Pico Island main highlights
Pico Island, home to Portugal’s highest peak, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. The imposing Pico Mountain dominates the skyline, offering challenging hikes and rewarding panoramas. Explore UNESCO-listed vineyards draped across black lava fields, and embark on unforgettable whale-watching expeditions from the island’s shores. Pico promises an immersive experience in untouched beauty.
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EN3 road
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The first destination we cover is EN3 road. Embark on a scenic journey along Pico Island’s EN3 road, where panoramic views of rolling hills, vineyards, and the vast ocean offer a captivating experience of the island’s diverse landscapes.Lagoa do Capitão
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The second destination we cover is Lagoa do Capitão. Witness the enchantment of Lagoa do Capitão on Pico Island, a striking crater lake nestled amidst captivating landscapes that reflect the island’s volcanic origins and natural splendor.Lajes do Pico
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The third destination we cover is Lajes do Pico. Immerse yourself in the history and maritime heritage of Lajes do Pico on Pico Island, a charming town that serves as a gateway to whale watching, lush vineyards, and authentic Azorean culture.Pico Mountain
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The fourth destination we cover is Pico Mountain. The majestic Pico Mountain stands as a sentinel over the island, offering a challenging yet rewarding hike to its summit. The panoramic views from the top encompass the island’s diverse landscapes, from vineyards to the deep blue sea.
