Here you will find all official Turismo hiking trails on São Jorge:
PR 01 SJO – Serra do Topo – Caldeira do Santo Cristo – Fajã dos Cubres
PR 02 SJO – Serra do Topo – Fajã dos Vimes
PR 03 SJO – Fajã de São João – Lourais – Fajã dos Vimes
PR 04 SJO Pico do Pedro – Pico da Esperança – Fajã do Ouvidor
PRC 05 SJO – Fajã de Além – Road blocked
PRC 06 SJO – Norte Pequeno
PRC 08 SJO – Fajãs do Toledo
PR 09 SJO – Fajã dos Vimes – Fragueira – Portal
PRC 10 SJO – Caminho das Fontes
GR 01 SJO Grande Rota São Jorge - East
GR 02 SJO Grande Rota São Jorge - West
The island belongs to the Central Group.
Geography: São Jorge lies between the islands Pico and Terceira It is approximately 53 kilometers long and 8 kilometers wide. The island is known for its elongated shape and rugged coastline.
Population: The population of São Jorge It has approximately 8.000 inhabitants. The most important settlements on the island are Velas, which is also the capital, and Calheta.
Nature: São Jorge It offers a spectacular natural landscape with deep gorges, steep cliffs, and lush green hills. The island is also known for its traditional terraced fields, called "fajãs," which can be found along the coast.
Attractions: Among the main attractions on São Jorge These include Fajã da Caldeira de Santo Cristo, a secluded cove with a natural pool and a picturesque bay, as well as the Pico Esperança, the island's highest peak. The island also offers numerous hiking trails and viewpoints.
Culture and tradition: São Jorge It has a rich cultural history, reflected in its traditional festivals, dances, and crafts. The island is also known for its traditional cuisine, particularly its cheese production.
Reachability: São Jorge is via the airport São Jorge (SJZ) is accessible via regular flights to other Azorean islands and mainland Portugal. There are also ferry connections to other islands in the archipelago.
São Jorge Azores is a stunning island that captivates visitors with its rugged beauty, rich culture, and relaxed atmosphere. It is a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, and travelers who want to explore the unspoiled nature of the Azores.
The climate, as on the other islands, is temperate with average annual temperatures of 12º C in winter and 25º C in summer.
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