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The westernmost point in Europe where the sunset comes last in deep, passionate, and rich colors.

There is magic about this island, stories of sailors and pirates seeking a safe port, or water springs staircases to heaven launching at your feet as you explore nature.

Between blue and green, the island of Flores is full of surprises and breathtaking landscapes. Many travelers, who have had the opportunity to know the island, say that it is a real dive in pure nature. We can confirm, it truly is. Flores is known as the island of waterfalls. Get ready to find natural pools of transparent water and an incredible diversity of marine life.Flores island has been described as a smaller version of Ireland or Switzerland, for its beautiful landscapes. But we assure you, it is 100% unique. Among green hills, wild lagoons and huge waterfalls, the island looks like a fairy tale. The name «Flores» was given to the island due to the abundant and exuberant flora.

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Fajã Grande

The Jurassic World is on Flores Island. Surrounded by enormous and lush green mountains, there are many magical waterfalls flowing down the cliffs, going into a lake rich in fauna.

Lajes das Flores

Jurassic world is in the Azores, more precisely in Flores island. Once you discover the green and wild county of Lajes das Flores, you will also be convinced about it.

Santa Cruz das Flores

Officially declared a village in 1548, it grew quickly and is now the largest town on the island. The landscape in Santa Cruz is quite rugged. Here, Mother Nature is the one in charge!

Lagoa das Patas

This is one of the most famous images of the Azores. This unique place where nature is all around you is truly overwhelming. You will need a second to realize how beautiful it is!

Fajã de Lopo Vaz

This charming natural ‘platform’ by the ocean is a well-hidden gem. Discover black sand beaches and geological formations due to former eruptions. Don’t miss the trail of about 3.5km.

Ilhéu de Monchique

Monchique islet is the westernmost point of Europe. It’s about 30m high and made of basalt rock. You can observe it from several spots on the North Western coast of the island.

Morro Alto

It is the highest point of the island, at 911 meters above sea level. On a bright day, you can have a great view over the lakes around as well as over the central part of the island.

Poço do Bacalhau

When you arrive to Fajã Grande and directly see this huge waterfall stream down the imposing rocky hill. Take some time to swim under the waterfall, it is a great sensation!

Rocha dos Bordões

Sometimes, it is funny and quite impressive to see what nature can do on its own, without human intervention. Rocha dos Bordões is a good example of that power!

Sete Lagoas

Of all colors and shapes, every single one of the seven lakes of Flores Island is to be explored. The viewpoints on the roads provide excellent views over the lakes!

Fajã Grande

The Jurassic World is on Flores Island. Surrounded by enormous and lush green mountains, there are many magical waterfalls flowing down the cliffs, going into a lake rich in fauna.

What to take? +

Comfortable shoes
A raincoat or jacket
Sunscreen and hat
Camera or smartphone
Water and snacks
Swimsuit and towel

Best Season to Visit +

This real-life painting looks like a paradise on Earth.

Lajes das Flores

Jurassic world is in the Azores, more precisely in Flores island. Once you discover the green and wild county of Lajes das Flores, you will also be convinced about it.

What to take? +

Comfortable shoes
A raincoat or jacket
Sunscreen and hat
Camera or smartphone
Water and snacks

Best Season to Visit +

During spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant and the landscapes are beautiful.

Santa Cruz das Flores

Officially declared a village in 1548, it grew quickly and is now the largest town on the island. The landscape in Santa Cruz is quite rugged. Here, Mother Nature is the one in charge!

What to take? +

Comfortable shoes
A raincoat or jacket
Sunscreen and hat
Camera or smartphone
Water and snacks

Best Season to Visit +

During spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant and the natural environment is more picturesque.

Lagoa das Patas

This is one of the most famous images of the Azores. This unique place where nature is all around you is truly overwhelming. You will need a second to realize how beautiful it is!

What to take? +

Comfortable shoes
A raincoat or jacket
Sunscreen and hat
Camera or smartphone
Water and snacks
Swimsuit and towel

Best Season to Visit +

During spring and autumn, when the weather is mild and the village is less crowded.

Fajã de Lopo Vaz

This charming natural ‘platform’ by the ocean is a well-hidden gem. Discover black sand beaches and geological formations due to former eruptions. Don’t miss the trail of about 3.5km.

What to take? +

– Comfortable shoes
– A raincoat or jacket
– Sunscreen and hat
– Camera or smartphone
– Water and snacks

Best Season to Visit +

Ilhéu de Monchique

Monchique islet is the westernmost point of Europe. It’s about 30m high and made of basalt rock. You can observe it from several spots on the North Western coast of the island.

What to take? +

– Comfortable shoes
– A raincoat or jacket
– Sunscreen and hat
– Camera or smartphone
– Water and snacks

Best Season to Visit +

Morro Alto

It is the highest point of the island, at 911 meters above sea level. On a bright day, you can have a great view over the lakes around as well as over the central part of the island.

What to take? +

– Comfortable shoes
– A raincoat or jacket
– Sunscreen and hat
– Camera or smartphone
– Water and snacks

Best Season to Visit +

Poço do Bacalhau

When you arrive to Fajã Grande and directly see this huge waterfall stream down the imposing rocky hill. Take some time to swim under the waterfall, it is a great sensation!

What to take? +

– Comfortable shoes
– A raincoat or jacket
– Sunscreen and hat
– Camera or smartphone
– Water and snacks
– Swimsuit and towel

Best Season to Visit +

Rocha dos Bordões

Sometimes, it is funny and quite impressive to see what nature can do on its own, without human intervention. Rocha dos Bordões is a good example of that power!

What to take? +

– Comfortable shoes
– A raincoat or jacket
– Sunscreen and hat
– Camera or smartphone
– Water and snacks

Best Season to Visit +

Sete Lagoas

Of all colors and shapes, every single one of the seven lakes of Flores Island is to be explored. The viewpoints on the roads provide excellent views over the lakes!

What to take? +

– Comfortable shoes
– A raincoat or jacket
– Sunscreen and hat
– Camera or smartphone
– Water and snacks
– Swimsuit and towel

Best Season to Visit +

What people think about

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It’s impressive that we haven’t found anybody during our walking tour. It was amazing the communion with nature. It feels that nature is still untouched.

Andrea Sievers, Germany

Plan your visit

FREQUENT ASKED QUESTIONS

What airlines fly to Flores island?

To reach the Flores Island, you can take a direct flight from the island of São Miguel with SATA/Azores Airlines, which operates twice a week during the high season, from June to September, and once a week during the low season.

Alternatively, you can take a ferry from the neighboring island of Corvo, which operates daily during the summer months, and three times a week during the low season. It is important to check the schedules in advance and book your transportation accordingly, especially during the peak season when availability may be limited.

What to do in Flores island when raining?

If you happen to visit during a rainy day, don’t let that dampen your spirits! There are still plenty of amazing experiences to be had.
– Take a leisurely walk through the lush green forests, which become even more vibrant during rainfall.
– Visit the numerous waterfalls that come to life during this time, including the breathtaking Poço da Ribeira do Ferreiro.
– Indulge in the island’s delicious gastronomy and savor a cozy meal in one of the local restaurants.
– Finally, embrace the opportunity to relax and recharge in the comfort of your accommodation, listening to the soothing sound of raindrops falling outside.
Despite the rain, your time on Flores island will be unforgettable.

What is the best season to visit the Flores island?

The best season to visit Flores island is undoubtedly the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is warm and sunny, allowing you to fully enjoy the island’s outdoor activities such as hiking, whale watching, and swimming in natural pools.

During this time, the island is also bursting with colorful flowers, making it a picturesque setting for photography enthusiasts.

However, Flores island is also a year-round destination, and even during the winter months, you can still witness the island’s captivating landscapes, waterfalls, and natural wonders, with the added bonus of fewer crowds and lower prices.

Regardless of the season, a visit to Flores island is a must for any nature lover seeking an unforgettable adventure.

What airlines fly to Sao Miguel, Azores?

What to do in Sao Miguel when raining?

The weather in the Azores isn’t always sunny, as you may already know. But fortunately, there is a lot to be seen other than the incredible volcanos and some other outdoor spots. Only in Ponta Delgada you have a lot of interesting museums, beautiful churches, the Farmer’s Market, the Gruta do Carvão, between many other interesting places to visit.

Check out our Search Tours to find all the different experiences we offer and get in touch with us via chat, email, or phone if you need some extra help to decide what to do.

What is the best season for bird watching in São Miguel island?

It all depends on what you want to see. For resident species, the best season is summertime, even if they are here all year round, this is the time of the year we can easier spot them. For migratory birds, the best time is at the end of winter, during the springtime and also at the beginning of autumn.

Quick Facts

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Language

The native language is Portuguese, although the accent varies between the islands according to the cultural roots of the island’s first settlers.

The Azoreans easily master English, French and German.

Currency

The unit of currency is the EURO (€).

Only banks exchange money, which are open from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., except on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

Visitors can use credit cards, usually with the establishments that accept them displaying stickers indicating this.

Transportation

Air: All the islands of the Azores are served by air, through the operator Sata Regional – Air Açores.

Sea: Sea connections between all the islands are provided from May to October by the Atlânticoline shipping company, and the islands of Faial, Pico and São Jorge have connections all year round by Transmaçor and Expresso do Triângulo.

Land: There is a network of buses, cabs and rent-a-cars on all the islands.

Clothing

Summer: Light clothing is recommended.

Spring and fall: suitable clothing for wet and cold days is recommended.

Winter: temperatures are mild, but rain is frequent, so warm clothing and raincoats are recommended.

Language

The native language is Portuguese, although the accent varies between the islands according to the cultural roots of the island’s first settlers.

The Azoreans easily master English, French and German.

Currency

The unit of currency is the EURO (€).

Only banks exchange money, which are open from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., except on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

Visitors can use credit cards, usually with the establishments that accept them displaying stickers indicating this.

Transportation

Air: All the islands of the Azores are served by air, through the operator Sata Regional – Air Açores.

Land: There is a network of buses, cabs and rent-a-cars on all the islands.

Clothing

Summer: Light clothing is recommended.

Spring and fall: suitable clothing for wet and cold days is recommended.

Winter: temperatures are mild, but rain is frequent, so warm clothing and raincoats are recommended.

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Flores Island

The westernmost point in Europe where the sunset comes last in deep, passionate, and rich colors.