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Now in its eighth edition, Bradt''s Azores remains the only comprehensive guidebook to this nine-island archipelago - a mountainous, nature-lover''s wilderness perched in the mid-Atlantic at the western extremity of Europe. One of the world''s best whalewatching destinations, a geological curiosity and - more recently - a mid-Atlantic adventure playground, the Azores have become ever more accessible thanks to low-cost European flights. The nine islands making up the Azorean archipelago share volcanic origins, albeit from different eras, so each rugged landscape boasts a unique feel. The approach to tourism also differs from island to island: while São Miguel welcomes a rising number of cruise ships and international flights, and Faial is a busy hub for trans-ocean yachts, tiny Corvo and gentle Santa Maria remain almost untouched. The Gulf Stream guarantees a mild climate and plenty of greenery: a pleasant environment for this easily accessible, safe, welcoming and authentic mid-haul de

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    A Paperback by David Sayers

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      Publisher Bradt Travel Guides
      Published 1 August 2024
      ISBN-13 9781804691731
      978-1804691731
      ISBN-10 1804691739
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      Book Synopsis
      Now in its eighth edition, Bradt''s Azores remains the only comprehensive guidebook to this nine-island archipelago - a mountainous, nature-lover''s wilderness perched in the mid-Atlantic at the western extremity of Europe. One of the world''s best whalewatching destinations, a geological curiosity and - more recently - a mid-Atlantic adventure playground, the Azores have become ever more accessible thanks to low-cost European flights. The nine islands making up the Azorean archipelago share volcanic origins, albeit from different eras, so each rugged landscape boasts a unique feel. The approach to tourism also differs from island to island: while São Miguel welcomes a rising number of cruise ships and international flights, and Faial is a busy hub for trans-ocean yachts, tiny Corvo and gentle Santa Maria remain almost untouched. The Gulf Stream guarantees a mild climate and plenty of greenery: a pleasant environment for this easily accessible, safe, welcoming and authentic mid-haul de

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