FAIAL & PICO E-BIKE TOUR

Two Islands. One Journey. Your Own Pace.

8 Days · 7 Nights · 5 Cycling Days · Around 200 km

Some places are made to be explored on two wheels

The Faial & Pico E-Bike Tour takes you across two of the Azores’ most remarkable islands on a self-guided journey designed around freedom, nature and discovery.

Over five cycling days, follow quiet roads and trails through green landscapes, volcanic scenery, traditional villages and dramatic Atlantic coastlines. On Faial, ride towards the volcanic landscape of Capelinhos, climb towards the Caldeira and finish among the streets and harbour of Horta. Then cross the channel to Pico, where black-stone vineyards, old whaling towns and the slopes of Portugal’s highest mountain shape a completely different landscape.

Your e-bike gives you the freedom to cover more ground, tackle the climbs and ride at your own pace, while our navigation app, route information, luggage transfers and support take care of the practical side of the journey.

Two islands. Around 200 kilometres. One journey at your own pace.

AT A GLANCE

Duration 8 days · 7 nights
Cycling Days 5 days
Distance Approximately 200 km
Type Self-guided · Navigation app & route information provided
Islands Faial & Pico
E-Bike E-bike rental · Pannier bag · Lock · Quick repair kit
Accommodation 7 nights in selected biker-friendly accommodation
Meals 7 breakfasts · 2 lunchboxes
Activities 5 cycling days · Whale watching or alternative Pico experience according to season
Luggage Transported between accommodations
Transfers Arrival & departure transfers · Programme transfers included
Support Briefing · Bike fitting · 24-hour support line
Participants From 1 person
Departure Daily starts

Two Islands | Two Stories

Faial and Pico may be neighbours, but from the saddle of an e-bike they feel remarkably different.

On Faial, green countryside, forest roads and Atlantic views lead towards the dramatic volcanic landscape of Capelinhos and the heights of the Caldeira. Cross the channel to Pico and the scenery changes — black basalt walls, UNESCO-listed vineyards, old whaling villages and the slopes of Portugal’s highest mountain become part of the journey.

And because this is a self-guided tour, the rhythm is yours. Stop for a swim in a natural pool, take a longer lunch, explore a village or simply pause when the view deserves it.

Your route is planned. How you experience it is up to you.

And this is how the journey unfolds.

Your journey, day by day

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