Pico Island, Azores, Portugal
Pico Island is the second largest in the Azores and one that is home to Portugal’s highest mountain, also called Pico, at 2,351m above sea level.
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Pico Island is the second largest in the Azores and one that is home to Portugal’s highest mountain, also called Pico, 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.
One cannot imagine this walk’s beauty before you have been there. Its name is Salto do Cabrito, and it is near Ribeira Grande at São Miguel, Azores.
The island of Santa Maria is in the Eastern Group of the Azores archipelago, along with São Miguel, 81km away. The green fields, traditional culture, the chimneys of the whitewashed houses, the dark ochre of the earth, the golden beaches and the turquoise waters make Santa Maria different from the archipelago’s other islands.
São Jorge is an island of cliffs, crags and fajãs, one of the greenest in the Azores archipelago and the perfect place for a holiday in contact with nature and the sea.
São Miguel is the largest in the Azores, forming the Eastern Group of the Archipelago together with the island of Santa Maria, 81km away.
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