Diving and snorkelling
Description: If you want to try diving, but know nothing about it, the diving baptism is a great way to do it. You can observe the diversity and beauty of the seabed with only goggles and a snorkel. It is a wonderful way to enjoy the unique conditions of the waters in the Azores. Water temperatures are usually around 19ºC, visibility is excellent and the fauna is rich and varied. Have you ever imagined doing an archaeological dive inside ships from the 17th century?
English
Slideshow: 
Description:
If you want to try diving, but know nothing about it, the diving baptism is a great way to do it. You can observe the diversity and beauty of the seabed with only goggles and a snorkel. It is a wonderful way to enjoy the unique conditions of the waters in the Azores. Water temperatures are usually around 19ºC, visibility is excellent and the fauna is rich and varied. Have you ever imagined doing an archaeological dive inside ships from the 17th century?
English
Slideshow:
Choose an Island
Terceira
Angra do Heroísmo, the colourful capital of the island, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Island
Industries
São Miguel
Known for the beauty of its crater lakes, the biggest island of the Azores is nicknamed the "Green Island".
The Island
Industries
Pico
Nicknamed the "Mountain Island", it is the highest point of Portugal and features the third largest mountain.
The Island
Flores
Known for its stunning scenery, it is covered by thousands of blue and white hydrangeas.
The Island
Faial
This island has a strong connection to the sea and is one of the islands that forms the "Triangle Islands".
The Island
Industries
Corvo
One of the most remarkable landscapes of the archipelago, it features a monumental caldera.
The Island
