Our Destinations

The Blue Island: Horta’s famous marina, the Capelinhos volcano and hydrangea-lined roads.

The Black Island: the smallest of the nine, with one village and the vast Caldeirão crater.

The Pink Island: waterfalls pouring down green cliffs, crater lakes and almost no crowds.

The White Island: quiet villages, windmills and the Furna do Enxofre cave inside its caldera.

The Grey Island: Portugal’s highest mountain, UNESCO-listed vineyards and great whale watching.

The Yellow Island: the sunniest and driest of the nine, with sandy beaches and mobula ray dives.

The Brown Island: towering cliffs, fajãs by the sea, coastal hikes and famous local cheese.

The Green Island: the largest, with crater lakes, Furnas hot springs and tea plantations.

The Lilac Island: UNESCO-listed Angra do Heroísmo, volcanic caves and lively festivals.

Nine volcanic islands in the mid-Atlantic: crater lakes, hot springs, whales and green landscapes.