Portugal·February 14 - 22 2023
Do you need to get away? Are you overwhelmed, tired and needing a break? This is the trip for you!
SOLD OUTGet the well deserved break you need as we handle all of the details while you experience the beauty and simplicity of Terceira. We'll explore the full island, hike, taste the local wine, eat the local food AND experience Carnival the Azorean way! We'll be sure to give you plenty of time to relax and unwind and have FUN! With flights included, this February package is an amazing deal and a great way to see the islands for the first time!
Meet your team for our February adventure!
Here's the itinerary for your adventure on Terceira.
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Flights to and from Boston and Terceira
7 Nights accomodations at the Terceira Mar Hotel
Transfers to and from the hotel
Daily breakfast
Daily tours
1 lunch
1 dinner
Local guides to take care of everything!
See why National Geographic calls the Azores
In the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, a string of nine volcanic islands rests at the intersection of the Eurasian, African, and North American tectonic plates. Portugal’s sun splashed Azores Islands are a trailblazer in sustainable tourism and boast a robust outdoor culture. The archipelago is considered one of the greenest destinations in the world, protecting not just natural wonders, but also a way of life (wine, honey, pineapple, and various cheeses enjoy protected status here). Dip your toes into the warm Azorean waters and discover paradise on these islands.
This beautiful hotel boasts ocean front rooms and gorgeous views!
The Azores are located in the northern Atlantic Ocean, roughly 2,400 miles east of the U.S. and 930 miles west of Lisbon, making them the closest European land to the United States. The Portuguese archipelago is made up of nine volcanic islands spread across 400 miles, which are divided into three island clusters: eastern (São Miguel and Santa Maria islands), central (Terceira, São Jorge, Pico, Graciosa, and Faial), and western (Flores and Corvo).
The Azores, as part of Portugal, is a European Union member and uses the Euro.
The Azoreans speak Portuguese. Many people do speak English though, and language is not an issue.
Absolutely! Add another island or two if you'd like as well. Shoot us an email and let us know what you're thinking. revibetravels@gmail.com