AZORES. SAFE BY NATURE.
Caring is in our nature. That’s why here, in the middle of the Atlantic, you’ll find 9 islands at the top of sustainability. Rest assured you'll be able to enjoy the trails, landscapes, experiences and flavours that only the Azores can offer, safely, by nature.
AZORES DISTINGUISHED AS EUROPEAN SAFEST DESTINATIONS®
The Azores have been considered one of the safest, surprising and comfortable destinations in the whole of Europe.
Discover the 10 reasons that distinguish these 9 extraordinary islands in terms of safety.
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Taking meticulous measures
Find out moreIn the Azores, keeping residents and visitors safe is a priority. Find out about all the current measures, travel information, cordons sanitaires, legislation and weekly updated guidelines.
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Safe on arrival, safe at departure
Find out moreEverything you need to know before travelling to the Azores during the pandemic. Step by step guidance on all the compulsory and recommended procedures for travellers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Information on testing, laboratory contacts and exceptions.
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Over 80% of the population is now fully vaccinated.
Find out moreFind out about the guiding principles of the vaccination process in the autonomous region of the Azores, vaccination phases and priority groups, circulars, campaigns and other details.
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We are here for you during your stay
COVID-19 support line Health Centres and HospitalsDo you have symptoms or have you been in contact with an infected person? Do not go to the emergency department; contact the appropriate health line. There is always someone ready to help, anytime, whichever island you are on. Find out about the essential contacts you should keep handy during your stay. Support lines, health centres and hospitals numbers. You can also contact us by email.
MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES BY NATURE
Choose yours.
THE FIRST ARCHIPELAGO IN THE WORLD CERTIFIED AS A SUSTAINABLE DESTINATION
Protecting what is ours so as to preserve what belongs to us all. The wealth of natural and cultural diversity in the Azores brings with it a huge responsibility: the responsibility to make good choices, to respect the resources and to know how to listen and how to change.
