Travel to the other islands is primarily by plane. Due to the changing weather in the region, we cannot guarantee favourable conditions for visiting them. Also, options for accommodation, food, and transport there are more limited, which would significantly increase the cost of travel.

Sao Miguel is the largest island of the archipelago and hosts the most attractions.

As throughout the EU, you can use your mobile plan here. You'll have coverage most of the time, except for some parts of the trails.

The Azores use the euro. It's wise to have at least 200 euros ready for extra adventures. Most things can be paid by card—you don't absolutely need cash.

Most of the hikes are under 10km in length and of low difficulty. If you need a break, you can skip any of the program days and relax or take advantage of the additional activities the island offers.

Registration for these activities will take place during the journey. Payment for some may require cash.

Of course, we'll bring ours too :) On the Azores, European laws and drone flight rules apply, and the views are even more breathtaking from above.

In the Azores, there are no poisonous, predatory, or dangerous animals. Even mosquitoes are a rare sight.

We'll be travelling by rented vans. Most journeys are within an hour's drive one way. Alternatively, if you need transport, you can use public transport, a taxi, or the Bolt app, which works like Uber – easy to order and pay online.

Ponta Delgada is the largest city on the island, where you can find bars, restaurants, shops, and parks, but most of the time the city slumbers.

You'll see the most people at the mall :)