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Retiring in The Azores

A scenic view of lush green farmland on Pico, Azores, divided by hedgerows on a sloping landscape leading to a coastline with deep blue ocean waters. A few scattered houses and farm buildings are nestled amidst the patchwork of fields, with hills in the background and a partly cloudy sky overhead.

Nestled in the heart of the Atlantic Ocean, the Azores offer a unique retirement destination for those seeking tranquility, natural beauty, and a slower pace of life. As an autonomous region of Portugal, these nine volcanic islands combine European charm …

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Azores Food: 20+ Azorean Dishes You Have to Eat

A plate of cozido," featuring chunks of tender beef shank with visible bone, surrounded by vegetables including corn, cabbage, potatoes, and green beans, all served in a broth. The plate is set on a white textured tablecloth reminiscent of Portugal's rustic charm.

If you’re visiting the Azores, the first question you have is probably: what should I eat? Don’t worry! I had exactly the same one. I’ve travelled across all 9 islands of the Azores, sampling all of the wonderful different foods …

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Where to Store Your Luggage in The Azores

A person in a red shirt and white shorts places a suitcase in the trunk of a red car while another person holds a yellow suitcase on the roadside. Trees and greenery are visible in the background.

If you’re visiting the Azores, chances are that you might need to store your luggage at some point. This is often the case if you’re arriving before you can check into your accommodation or checking out from an Airbnb but …

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What The Internet In The Azores Like?

A scenic view from a hillside, looking down a stone-lined path towards a coastal village with a mix of green fields and red-roofed buildings, all set against a backdrop of the open sea under a cloudy sky.

If you’re thinking of moving to the Azores, you may wonder what the speed of the internet is like in the Azores. After all, many of these islands are quite remote with just a few thousand people. The island of …

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