I wasn't expecting it, but Pico Island completely stole my heart. As the youngest island in the Azores Archipelago, Pico has a unique vibe, as if I landed on an island of entrepreneurs, many of them connected to either tourism or wine production.
In fact, Pico Island has some of the most extraordinary white wines…
Before diving into Where to stay in Pico, I think it is important to understand the layout of this island.
Pico Island is the second largest island in the Azores, covering approximately 447 square kilometers. It is roughly 42 kilometers long and about 15 kilometers wide at its widest point.
The island has a varied…
Unlike Terceira and São Miguel islands, Pico island is not a proper foodie destination (I am sorry if this hurts someone's feelings, but it's the truth!). Nonetheless, you will still be able to taste great food if you follow my recommendations.
With no further due, here is the list of the...
Best restaurants in…
In my opinion, one of the most well kept secrets of Azores is its fantastic wine tastings in Pico island. Not even us, continental Portuguese, have ever heard about the Azorean wines and yet, they are making some of the best white wines in the country and visiting them is one of the best things…