RARE SIGHTING ON TERCEIRA ISLAND | The Only UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Azores - Ep 97
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We have one last thing we’ve got to do before we leave Horta. Then we sail from Faial Island to Terceira Island in the Azores, Portugal Islands. We visit the UNESCO Heritage Site of Angra do Heroismo and explore this beautiful place. Definitely a bucket list destination!
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