantic stop off point for yachties and have a gin and tonic in the world famous Peters Café Sport.
  • Join a whale and dolphin research boat and help the onboard biologist with her sperm whale photo ID research