The Miradouro da Boca do Inferno is the quintessential postcard from the Azores. Bottle-green lakes nestled at the bottom of a volcanic crater, surrounded by lush green vegetation and a crystalline Atlantic Ocean in the background. All you have to do is find out how to actually get there, no small feat as it turns out.

From the plane, we gazed upon verdant rolling hills, their patchwork pattern framed by black volcanic stone walls. Below us, crystalline waters hugged a dark, rugged landmass floating serenely off the island’s coast. Soon, we’d learn these defining features were active volcanoes and ancient lava walls. Curious to learn more? Read on for a guide to the must-see sights, culinary delights, and unforgettable experiences the Azores have to offer.

Dreaming of a paradise where lush green landscapes meet dramatic volcanic coastlines? Look no further than the Azores! This enchanting archipelago in the Atlantic offers endless adventures. From hiking breathtaking trails to diving into crystal-clear waters, discover the ultimate list of unforgettable things to do in the Azores. Let’s explore!

Endless little paths winding between fluorescent green pastures, over rolling hills and lush forests, transporting visitors between waterfalls, craters, vineyards, and quaint fisherman villages. Sounds like the ingredients of a perfect road trip does it not? Renting a car in the Azores is budget-friendly and surprisingly hassle-free.

The youngest of the vulcanic islands, Faial, is oftentimes quite litteraly overshadowed by neighboring Pico and Terceira. While it is smaller in size, it has arguably one of the best hikes and vulcanic museum to be found in the archipelago. There are plenty of things to do in Faial Island, making it well worth a visit!

A little blip in the Atlantic Ocean carpeted in black basalt-lined vineyards and a larger-than-life Vulcano. Read on to find out what to do on Pico Island!