Frequently Asked Questions
As you prepare for your trip and during your adventure, please refer to our FAQs and other useful information below:
LiquidRoots™ Itinerary
Your Daily Itinerary and Welcome Packet has or will be emailed to you, but please find links to each for you to view and download here:
DOWNLOAD: 5-Day Daily Itinerary for quick daily reference
COMING SOON - Full 5-Day LiquidRoots™ Sup JOga Adventure Welcome Packet
Trips2Go: For itinerary changes during the retreat, we’ll use our travel partner App you can download here.
Clothing
Azorean island life is coastal causal and practical. We recommend layers, comfortable clothing, and shoes for walking around Angra do Heroísmo which has many hills and cobblestone streets. The weather can change quickly and go from warm to cool and sunny to a light mist. We recommend having your swimsuit with you as well as a light rain jacket.
LiquidRoots™️ Class Attire
Light yoga pants, board shorts, a workout bra, a light tank, or a one-piece supportive swimsuit.
Board shorts for men (avoid heavy cotton that will not dry quickly).
Comfort and support so you will not be worried about falling out of anything while moving.
BodyRoots™️ Restorative Land Class Attire
What you would wear to a yoga or stretch class, layers, sweater, or hoodie
Packing List
Swimsuit, bikini, or board shorts
Yoga clothing for JOga, hikes, etc.
Suggested Shoes: Sandals, Flip Flops, Sneakers or Walking Shoes
Raincoat or Umbrella
Hoodie, sweater, or jacket for the evening or morning meditation
Sunscreen
Optional:
Semi-causal outfit for the Farewell Dinner
Hiking Boots/Shoes, Water Shoes
Rash Guard
Local Azorean Information
Currency = Euros
There are bank machines you can use with your debit/credit cards. International fees may apply.
We highly recommend you have euros to pay for some of the smaller purchases that may not accept credit card payments.
WiFi
Available at our hotel, and most but not all locations. Ask for WiFi passwords at cafés and restaurants.
Plugs & Adaptors
To plug in your electronics you’ll need a Type C or Type F adaptor.
We highly suggest you downloading this FREE app. It’s a great way to text and call internationally via WiFi. It’s a very useful way to connect to each other while we are there.
Tipping
Leaving tips in restaurants and cafes is not common in the Azores. However, if you really want to thank an obliging waiter, you can add around 10% of the sum to your total bill. If you take a tour, tipping your guide 5 euros is standard.
Weather
Day 70-80 degrees
Night: 60-70 degrees. Bring a light jacket for the evening.
Island weather can often mean a surprise rain shower followed by a rainbow.
