Even though the Azores are in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, it's pretty easy to get around! Since islands of the Azores are surrounded by water, as you can imagine, you can get here by two means of transportation: plane or boat. This text was created by our friend and Family Member Adrian. Have a look at his website "Adrian Again Travelling" where you can learn more about São Miguel as well as other islands of the Azorean Archipelago! This article was last updated on 08.0

Have you asked at least once to work from home? If so, you should be familiar with terms such as hybrid work and bleisure travel. Nowadays the growing influence of technology makes professional and personal lives blend even more. This brings new opportunities to work from any place in the World. Check how you can make it happen in the Azores! BLEISURE TRAVEL If you are heading to the Azores for a work trip, don't hesitate to add a weekend or even a week to your agenda. This h

If you think that the best time to visit the Azores is summer time, we can surprise you! You can enjoy the Azores all year round. Check our pro tips on exploring São Miguel and make your visit unforgettable! FROM DECEMBER TO MARCH The end and the beginning of the year is the best time for hikers - if you are fond of following hiking trails, exploring the jungle and enjoying tranquility of nature, you should definitely consider coming during this period of the year. The summer

We understand what a hassle it can be, when it comes to choosing a place to stay. That's why, below, you can find our suggestions what you should take into consideration before pressing the "book" button! FAMILY FRIENDLY OR NO-KIDS POLICY? Probably not many of you consider this question as the first to answer, however we know how important it is to stay in surroundings which meet your expectations. If you are travelling with kids, you should check if the place offers addition

When arriving to São Miguel you can't miss Ponta Delgada. Here arrive all planes and cruise ships. That's why it's good to know what you can expect from the very beginning of your trip. Keep reading to find out more! This text was created together with our Guest, Skylar. Have a look at his website "The Daily Grog" where you can learn how he experienced the Azores as well as other destinations in Europe and North America! You’re likely to be spending a good amount of time in P

When on São Miguel Island there are some must-see places which are visited by every traveller: Sete Cidades, Lagoa do Fogo, Furnas... but there is much more to see and with almost no effort you can find yourself surrounded by abundance of spectacular flora, magical fauna and empowering nature vibrations! Let's have a look at only a few of those secretly hidden gems which definitely deserve more attention ;) CASCATA DO SEGREDO IN ÁGUA DE ALTO On São Miguel island at the turn o

What else can you do on São Miguel island in the Azores? There are plenty of possibilities! Those of you who have already heard about the Azores most probably would plan hiking, whale watching and possibly tasting delicious local cuisine ;) But the Azores are much more than that! Explore below what other activities you can include in your lifetime escapade! HIKING On São Miguel you can find nearly 30 hiking trails, the most among all the islands of the Azorean Archipelago! If

Regardless how long you decide to stay on São Miguel island, you simply cannot miss those places! And although it is possible to see them all in just one day, we advise you to take it slow to experience the real Azorean vibes and expand your bucket list with hidden gems of the island! SETE CIDADES Two lakes, one coloured in blue, another in green, lay within volcanic caldera. According to the legend those two lakes were created by tears of the princess and her lover, a shephe