On the Road Again

Every island of the Azores is different. An interesting fact about Pico is that it is famous for its wine-growing between lava stones—yes, stones, not soil. And, contrary to our expectations, the wine is actually very good. The vineyards are part of the UNESCO world heritage. Pico is also home to the highest mountain of Portugal, called (surprisingly) Pico. If you can focus on its peak, you are lucky because clouds usually cover it....

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Nine inhabited islands form the Azores archipelago. Sao Miguel is the main one, the entry point for majority of visitors. Ponta Delgada international airport is located here. It would be a shame not to visit some of the other ones. It is true that Sao Miguel is the most turistic of all of the islands, but it does offer some great perks, too....
http://www.ontheroadagain.cz/blog/2024/02/06/towns-tea-and-pineapples-of-sao-miguel-azores/