Azores Sailing & Fishing
Who We Are
There are stories that aren't written with ink, but with salt and seawater. Ours is one of them. We are Cristina and Vítor. While we have our own careers and professions in our daily lives, the sea is the passion that defines us and the safe harbor we always return to. For us, this project isn't just a business. It's about sharing a lifestyle we've cultivated since we first met.
Cristina
Sailor
Vítor
Captain / Skipper
From a very young age, we learned to read the tides at our parents’ hands. However, we decided to take that connection further, combining empirical knowledge with technical and academic training.
With an academic background in Social Sciences and a Professional Fishing license, Cristina combines a deep understanding of human and cultural relations with rigor and respect for the art of fishing.
Vítor, besides holding a Professional Fishing Master’s license, is a Geography teacher. For him, sailing is an opportunity to better understand the geomorphology of our coasts and the rich biodiversity that surrounds us.
Azores Sailing & Fishing
FLEET
So that you can experience the ocean the same way we do, we offer two distinct ways to explore.
The Art of Sailing
atalaia
Our 42-foot Bavaria sailboat has been part of our family since 2019. It's the ideal destination for those seeking silence, the sound of the wind in the sails, and the peace of naturalistic and historical navigation.
The Adrenaline of Fishing
Island fisher
In 2026, we strengthened our fleet with the Island Fisher, a 7.50m Quicksilver Commander with two 140hp engines. Here, the focus is on exploration, the adrenaline of the catch, and the comfort of a high-performance cabin boat.
Local Accommodation
Casa da Torre
In 2019, we decided to materialize this connection to the ocean through Casa da Torre. This local accommodation is the result of a dream we designed together. A space that reflects our identity and our love for all things nautical. Every detail, from the architecture of the "Torre" (Tower)—inspired by a ship's bridge—was designed to keep your eyes always fixed on the sea.
