whale watching trips.

Baleias de barbas

Spring in the Azores: the season of the baleen whales

Spring marks a particularly important period for the presence of large cetaceans in the Azores. Every year, between March and May, several species of baleen whales cross the archipelago in the heart of the North Atlantic, integrating the waters of the Azores into their seasonal migratory routes. Read More

Aventuras para 2026

Adventures in São Miguel for 2026

Between the ocean and the land, 2026 is the perfect year to experience São Miguel through unforgettable adventures with Picos de Aventura. Discover the activities you shouldn’t miss on the Green Island. Read More

Avistamentos 2025

 Sightings in 2025

The year 2025 came to an end as a particularly distinctive period in terms of cetacean sightings, with a high number of whales remaining around the island well beyond the summer season. This report summarizes these observations through graphs and percentages, reflecting a complete cycle of survey effort, encounters, and behavioral patterns throughout the year. Read More

Observação de cetáceos em São Miguel

Whale Watching – Everything You Need to Know

Experience the magic of whale watching in the Azores with Picos de Aventura and discover how this activity brings together nature, science, and adventure. Read More

Outono em São Miguel

Autumn in São Miguel: 5 Experiences to Enjoy This Season

Discover São Miguel in the autumn: thermal waters, tea fields, unique flavors, and whale watching make this the perfect season to explore the island.
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terceira

Terceira: The Best Sea Experiences

Discover what makes the sea around Terceira Island one of the most fascinating gems in the Azores Archipelago through three must-do activities. Read More

Observação de cetáceos

Whale Watching: A Magical Activity in the Azores

The Azores, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, are one of the best destinations in the world for observing cetaceans in their natural habitat. Read More

Sabia que os mamíferos marinhos também amamentam?

Did you know that marine mammals also breast-feed?

Breast-feed is the act, from a female mammal, to feed its young with the milk that they produce. Whales and dolphins are marine mammals, which means that they also breast-feed their calves, depending directly on the milk of their mom in the first years of their lives. Read More

São Miguel Escapadinha a dois

São Miguel: Your next getaway for two

A getaway for two to reconnect with the green nature of São Miguel is just what you might need. Find out what you can't miss. Read More

Peixes-voadores

Flying fish in the Azores

What is it that flies but doesn't have wings? These are our unique flying fish which are often spotted during our whalewatching trips. Read More

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