Praia da Vitoria - Provisions & Laundry

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Both the Guarita and Continente supermarket chains have outlets in Praia da Vitoria.  Guarita tends to be slightly more economical.

There are also a number of smaller grocery stores. The food and vegetable markets are very good and an excellent farmers’ market is held on the road from Angra to Biscoitos on a Sunday morning—great if you need a new chicken, cow or goat.

 

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  1. October 4, 2016 at 3:02 PM
    Data Entry1 says:

    Must do’s if you have time on Terceira:
    1. Go to the local town where there is a “running of the bulls” that particular evening (they move them from town to town). The reason to go is more to observe the way the locals commune around this event than to see the bulls themselves, who are given stimulants and then downers when they are still in their bright red boxes before being released to put on their show.

    2. Terceira has several interesting caves that are worth visiting, donning the requisite hard hats, and exploring on a guided tour.
    3. Lastly, driving across the island and enjoying the miles of hydrangeas lining the roads is another not-to-miss experience on Terceira in the spring/summer.

  2. June 1, 2014 at 5:53 PM
    Data Entry1 says:

    We visited in May 2014. The harbormaster was not present on a weekend. VHF calls on ch. 9 and 16 were not answered. Local boats advised against attempting to enter at low tide with the 2m draft and I could see why. However, we were told the ground is soft sand, not rocks. Dredging is still ongoing and from what it looks like must continue to go on eternally.

    We spent a pleasant night moored to the outside of the breakwater-float with electricity and water. An immigration/police officer was present and supplied us with an access card but told us there was no way to pay for the marina on a weekend.
    The tell-tale signs of bad swell were visible around the marina: local boats tied up with a spiderweb of mooring lines, chafed lines, ruptured shock absorbers, blown fenders.