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Classified by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, Graciosa has a tranquil environment and simple beauty that conquers anyone who passes through.
Graciosa's festivities include: Carnival, considered the most festive in the Azores; the Dedication of the Holy Spirit festivities, with popular festivities called "Bodos" and the Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres festivities, the island's largest celebration.
Graciosa's gastronomy is known for its fresh fish from the Azores, usually served in "caldeiradas" or roasted. Garlic, Graciosa cantaloupe and white island cheese are also products of choice. The range of autochthonous drinks includes the Graciosa wine, the old brandies, the scaffold and the angelica, known throughout the archipelago.
