| Sustainable Tourism |
The Azores were named the “world’s 2nd best
island destination for sustainable tourism” by National
Geographic Traveler.
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Easily Accessible |
The Azores are very easy to get to,
accessible via a 2 hour non-stop flight from Lisbon.
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| Remote |
The Azores are one of the most isolated and
remote places in the world.
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| Great People |
What strikes many about the Azores, as much
as its beauty, are its people. The people of the Azores are, by
and large, a very friendly and kind population who tend exude
warmth towards visitants.
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| Whales and
dolphins |
Culturally, whaling played a huge role in the
Azores until it was outlawed in 1984. Now the Azores are one of
Europe’s premier whale watching destinations.
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| Sport Fishing |
The Azorean waters are perfect for fishing.
There’s nothing like experiencing the thrill of landing a giant
blue marlin.
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| Hiking and
walking |
The Azores have many marked hiking and
walking trails throughout all of the islands offering unmatched
vistas, flowery fresh air, and tranquility.
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| Photography |
The Azores’ rugged coasts, emerald green
mountains and flower filled valleys bring such great color and
diversity to the landscape that photographers will have a field
day with the tones, textures and patterns that nature offers.
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| Festivals |
Azorean summers are filled with festivals that range from
simple village affairs to week-long extravaganzas.
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| Wellness |
Traveling to the Azores gives one a chance to
return to the kind of life that we evolved from over thousands
of years.
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