Most visitors reach Flores via an inter-island flight within the Azores.

Step 1: Fly to a main Azores gateway (commonly Ponta Delgada on Sao Miguel or Terceira).
Step 2: Connect on SATA Air Acores to Flores (FLW). Routes can also link via Faial (Horta).
Step 3 (optional): Use Flores as your base for Corvo by ferry or flight when sea state and schedules allow.

Flores is weather-sensitive. Add buffer time on both ends of your trip, and keep essentials (meds, a warm layer, and one change of clothes) in your carry-on.

Rent a car. It is the easiest way to reach trailheads, viewpoints, and small villages on a weather-flexible schedule.

Most visitors reach Flores via an inter-island flight within the Azores.

Step 1: Fly to a main Azores gateway (commonly Ponta Delgada on Sao Miguel or Terceira).
Step 2: Connect on SATA Air Acores to Flores (FLW). Routes can also link via Faial (Horta).
Step 3 (optional): Use Flores as your base for Corvo by ferry or flight when sea state and schedules allow.

Flores is weather-sensitive. Add buffer time on both ends of your trip, and keep essentials (meds, a warm layer, and one change of clothes) in your carry-on.

Rent a car. It is the easiest way to reach trailheads, viewpoints, and small villages on a weather-flexible schedule.

Flores Island

Plan your stay

Getting there

Getting around

Plan your stay

Getting there

Getting around