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Sete Cidades
The green and blue lakes in a drowned volcano — the single most famous view in the Azores.
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Places & outdoors
Explore volcanic landscapes, choose a place to eat, and work out how to get there.
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Furnas
Steaming fumaroles, iron-orange thermal pools and a stew cooked underground — the Azores at their most volcanic.
São Miguel
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Lagoa do Fogo
A pristine crater lake in a nature reserve on the island’s central ridge — wild, protected, and worth the effort.
São Miguel
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Ponta Delgada
The Azores’ biggest town: basalt-and-whitewash arcades, a working waterfront, and its own municipal MiniBUS.
São Miguel
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Angra do Heroísmo
A UNESCO world-heritage port town, with Monte Brasil as its green fortress backdrop.
Terceira
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Horta
The mid-Atlantic marina where every crossing yacht paints its mark — with Pico’s volcano filling the horizon.
Faial
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Madalena & Pico
Portugal’s highest mountain, UNESCO lava-walled vineyards, and an island bus operator with genuinely good tools.
Pico
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Azores Bus
Take Azores Bus with you
Plan the way back before you set out. Azores Trails warns that many trails have no mobile network except at the start and end; the app keeps every printed return on your phone, offline.
- Six islands, in one appOperator-sourced schedules, routes and stops for São Miguel, Terceira, Faial, Pico, Santa Maria and Graciosa.
- Made for offlineTimetables stored on your phone for coast roads and craters with no signal.
Independent app. No ticket sales or live vehicle tracking.
