the largest of the islands that make up the Azores archipelago. Kerry Murray for The New York Times Steam rises from a volcanic hot spot in the village of Furnas. Kerry Murray for The New York ...

The Azores are preparing to welcome an innovative tourism project that promises to redefine the concept of luxury, well-being ...

São Miguel offers those who love nature an opportunity to see stunning, unspoiled scenery with easy day trips from the central part of the island.

The beaches here are unique in that, like many other natural attractions in the Azores, they feature characteristics that are a result of the islands' volcanic history. You won't find many long ...

Because Mount Pico is a dormant volcano, expect plenty of black, rocky terrain throughout. One of the central islands, Terceira is the second most populated island of the Azores and third-largest ...

May 2027 - Register at [email protected] and we will contact when confirmed details including dates and prices are available. Experience the hidden paradise of the richly biodiverse Azores ...

On the final part of his Atlantic travels Martin Clunes visits the windswept Faroe Islands, shaped over 60 million years by volcanoes, their dramatic cliffs home to thousands of colourful puffins and ...

History books tell us that Portuguese navigators found the Azores islands uninhabited in the ... Iceland is one of the world's most volcanic regions. Now scientists are tapping into this hot ...