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Practical information : Take a break The Azores
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The Azores are no Ibiza, far from it, but there are some very nice places to have a drink on one of the archipelago's many terraces. A number of trendy bars have sprung up along the waterfront, harbors and marinas. They're perfect for watching the sunset over an aperitif. Most stay open until 3am-4am on weekends, for those who want to party late. Correct prices and guaranteed atmosphere in summer!
Budget & Tips
Count less than €1 for a coffee, €1 for a soda and between €0.50 and €1.50 for a beer. Please note that in many establishments, credit cards are not accepted.
Age restrictions
It is European legislation that applies, so the consumption of alcohol is forbidden to minors.
What's very local
Several typical Azorean drinks can be served for the aperitif. As for beer, try the Especial, a local drink. As for wine, it is absolutely necessary to taste those of Pico and Terceira. Finally, pineapple or maracuja liqueurs are the specialties of São Miguel. Without alcohol: taste the Kima, a local soda made from passion fruit.