What is the currency?
The currency in the Azores is the Euro (EUR), symbolised by €.
The AzoresSolo Trips &Tours
Solo Group Travel to the Azores – Explore São Miguel, Volcanic Lakes & Coastal Villages
Why visit the Azores?
Set in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the Azores are a stunning group of islands known for their lush green landscapes, volcanic craters, and dramatic coastlines. Nature lovers will feel right at home exploring the emerald lakes of Sete Cidades, relaxing in geothermal hot springs, and discovering charming villages rich in Portuguese culture. Join one of our guided adventures to uncover spectacular viewpoints, scenic walking trails, and unforgettable island flavors. From crater lakes to ocean cliffs, every day offers something new—followed by relaxed evenings sharing stories with your fellow solo travelers.
Wildlife
Natural Wonders
Charming Towns
Spectacular Landscapes
Facts about the Azores
What is the time zone?
The Azores operate on Azores Standard Time (AZOT), which is UTC-1—about four hours ahead of Eastern Time. During daylight saving time, the islands switch to Azores Summer Time (AZOST), which is UTC.
What is the weather like?
The Azores enjoy a mild Atlantic climate with comfortable temperatures year-round. Summer averages around 75°F, while winter temperatures are typically around 60°F.
Top things to see & do
Visit the breathtaking crater lakes of Sete Cidades and Lagoa do Fogo, relax in the geothermal hot springs of Furnas, go whale and dolphin watching in the Atlantic Ocean, and take in sweeping island views from dramatic coastal viewpoints.
Top cuisine to try
Try Cozido das Furnas, a traditional stew slow-cooked underground using volcanic heat; sample fresh Atlantic seafood like grilled limpets and tuna; and enjoy sweet treats such as Queijadas, the Azores’ famous custard pastries.
