Accommodation Azores is owned by George Bevan, who works for a non-profit called Conservation Diver. The organisation aims to increase the capacities of local managers and divers in order to better equip marine conservationists to teach and conduct scientific analysis of marine ecosystems. George also manages a charity called Daughters of the Deep, which aims to "equalise the oceans" by helping more women gain the skills, training and opportunities to enter maritime careers.

A lovingly restored fisherman’s home located off the old cobbled coastal road in Porta Pim, Casa Três Picos offers self catered accommodation with stunning views of the three mountains Monte Queimado, Monte da Guia and the infamous Montanha do Pico. The house has 2 bedrooms downstairs and 1 large bedroom/entertainment room upstairs. There is also a large open plan living and dining area downstairs and fully equipped kitchen. Outside there is a large courtyard, garden and bbq area.

Faial (Ilha do Faial) is an island in the Central Group (Grupo Central) of the Azores, lying on the Eurasian plate along the Terceira Rift. The volcanic island has also been referred to as the Blue Island (Ilha Azul) due to the large quantity of hydrangeas that bloom during the summer months, as portrayed in the poems by the Portguese poet Raul Brandão. Together with the neighbouring Pico and São Jorge, the islands are often referred to as the Triângulo. On most days you are able see all three islands at once, with the peak of Pico slicing though the clouds that are pulled towards it. Faial became famous through its invaluable worth to sailors crossing the Atlantic, with Horta becoming the necessary stop and the safe port for the trans-Atlantic sail traffic. The harbour in Horta is a bustling hub for the sailing community, the area being full of excitement, stories from the sea, the kissing of dry land and celebration. Friends from across the oceans meet up to take a cooling sip on the islands famous Gin & Tonics. A tradition spanning generations, also makes Horta the most colourful harbour in the world, as its walls have become a great open air exhibition of paintings.