Azores
The Azores Islands
Corvo Island
Corvo Island - Black Island - the smallest of the nine Azores islands and considered a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, known due to its dramatic volcanic landscapes, unique geological formations, and rich cultural heritage.
Faial Island
Faial Island - Blue Island - renowned for its stunning blue hydrangea blooms that adorn the landscape. This vibrant island offers dramatic volcanic landscapes, picturesque marinas, and a rich maritime history.
Flores Island
Flores Island - Pink Island - due to its abundant azalea flower blooms, is a tranquil paradise known for its breathtaking nature reserves. Explore the lush landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and diverse flora creating an idyllic setting for nature enthusia
Graciosa Island
Graciosa Island- White Island - due to unique characteristics such as Pedras Brancas (White Stones) and Serra Branca (White Hills), boasts the prestigious UNESCO recognition as a World Biosphere Reserve. With its remarkable landscape and abundant architec
Pico Island
Pico Island - Grey Island - is celebrated for its extraordinary landscape featuring a captivating mosaic of stone-walled vineyards called 'currais,' alongside its rugged lava fields. Dominating the scene is Portugal's tallest peak, Pico Mountain.
Santa Maria Island
Santa Maria Island - Yellow Island - is the southernmost and easternmost gem in the Azores. With its warm, dry climate, it boasts yellow features throughout its landscape. Known as the 'Island of the Sun,' it's the Azores' sole home to a white sand beach.
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