We'll start our day by taking a flight from Lisbon to Ponta Delgada, a city on the island of San Miguel known for its "gentleman farmers". There's so much to see here, including geysers, crater lakes, and the world's only pineapple greenhouses!

One of the highlights of the day is definitely walking around the Sete Cidades lakes, which are considered one of the seven wonders of Portugal. The views are absolutely stunning, and we'll also make our way up to the Boca do Inferno observation deck, which is one of the most beautiful spots in the Azores.

To relax, we'll take a dip in the ocean's mineral springs, which bubble right near the beach. And there's no better way to end the day than watching the sunset on the beach with a glass of wine. Afterwards, we'll head to our cozy hotel for a good night's rest.

We're all set for a walk to the valley of geysers today! We'll get to explore the volcano crater and check out all the bubbling calderas and smoking fumaroles. Don't worry, it's totally safe and super thrilling. Along the way, we'll make a stop at the Gorreana tea plantation, which happens to be the oldest in Europe. For lunch, we'll enjoy a traditional dish that's actually cooked in a geyser by Lake Furnas - pretty cool, right? The lake is nestled in a caldera surrounded by mountains, making it a gorgeous spot to relax and take in the scenery. And before we head back, we'll swing by the Terra Nostra Botanical Garden. To cap off our day, we'll have dinner in the charming village of Vila Franco do Campo, which was actually the first capital of the island.

We'll start our day with a flight to Horta on the beautiful island of Faial. The island is known for its stunning volcanic landscapes and the vibrant blue hydrangeas that bloom all around. Our first stop is the Morro De Castelo Branco observation deck where we'll enjoy a delicious breakfast. Our main goal for the day is to explore the Capelinhos volcano, which was formed after a major eruption in 1957. Although there were no casualties, the eruption caused the evacuation of 2,000 people and destroyed most of the houses in nearby villages.

We'll take a leisurely stroll through the lava fields and visit the underground museum of volcanology. We'll also make sure to check out the Faial caldera, which is famous for its green walls and small lakes. This stunning natural wonder has become one of the most iconic sights in the Azores. For dinner, we'll head to Praia do Almoxerife beach, which is known for its black sand and breathtaking views of the neighboring island of Pico. After dinner, we'll head back to the hotel.

Later in the evening, we'll take a lovely walk along the famous port of Horta and make a pit-stop at one of the city's most charming bars for a delicious gin cocktail. This place is a real favorite among seasoned sailors, so we're in for a treat and a taste of local flavor!

We're taking a ferry to Sao Jorge, one of the islands in the Azores Triangle. It's known for its delicious cheese, which was named after the island, by the way! The island is a long chain of mountains with flat areas called fajãs along the coast. We'll be spending the whole day there, starting with a beautiful hike to Fajã dos Cubres. Along the way, we'll stop at a waterfall and take in the scenery. After that, we'll have lunch and head to Velas, which is a port town that goes way back in history. They had to battle pirates and the town got wrecked by an earthquake way back in the day!

In Velas we'll be taking a nice stroll, grab some dinner, and then hop on a ferry to Pico Island. Once we get there, we'll check into our hotel and settle in for the night.

We''re going to kick off the day by exploring Pico, which is home to Europe's highest volcano, some wineries, and one of the world's longest lava tubes. We'll start by climbing inside the volcano to check out its internal structure, then take a stroll around Lagoa do Capitão before grabbing some lunch. After that, we'll head over to Lajes to check out the whale museum, which was founded by whalers after their fishing was banned. Next up is a walk through the vineyards of Criação Velhas, which were recognized as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site back in 2004. They grow grapes right on top of the lava fields! We'll wrap up our vineyard adventure with a tasting at the winery. Finally, we'll end our day with a flight to Lisbon in the evening.