Volcanic Islands Collection (#2)

Barranco de Fataga. Gran Canaria, Canary islands

Fuerteventuras former capital Betancuria lies in a picturesque valley since the 15th century. Canary islands

Traditional vineyards in La Geria where the wines are produced in a volcanic ash soil. Lanzarote, Canary islands

Jameos del Agua. Lanzarote

Cactus. Lanzarote, Canary Islands

Tenerife island and Roque Nublo seen from Pozo de las Nieves. Gran Canaria, Canary islands

Timanfaya National Park (Parque Nacional de Timanfaya). The last volcanic eruptions occurred between 1730 and 1736. Lanzarote, Canary Islands

The ancient volcanic landscape of Fuerteventura, Canary islands

Fireworks during the Seas Week festivities at Horta. Faial, Azores islands, Portugal

Whaling boats regattas in the sea channel between Faial and Pico islands. Faial, Azores islands, Portugal

Faja do Ouvidor. Fajas are sliding lands along the seaside. Sao Jorge, Azores islands, Portugal

Volcanic craters along the Sao Jorge island and the Pico volcano on the horizon. Azores islands, Portugal

Faja do Ouvidor and Faja da Ribeira d Areia in a rainy day. Fajas are sliding lands along the seaside. Sao Jorge, Azores islands, Portugal

A swimming pool in a hotel of Velas, capital city of Sao Jorge. Azores islands, Portugal

Canada, manufacturing house of the famous Sao Jorge traditional cheese, Santo Amaro, Azores islands, Portugal

Terra do Conde cellars. Santa Cruz, Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

Furna do Enxofre (Sulphur Cave) is a lava cave, with a maximum length of 194 meters and about 40 meters high in the central part. Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

A traditional windmill in Sao Mateus. Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

Ponta da Barca lighthouse, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Graciosa, Azores islands, Portugal

Sete Fontes Nature Park with exotic trees. Sao Jorge, Azores islands, Portugal

Queijadas, a delicacy of Graciosa. Azores islands, Portugal

The Lagoa do Caiado crater (Caiado lagoon), one of the undreds of craters spread along the Pico island. On the horizon we can see Sao Jorge island. Azores islands, Portugal

Holy Spirit (Espirito Santo) festivities at Criacao Velha. This kind of bread, called Rosquilhas, is a delicacy. Pico, Azores islands, Portugal

Vineyards inside lava walls at Criacao Velha. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pico, Azores islands, Portugal

Windmill in Vila do Porto. Santa Maria, Azores islands, Portugal

Terraced vineyards at the little town of Maia. Santa Maria, Azores islands, Portugal

Trees bordering a rural road near Povoacao. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Seaside with lava rocks at Praia Formosa. Santa Maria, Azores islands, Portugal

Traditional rural house at Povoacao. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Holy Christ Church during the festivities at Ponta Delgada. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Volcanic landscape with pastures between craters. Pico, Azores islands, Portugal

The volcano, 2351 meters high, at the Pico island. His last eruption was in 1720. Azores islands, Portugal

The volcano covered with snow, 2351 meters high, at the Pico island. His last eruption was in 1720. Azores islands, Portugal

Lava rocks on a stormy day at Lagido, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pico, Azores islands, Portugal

Falca Forest Reserve in a foggy day. Faial, Azores islands, Portugal

The city of Horta and the Porto Pim district. Faial, Azores islands, Portugal

Still life with vegetables at Quinta do Martelo. Sao Mateus, Terceira, Azores islands, Portugal

Palm tree and motherchurch at Faial da Terra. Sao Miguel, Azores islands, Portugal

Lages do Pico, one of the most important whaling villages, and the volcano at dusk. Pico, Azores islands, Portugal

The Vulcao dos Capelinhos (Capelinhos volcano) last eruption was in 1957. It is a major attraction in Azores islands for its history, its geology and the wild beauty of the site

The city of Horta at dawn with the volcano of Pico island on the horizon. Faial, Azores islands, Portugal

Wine cellar in Biscoitos. Terceira, Azores islands, Portugal

An empty and solitary road. Pico island, Azores islands, Portugal

Jan Mayen Island, in the Arctic Seas (engraving)
1621615 Jan Mayen Island, in the Arctic Seas (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jan Mayen Island, in the Arctic Seas)

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"Discover the Enchanting Volcanic Islands of Santa Cruz and Graciosa in Azores, Portugal" Embark on a journey to the mesmerizing volcanic islands of Santa Cruz and Graciosa in the picturesque Azores archipelago. These breathtaking destinations offer a unique blend of natural wonders, cultural heritage, and awe-inspiring landscapes. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Santa Cruz, the main town of this island paradise. Wander through its charming streets adorned with Scrimshaws - exquisite engravings on sperm-whale teeth that showcase local craftsmanship at its finest. Continue your exploration to Graciosa, where you'll find yourself captivated by Jardin de Cactus (Cesar Manrique) - an extraordinary cactus garden nestled amidst Lanzarote's stunning Canary Islands. Marvel at this botanical masterpiece as it showcases a diverse collection of rare cacti species against a backdrop of volcanic beauty. Venture further into Terceira, another gem within the Azores islands. Here, traditional rural houses adorned with maize trees await your discovery in Sao Bras. Lose yourself amidst Fontinhas' lush pasture fields while gazing upon Ilheus das Cabras' enchanting islets shimmering in the distance. Experience authentic Azorean culture at Imperio de Sao Sebastiao during Espirito Santo festivities on Terceira Island – witness captivating traditions come alive before your eyes. Nature enthusiasts will be enthralled by Brook at Lagoa das Patas Nature Reserve; its tranquil waters reflecting nature's serenity on Terceira Island. For more natural marvels, visit Ribeira dos Caldeiroes Nature Reserve at Achada Nordeste on Sao Miguel Island – where cascading waterfalls harmonize with volcanic landscapes creating an ethereal ambiance. No trip to these volcanic islands would be complete without visiting Sete Cidades village and its magnificent crater lake boasting a perimeter of 12 kilometers.