Life is about creating unique and unforgettable moments, like feeling the wind on your face and the ground flying under you.

Surrounded by the breathtaking scenery that the island has to offer, horseback riding is a great option to relax, look at the sky, the green fields, and free your mind.

The connection to Terceira equines is something special, and you can feel it when you embark on this adventure. In 2014, the Terceira Island Pony was recognized as an autochthonous breed, a small, fast, intelligent, extremely docile and easy to handle animal.

If you want to create a unique moment, this is an excellent option for you, just make your reservation and prepare your heart.

Some say that riding a horse is the closest to feeling total freedom.

A Terceira é hotspot de raridades e espécies visitantes escassas, especialmente na área da Praia da Vitória. A ilha proporciona às aves migratórias condições de refúgio, alimentação e repouso.

Alguns dos locais de observação são reconhecidos internacionalmente, podendo ser dado destaque para o Paul da Praia da Vitória, localizado no centro urbano da cidade, coisa rara na região da Macaronésia, o Paul da Pedreira do Cabo da Praia, reconhecido internacionalmente como o melhor local no Paleártico Ocidental para a observação de aves oriundas da América do Norte, e o Paul do Belo Jardim.

Outros locais de observação são por exemplo a Baía de Angra do Heroísmo, a Praia da Riviera, Fajã da Serreta, a Lagoa do Negro, a Ponta das Contendas ou o Reservatório do Cabrito.

A atividade deve ser feita de modo a não interferir com o comportamento natural das espécies e preferencialmente acompanhado de um guia.

Pode obter mais informação sobre os locais e as aves a observar em:

https://avesdosazores.wordpress.com/onde-observar

If you are traveling with family or friends, this is an excellent option to visit the places of greatest tourist interest on the Island. A pleasant walk that will allow you to get to know the island, its emblematic places, in comfort and without major concerns.

By Visit Portugal

“Tall pine trees, colorful flowers (mainly azaleas and hydrangeas), several natural lakes and impeccably maintained facilities make the Terceira Island Golf Course an integral part of the natural beauty of the island. Additionally, the availability of several tees in each hole provides it with a touch of a championship course and turns the game into an unforgettable experience. The 18^th hole (par 3) is considered the most difficult of the course, because the green slopes considerably, has difficult to read putting lines and is protected by trees and lakes. But reaching it means that you have left behind some very demanding tests for golfers of all levels, such as the 10^th hole (a par 4 that crosses a ravine and has a water hazard in front of the green) and the 17^th (a long par 5 with a water hazard that makes the approach quite challenging).”