Azoreans are very proud of their islands and they are always ready to welcome visitors. As members of the European Union, they have built an infrastructure which facilitates that aim. Nevertheless, visitors can still feel that they have been plunged into a kind of dream world that reflects an unspoiled, peaceful, pastoral way of life which is difficult to find elsewhere nowadays.
Stories of nature, culture, history and everyday life across the nine Azorean islands — written from the islands, open to the world.
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Poça da Beija: A Thermal Paradise in São Miguel, Azores
Poça da Beija: A Thermal Paradise in São Miguel, Azores Hidden in the lush green valley of Furnas, on São Miguel Island, Poça da Beija is ...
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Impressive group of lavas next to the sea, perforated by many grottoes and tunnels. Volcanic arches over the sea. Rocks with curious shapes,...
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The genealogy of the Corte Real family dates from 1 367, beginning in the city of Tavira, in the Southern Province of Algarve. It is believ...
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Besides the meat and fish recipes that can be said to be "Azorean", since they can be found all over the archipelago, Flores also ...
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