Discover the unique character and beauty of each Azorean island
Each island offers unique landscapes, culture, and adventures.
The Green Island
The largest island in the Azores, famous for its crater lakes and hot springs.
137,800
747 km²
The Lilac Island
UNESCO World Heritage site with rich history and vibrant festivals.
56,000
400 km²
The Blue Island
Famous for its endless blue hydrangeas and the volcanic crater of Caldeira.
15,000
173 km²
The Black Island
Known for its dark volcanic rocks and the massive black mountain (Pico volcano).
14,000
447 km²
Island of Fajãs
Known for its dramatic cliffs and coastal fajãs (flat lava terraces).
9,000
244 km²
The White Island
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve named for its light-colored volcanic rock.
4,400
61 km²
The Pink Island
Literally "Island of Flowers", abundant with blooms, waterfalls and crater lakes.
3,700
143 km²
The Black Island
The smallest island with dark volcanic landscape, perfect for tranquil nature experiences.
400
17 km²
The Yellow Island
The southernmost island with yellowish vegetation, golden beaches and warm climate.
5,400
97 km²