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AZORES (Portugal)
Pico Island
Pico is the second largest island of the Azores, with 42 km of length and 15.2 km at its maximum width. It is dominated by the Volcano of Pico on its western half which is the highest point of the island, at 2350 m altitude.
Recovering and reinventing very old traditions, Pico is still very much linked to sperm whales. The tourism industry is based on whale watching, with cetaceans now being protected species. Wine production has also acquired a new importance and the uniqueness of Pico vine culture is internationally recognized, with the classification of the Landscape of the Pico Island Vineyard Culture as World Heritage Site, by UNESCO, in 2004
BEST TIME to VISIT PICO Island
BEST TIME to TRAVEL to AZORES Islands.
From July to 15th October
Azores - Pico Island from Sao Jorge
Azores - Pico Island from vineyards
Azores - Pico Island from Sao Jorge
Azores - Pico Volcano - Sunrise
Azores - Pico Island from Faial
view from Horta harbour on Faial island.
Azores - Pico Island from the sea
early morning view
Azores - Pico Island
Madalena harbor and Pico Volcano behind
Azores - Pico Island
North Coast
Azores - Pico Island
breaking waves on north coast
Azores - Pico Island
cliffs and breaking waves
Azores - Pico Island - landscape
Azores - Pico Island - landscape
Azores - Pico Island
Lajes Monastery
Azores - Pico Island - Madalena
Azores - Pico Island
Madalena church
Azores - Pico Island
Madelana church
Azores - Pico Island - sunset
Azores - Pico Island - landscape
Azores - Pico Island - landscape
Azores - Pico Island - landscape
Vineyards landscape
Azores - Pico Island - landscape
vineyards
Azores - Pico Island - vineyards
Azores - Pico Island - vineyards
Azores - Pico Island
whale watching - spermwhale tail
Azores - Pico Island
whale watching - dolphins around the boat
Azores - Pico Island
whale watching - dolphin
Azores - Pico Island
whale watching - dolphins around the boat
Azores - Pico Island
whale watching - spermwhale
Azores - Whale and Dolphin Watching
Sperm Whale blowing
Azores - Whale and Dolphin Watching
Dolphins
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