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Its a very calm island (São Miguel) and it has everything you need to have a magic experience with nature! Its unique and incredible ♥️ Walking or picking any transportation is very safe, I never had also any problem walking late night!

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Ponta Delgada, a picturesque destination centrally located on Sao Miguel, the largest island in the Portuguese archipelago of the Azores, is known for its enchanting blend of historic architecture and natural beauty. The city's charming cobblestone streets lead to splendid points of interest such as the 18th-century City Gates and the Gothic-style St. Sebastian Church. Home to exceptional marine life, it provides opportunities for whale watching and swimming with dolphins. Its surrounding lush green landscapes, geothermal pools from Furnas, and the stunning Lagoa do Fogo (Fire Lagoon) illustrate the island's unique volcanic origin. The mix of scenic outdoors and rich cultural heritage makes Ponta Delgada an attractive stop in the ecotourism circuit.

Located in Southern Europe, Portugal is a breathtaking and diverse land, renowned for its rich culture, historical significance, and natural beauty. It rests on the Iberian Peninsula, right on the Atlantic coast, sharing its eastern and northern border with Spain. Portugal is globally known for its exquisite seafood cuisine, world-class port wines from the Douro Valley, golden sun-drenched beaches, and the historical cities of Lisbon and Porto. Its southern region, Algarve, attracts sunseekers and beachgoers, while its interior, adorned with picturesque landscapes like Peneda-Gerês National Park, is a paradise for hikers. Portugal is also home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the ornate architecture in Manueline style, the ancient standing stones at Évora, and splendid monasteries such as Jerónimos Monastery. This prime tourist destination offers a fusion of traditional charm and contemporary sophistication that every traveler must experience.

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When traveling to Portugal, both the United States and Canadian governments advise visitors to exercise normal safety and security precautions. Ensure to stay alert, maintain personal safety, and secure belongings.

Incredibly safe (I walked late at night, not feeling in the slightest bit unsafe), very affordable, and people are extremely friendly. The city has a small, bustling centre, natural springs (both cold and warm), astonishing natural scenery, delicious food and plenty of streets to explore.

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