Pico Island

Pico Island, in the Azores, is a unique and imposing destination, known for Portugal's highest mountain - the majestic Pico, 2,351 metres high. The island enchants with its volcanic landscape, black lava fields, vineyards cultivated in stone corrals and stunning natural pools. The town of Lajes is a must-see if you want to go whale watching or explore the Whalers' Museum. Pico wine, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a true cultural heritage. The gastronomy stands out for its octopus stew, caldeiradas and aged cheese. An island for those looking for raw nature, tradition and adventure in the heart of the Atlantic.