
Jewels of Portugal
Island-hop through volcanic landscapes, swim in natural hot springs, and taste stew cooked by geothermal heat on this unforgettable journey through Portugal's Atlantic archipelago.
Four unique destinations — volcanic islands, UNESCO heritage, and Portugal's vibrant capital. Tap the + on any item to build your wishlist and send it to Marley.

The Green Island
The largest Azorean island is a paradise of volcanic craters, hot springs, and lush green landscapes. Experience four seasons in one day — pack layers and embrace the unpredictability.
Modern petiscaria by chef Hugo Ferreira. Seasonal share plates with island produce. Wouldn't be out of place in Lisbon.
Contemporary Azorean cuisine
Mammoth terrace with sea views. Fresh catch-of-the-day — they refuse to serve frozen seafood.
Best seafood terrace
Tables perched above the ocean. Breathtaking views, sound of waves, salty breeze. A dream spot.
Most scenic lunch
Famous for massive Azorean beef steaks. Not for light eaters.
Carnivore paradise
Industrial zone location but sleek interior with indoor trees. IPAs, pilsners, ales, stouts. Tanks named after The Beatles. Hosts live music.
Best brewery atmosphere
Founded by Tara (chemist) and Edmundo (engineer). Tara is one of the few female brewers in Europe. Offers tours.
Pioneer craft brewery
Creative cocktails with views. Try the Samurai: vodka, Azorean pineapple, lime, wasabi, ginger beer.
Best cocktails on the island
Local craft beer selection in the city center.
Central craft beer spot
Natural ocean lagoon heated by geothermal activity. Go at LOW TIDE for best warmth. Free access, 25km from Ponta Delgada. Steep road.
Jaw-dropping flower gardens with ocean views in Nordeste.
360° views of Ponta Delgada. Climb 100+ steps, free entry.
Free tours with tastings. Unique greenhouse cultivation.
Best sunset on the island — sun sets between dramatic islets.

The Blue Island
The third most visited Azorean island punches above its weight. Horta's famous marina is a legendary stopover for Atlantic sailors, and the ash landscapes of Capelinhos feel like another planet.
LEGENDARY. Open 80+ years. Mandatory stop for Atlantic sailors. Great gin, views of marina and Pico Mountain. Scrimshaw museum upstairs.
The most famous bar in the Azores
Owned by the first Portuguese man to sail the world solo. Living museum restaurant with views over Porto Pim beach.
Unique nautical history
Cook your own food on a hot lava stone at the table. Popular with locals and tourists.
Interactive dining experience
Famous starters: homemade olive butter, rump croquettes, tuna steak in bolo lêvedo. Chocolate mousse made with Peter Café gin.
Best starters on Faial
Street food spot. Best burgers in the Azores, served on traditional Bolo Lêvedo buns.
Best burgers
THE bar in Horta. Gin specialties, sailor atmosphere, 80+ years of history.
Mandatory pilgrimage
World-famous walls covered in paintings by sailors. Tradition says leaving a painting brings good luck.
Best panoramic view over Porto Pim Bay and Horta.
One of the most popular swimming areas. Calm, crystal clear water.
Destroyed in 1998 earthquake, left as memorial. Haunting and beautiful.

The Festive Island
Home to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Angra do Heroísmo, Terceira combines historic architecture with volcanic adventures. Descend into ancient lava tubes and swim in natural rock pools.
New but quickly became a top spot. Classic Azorean charm with contemporary interior. Must-try: Alcatra and grilled limpets.
Best new restaurant
Family-run, cozy, intimate. No fixed menu — dishes made with freshest ingredients available.
Most authentic experience
Traditional tavern with sophistication. Great wine list. Famous for Alcatra Açoriana (rump stew). Open 7 days.
Best Alcatra
Living museum in a stone house. Regional meat dishes: morcela, torresmos, liver.
Traditional meat feast
Fishing village seafood paradise. Family-run. Crabs, lobster, catch of the day.
Freshest seafood
Late breakfast, light lunch, great coffee. Beautiful 1815 building.
Creamiest ice cream on the island. Made with fresh Azorean milk.
Friendly, no-nonsense bar snacks, cold local beer. Best views overlooking Baia de Angra. Open until 2am. Closed Tuesdays.
Best sunset views
Good for lunch or afternoon people-watching. UK pub atmosphere evenings.
Afternoon hangout
FREE entry. Black volcanic rock pools on north coast. Pools range from protected to open ocean. Changing rooms, showers. Water shoes recommended.
Start at Praça Velha → Igreja da Misericórdia → Harbor → Alto da Memória viewpoint.
See São João Baptista fort (17th century), great bay views, memorial cross.
More volcanic swimming pools near Angra.

City of Light
End your journey in Portugal's vibrant capital. The Belém district showcases the Age of Discovery with its iconic tower and monastery, plus the world-famous custard tarts.
Iconic. Baking famous custard tarts since 1837 (20,000+ per day). More egg-forward filling, extra crispy pastry.
Mandatory pilgrimage
Top-tier Neapolitan pizza. Italian ingredients, fresh Portuguese cheeses.
Best pizza in Belém
No-frills sandwich bar. Shawarma, baguettes, wraps.
Quick casual lunch
Many say best beer in Portugal. Long tap list, spacious taproom, great hamburgers.
Best brewery in Portugal
Best selection of Portuguese craft beer in Lisbon. 9 taps + dozens of Portuguese bottles.
Best Portuguese craft selection
Well-hopped beers, endless events, cool vibe, sunny terrace.
Best brewery vibe
Sophisticated. Small plates, specialty cocktails.
Elevated Belém experience
Buzzing gastropub. Portuguese-Brazilian fusion. 360° views.
Best panoramic bar
Outdoor terrace, river views. Caipirinhas, sangria, beers under €3.
Cheapest drinks with a view
Stroll from the tower to the monastery along the Tagus River.
Free access to the wave-like rooftop with river views.
18 Meals: 11B, 1L, 6D
The Azores are subtropical but unpredictable. These are the things that'll make or break your trip.
Pro Tip: Bring a dark swimsuit specifically for thermal pools — the iron-rich water at Terra Nostra and Poça da Dona Beija will permanently stain light colors!