I'm going to Azores from Feb 14th to March 2nd. I'm staying a family home on Santa Maria but I plan on seeing as many islands as I can.
Anyone been before? What would you recommend seeing? I just want to get out of the city and see something new with this trip, so I'd be happy with hiking and seeing the land.
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Azores are one of the most underrated islands. Not many hype or instagram fame around them, but there's soo much to see and explore in there.
If you want to see all of the Azores islands - it will take you at least a month. Highly recommend to pick 2 islands for your period and explore everything there is about them.
Prepare to hike a lot and try to adapt to the weather, it could be very rainy and cloudy in Feb-March.
What's the cooming situation? Any african big booty queens? Any brothels?
Nope, the only option is Tinder which is also very limited due to low supply of tourists.
Just go to a bar and talk to women you fricking pussy
Is it underrated? I see soys shill it all the time on youtube https://youtu.be/-z7_Dq_aGoA?si=mCHs5_4Nd-p3BoVu
aint no frickin pussy on the azores tell you that much
I’ve gone. It’s beautiful. Bring good hiking boots and some semi-insulated rainproof gear. You’ll need a rental car to visit the rural areas with any reliability.
On Sao Miguel, check out the big ass two toned lake, the pineapple plantations, the tea plantation, the distillery where they make the liquors, and the hot springs. There’s also some abandoned hotel you can explore and hike around, I believe it’s on the western half of the island.
Deceptively dense tourist location. So long as you’re not one of the fat ass tour bus losers the locals will be very pleasant.
Oh, also the churches in Ponta Delgado.
Why does this place get so little attention?
It's got easily the most perfect climate on the planet. And the people are nice. And the food is good. Yeah its sleepy but so was Hawaii before air travel.
It's hard to get to, not many flights to Azores.
They don't have that much rental spaces for many tourists and in general they don't seem to care about tourism.
They also do not have many fancy restaurants, promenades and other materialistic nonsense that most of the modern day tourists desire.
So in my head - perfect place to go without hordes of instamaxers and room temperature IQ boomers to enjoy the beauty of the islands.
Food is unsophisticated but good and cheap. Lots of cheese, lots of burgers.
Angra de Heroismo is beautiful and very comfy
Flores is incredibly beautiful and desolate
Friendly people everywhere but you should speak a little Portuguese to make your own life comfy.
Check out accommodation in advance in Flores.
In Flores car rental is not that necessary if you find a cab driver that can take you places. There are something like 8 on the island.
Car rental on the other islands is recommended though, you can usually find one for less than 50 euro per day.