Azores Tours
Booking one of these amazing Azores Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Azores tours are an amazing blend of nature and adventure, providing access to incredible island landscapes that are perfect for an active holiday. Planning a trip to the Azores isn’t as difficult as it might seem, with its mid-Atlantic location being easily accessible from both Europe and North America. One thing is certain, regardless of where you travel from - Azores tours are ready and waiting as your next adventure travel destination!
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7-Day São Miguel Island Tour
Want to experience breathtaking island landscapes, a beautifully diverse array of wildlife, and unforgettable adventures on your next holiday? This 7-Day São Miguel Island Tour offers all of that and more on an incredible multi-activity adventure in the incredible Azores islands of Portugal!
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São Miguel Adventure Tour
If you are after an unforgettable travel experience that combines breathtaking island landscapes and a variety of exciting outdoor activities, then the São Miguel Adventure Tour is the perfect journey for you to undertake!
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The Azores Triangle Walking Tour
Explore the Azores Triangle, experiencing the unspoiled landscapes of the archipelago’s three main islands on this whimsical walking holiday! The Azores Triangle Walking Tour invites you to explore the Azorean islands of Pico, São Jorge, and Faial, spending 10 days walking the islands’ most remarkable landscapes at your own pace.
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Azores Islands Walking Tour
The Azores Region of Portugal, comprised of nine volcanic islands, is a magical archipelago in the North Atlantic Ocean. You’ll discover the region’s eastern group of islands, Santa Maria and São Miguel, on the Azores Islands Walking Tour.
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When planning where to go in the Azores, start by exploring the main islands of São Miguel, Terceira, and Pico. Each offers unique attractions, from São Miguel's crater lakes to Terceira's UNESCO World Heritage sites and Pico's volcanic peaks. Venture off the beaten path to discover hidden gems on smaller islands like Faial and Flores.
In the Azores, the possibilities for adventure are endless. Embark on Azores hiking tours to summit volcanic peaks or explore lush trails through ancient forests. Dive into the crystal-clear waters to discover vibrant marine life, or paddle along the coastlines on kayak excursions. Don't miss the chance to explore lava caves or go whale watching in the Atlantic Ocean.
Choosing when to visit the Azores depends on your preferred activities. Summer (June to August) offers warm weather and ideal conditions for outdoor adventures like hiking and diving. Spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October) boast mild temperatures and fewer tourists, perfect for exploring the islands without the crowds.
- Hike to the summit of Mount Pico, the highest peak in Portugal, for breathtaking panoramic views of the archipelago.
- Explore the mystical landscapes of São Miguel's Sete Cidades and Furnas, home to volcanic lakes, hot springs, and geothermal wonders.
- Embark on a whale watching expedition off the coast of Faial or Pico, where you can spot sperm whales, dolphins, and even elusive blue whales.
English is widely spoken in the Azores, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. Many locals, particularly those in the tourism industry, have a good command of English.
The duration of your trip to the Azores depends on your interests and activities. A week to ten days is often sufficient to explore the main attractions of several islands. However, longer stays allow for more in-depth exploration and relaxation.
It is advisable to bring euros (€) to the Azores for small purchases and transactions, especially in rural areas where credit card acceptance may be limited. Credit cards are widely accepted in larger towns and tourist areas, but it's always a good idea to carry some cash for convenience.
Yes, the Azores is a family-friendly destination with plenty of activities suitable for all ages. Families can enjoy outdoor adventures like hiking, whale watching, and swimming in natural pools, as well as cultural experiences and family-friendly accommodations.
The best way to get around the Azores is by renting a car, especially if you plan to explore multiple islands. Public transportation options such as buses and taxis are available on the main islands, but schedules may be limited, especially in rural areas.
Accommodation options in the Azores range from hotels and guesthouses to bed and breakfasts, self-catering apartments, and rural tourism lodgings known as "quintas." There are also campsites and eco-lodges for those seeking a more adventurous stay.
The Azores operates on Azores Time (AZOT/AZOST), which is 1 hour behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC-1) during standard time and the same as UTC during daylight saving time.
Yes, self-guided tours are possible in the Azores, particularly for activities like hiking, exploring villages, and visiting natural attractions. Detailed maps, guidebooks, and online resources are available to assist independent travelers.
Yes, guided tours are available in the Azores for those who prefer a more structured and informative experience. Local guides offer tours focusing on hiking, whale watching, cultural sightseeing, and other activities tailored to travelers' interests.
The Azores can be reached by air from mainland Portugal, as well as from several European cities and North America. Direct flights are available to major islands like São Miguel and Terceira, while inter-island flights and ferries connect the other islands.
Major towns in the Azores include Ponta Delgada and Ribeira Grande on São Miguel, Angra do Heroísmo and Praia da Vitória on Terceira, Horta on Faial, and Madalena on Pico. These towns serve as hubs for tourism, commerce, and cultural activities.