Azores – Portugal

Pico Island is the second largest in the Azores and home to Portugal’s highest mountain, at 2,351m above sea level.

The hike up to the Pico summit must be among the most common goals for hikers and mountaineers in Portugal.

Pataniscas: Master the art of cooking a quintessential Portuguese delight, with traditional ingredients and a dash of culinary finesse.

São Miguel, the largest and most populous island in the Azores, offers an enchanting blend of natural beauty, culture, and unique attractions.

Corvo, by UNESCO is a World Biosphere Reserve, forms, together with the island of Flores, the Western Group of the Azores archipelago.

Flores Island is a part of the global network of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves and the westernmost territory of the Azores and Europe.