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Azores vacation rentals

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Cabin in Madalena
Quinta Winery - Casa do Camolas
Relax in this cottage with a unique and quiet spot. Appreciate the pool, jacuzzi or sauna in fantastic view over the Faial, or sea and in vila da Madalena. Enjoyment of a beautiful house in a unique and special place with swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna. Benefit from the pedestrian walks overlooking the wonderful mountain of Pico. Our accommodations are located 2 minutes by car and 20 minutes walk from Vila da Madalena, include a bedroom with a double bed and a living room with a sofa bed.
$174 per night
Superhost
Private room in S. Vicente Ferreira
Azor Eco Lodge Jacuzzi
Nestled in a secluded rooftop villa around green pastures and sleeping volcanoes this lodge is perfect for your Azores getaway. Wake up with the birds singing and gentle rustling leaves. Open the blinders of the windows and enjoy the mountain view with a cup of coffee made by the espresso machine or enjoy a tasty breakfast around the kitchen island. After a day spent hiking and exploring the wonders of the island come back around and soak in the hot tube under the stars with a glass of wine.
$140 per night
Superhost
Cottage in Ilha de São Miguel
Ribeira dos Caldeirões - Natural Park House
The Ribeira dos Caldeirões lodging is located in the Natural Park whith its water mills, an idyllic countryside and point of essential reference on the island of São Miguel. Located in the northeast of the county (the most natural of the island), around the house there are verandas, you can view and listen to the sound of waterfalls and water course. You can perform outdoor dining, barbecue, enjoy the many waterfalls and visit the Ethnographic Museum, as well as practice adventure sports
$104 per night

Azores house rentals

Home in Porto Formoso
Beachfront Casa da Praia
$105 per night
Superhost
Home in Madalena
Adega da Quinta-Casa da io
$174 per night
Superhost
Home in Ribeira Quente
Casa de Pedra - Garajau T1
$106 per night
Superhost
Home in Fenais Da Ajuda
WelcomeBuddy - Casa do Cascalho - Sunset Retreat
$126 per night

Your guide to Azores

All About Azores

Located in the mid-Atlantic Ocean, the Azores is an autonomous region of Portugal. The Azores is made up of nine islands that are home to striking landscapes, fishing villages, rolling green hills, and many volcanoes. They are a great vacation spot for nature lovers — spend days going on hikes, visiting caves, and going on whale watching tours. Every island is slightly different and has something unique to offer visitors.

The Azores boast some of Portugal’s most dramatic beaches covered with black volcanic sand and you can swim, surf, or kayak at several of them. They can be found throughout the island chain and it is also possible to find picture-perfect white sand beaches on the island of Santa Maria. Azores is home to many small towns overflowing with museums, churches, shops, restaurants, bars, and Azores vacation homes. Angra do Heroismo, Vila Franca do Campo, and Ponta Delgada provide a great base to explore the islands’ spectacular natural environment.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Azores

The best time to stay in a vacation home in the Azores is June through August. This is when the weather is the nicest with warm, sunny days and low rainfall, which is great if you want to spend a lot of time outdoors. The spring and fall generally have slightly lower temperatures but you can still find plenty of Azores vacation rentals. The winter is slightly chillier and rain could make it difficult to do some of the outdoor activities. However, you can explore the islands with very few other visitors around. It is possible to go on whale watching and bird watching trips all year round and with a little prior planning, it is also possible to visit many of the geotourism sites.


Top things to do in Azores

Whale Watching Tours

Home to more than 25 different species of whales, the Azores is a great spot for whale watching. From April until September, it is possible to see blue whales as they migrate past the Azores. You can also spot sperm whales throughout the year. While São Miguel is the most popular island for whale watching, it is also possible to see them from the shorelines of Faial and Pico Islands.

Angra do Heroismo

Often simply called Angra, the city of Angra do Heroismo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the island of Terceira. The city was an essential port of call for maritime traffic to Africa and the Americas. There are many historical attractions including an imposing fort, monuments, palaces, and museums.

Lagoa de Fogo

Located on São Miguel Island, the Lagoa de Fogo (Lake of Fire) is an enormous crater lake and is one of the Azores’ largest bodies of water. It is located in a gorgeous nature reserve where you can admire the beautiful scenery from different viewpoints or explore one of the many hiking trails.

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