Absolutely an amazing hidden Place

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I lived there for 11 years and my brother was born there. Haven’t been there since I left in 1987, and am not surprised it looks almost exactly as I remember. Keep telling my kids they only way they will understand me is when I take them there.

I'm living in Biscoitos now for the month of february, right near the natural pools, I try to go swimming there most days even though its cold. If you go, bring some goggles! There are hundreds of fish that hang out there. Also wise to wear some water shoes, as there are some sea urchins as well.

I miss my home… uggh Terceira is so beautiful.. so so much to do..

The name of the Church 3:34?

Fun and informative video

Hi, I just saw your video. The editing is fantastic, the drone work is phenomenal. I see that our famous bulls were missing from your video. I say this because they are my passion here on my island and that's why I spend a few hours of my time with them, recording the work with the respective owners of these beautiful animals. Too bad I can't spend more time editing my videos, it's all so fast due to my work. Your edition is magnificent. Congratulations and don't forget to visit the other islands, each with its different charm. A big hug. Stay safe.

This is where my mom is from. I hope I can go one day

,. the cows take nothing and give back everything. they require no food at all, that green you see on the island managed by the cow not man. the cow leaves that land for slaughter and that's all. not even trucked but just herded. It's a system a thousand years old, sustainable and perfect not only feeding the entire island but the tourist as well.

2 years ago I have been to Sao Miguel and very much longing back to Azores 🙂 with this cheerful and nicely informative video you gave a gentle push to my ambitions, will start putting the details together 🙂

Love the video editing🔥🔥🔥👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Can anyone tell me what the attitude of azoreans is in mainland Portugal? Are they seen as like hillbillies or stupid or inferior? My ancestors hail from the islands but sometimes I get weird reactions when I say I'm azorean Portuguese descent.

5:36 – I visited a place in Grand Cayman with black jagged rocks like the ones you walked on. It is not by the sea though. The name of the place is Hell…..

3:13 – Did you know that in some parts in India, in addition to walking bare feet, stepping in cow dung is recommended as a form of self care?

Strange. In December 2018, I was 5 days new on a cruise ship that sailed from the Caribbean to a place which I recently remembered was called Praia da Vitoria. I did not know that it was in The Azores until today. So it makes it 51 places that I have visited around the world

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So green! So beautiful! So natural! That would be my reaction too 🤣

I love how adventurous you were with the food. Beautiful captivating images, thank you for bringing home to me ❤️

Awesome place and great video wow good job guys👌😉

Wow nice 🤩😍

Orgulho ser daqui ❤️

It a magical place!! I looooove it there!

You say, boscoitos so well!

I love your enthusiasm. It's a hidden gem.
I last had Alcatra, my favorite food there in '72. Until you share life with locals, you have no idea what this island is.
For instance, there are miles of underground tunnels. You barely scratched the surface.

I wanted to know what does it cost to live there. I would like to live there for a year. My family is from this island 🏝 great video !

Se um dia tiver opotunidade de conhecer á europa é o primeiro lugar que quero ir. Sou brasileira.

I didn't even know this island existed! Such a nice video. And such a funny girl. Greetings from Puerto Rico. Well, I went on a cruise almost a year ago to the mediterranean and some people didn't know where Puerto Rico was so I don't feel bad.

Great video editing, but terrible choice in sunglasses 😐

place sucks lived there for 4 years pretty cool but it lasts too long

I was stationed at Lajes Field from 87-89, when I first arrived I was like who did I piss off to get stuck on this Freakin Island but I quickly learned that it was Soooooo much more than that. I lived in town about 10 minutes from the base close to the beach. I could look out of my second story window to the left and see it. Right before you get to the base was a Bakery that was THE Bomb, my favorite breakfast was the Coconut Bread. Obviously I feel In Love with this Place! Wanted to go and live there for the rest of my life but circumstances didn't allow that.

Imagens impecáveis. Continue com o bom trabalho. Cumprimentos.

Where’s that pine forest? I can’t find it

We live in USA and own a home in Fonte do Bastardo . The Azores are a wonderful place to visit.