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Pico island, land of pleasures

High Quality Tourism Destination

Thanks to its natural beauty, its dazzling landscape, Mountain, its cuisine, its festivities, its traditions and its people.

Thanks to the contact with nature, the exuberant flora and fauna (whales, dolphins, the common Buzzard, the common Tern and the Cory's Shearwater), the adventure and the peacefulness.

These are only some of the reasons why Pico is worth visiting!

Pico Island is the second largest of the Azores, with a surface of 44 km2. It is 42 km long and 15 km wide. The island is named after its majestic volcanic mountain, Pico Mountain, which overpowers everything around it.

To climb the 2351 m of Pico Mountain, the highest peak in Portugal, promises pure adventure and a great reward..

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Montanha do Pico

Green Lodging Award
Pico Island, one of the top twenty islands in the world to live on
“Pico Island, one of the top twenty islands in the world to live on”
Azores, the second best islands in the world for sustainable tourism
“Azores, the second best islands in the world for sustainable tourism”
Azores, one of the world's most unique travel destinations
“Azores, one of the world's most unique travel destinations”
Volcanic Landscape of Pico Island, Natural Wonder of Portugal
“Volcanic Landscape of Pico Island, Natural Wonder of Portugal”
Azores, one of the ten best whale watching destinations
“Azores, one of the ten best whale watching destinations”
Vinha do Pico, World Heritage
" Vinha do Pico, World Heritage"

Pico Island



'One of the top twenty islands in the world to live on'

Revista Islands, 2007

Ilhas do Triângulo

There is no other place
in the world like Pico.


The island is worth exploring as well as the remaining islands of the Azorean Triangle, especially due to their diversified landscape: the Capelinhos Volcano on Faial Island, the fajãs of São Jorge Island and the Pico Mountain are only some of the examples. There is so much to discover!

Pico Island lies 8.3 km from Faial and 15 km from São Jorge thus creating with these islands an accessible and irresistible triangle. To visit these islands is a permanent invitation and challenge for those who are staying at Pico, thus having a very central position.

There are daily flight connections to Lisbon through the airports of Faial, Terceira and Ponta Delgada and once week a non-stop flight to Lisbon from Pico.

There are also charters flights that connect several European cities to the Azores.

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