THE BEST PLACE TO MOVE IN CASE OF WW3 - Azores Islands Paradise! Why would we move to Pico Island!

Welcome to episode 14 of our Azores Islands guide - East of Pico Island! As we venture into the post-Covid world, we are here to explore if the Azores could be an amazing place to call home.

With Portugal's previous crypto-friendly environment and the isolated region of the Azores complemented by favorable weather and infrastructure, this archipelago stands as an ideal sanctuary during uncertain times.

Offering self-sufficient food resources and breathtaking natural landscapes, it truly is a perfect refuge in the event of global unrest. In today's episode, we delve into the wonders of the East side of Pico Island, as we continue our quest to imagine ourselves living in this incredible haven.

A day filled with leisurely activities and indulging in delicious local cuisine awaits us. Prepare to embark on an exploration of the charms that reside within this enchanting island paradise.

Join us on this awe-inspiring journey through the Gems of the Azores, and let's unveil whether this could be the perfect place to write the next chapter of our lives after enduring the challenges of Covid. Stay tuned for an adventure brimming with natural splendor and the possibility of a dreamlike future!

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Mount Pico on Pico Island, the Azores
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Volcanic viticulture. Viticulture with a volcanic twist
It's grape-harvesting time on Pico, a centuries-old tradition that kicks off in early September. Pico is one of nine islands which make up an autonomous region of Portugal called the Azores archipelago. The islands themselves are peaks of vast volcanic mountains that rise high above the Atlantic Ocean.

Looming in the background of today's photo is Mount Pico, a stratovolcano partly responsible for the island's flourishing wine industry. The mineral-rich volcanic earth and warm climate demand unique methods for growing grapes. Fields of vines run along the ground, resting on top of black basalt rocks the locals call 'biscoitos' (biscuits).

These rock biscuits serve a purpose: During the day, the rocks absorb and give back heat, which in turn helps ripen the grapes. The bull, while picturesque, is merely a bystander enjoying the flowers and the view, and perhaps musing about mysteries of viticulture on a far-flung volcanic island.

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