• Lagoa do Fogo - At Lagoa do Fogo, visitors can admire a pristine volcanic lake encircled by lush green mountains. The crystal-clear water mirrors the sky, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The landscape is dominated by native plants and untouched nature, with no buildings in sight. Low-hanging clouds often add a mystical touch to the scenery. From the viewpoints above, the lagoon offers breathtaking panoramic views of the island.
• Gorreana - At Gorreana Tea Plantation, endless rows of tea plants cover rolling green hills. It is the oldest tea plantation in Europe, set in a picturesque coastal landscape. Visitors can freely walk through the fields and observe traditional tea production. The air is fresh, blending the ocean breeze with the scent of tea leaves. From the paths, there are stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and countryside.
• Pico do Ferro Viewpoint - At Pico do Ferro, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view over the Furnas Valley. From the viewpoint, the Furnas Lake and surrounding hills are clearly visible. The landscape is lush with greenery, featuring forests and volcanic terrain. Steam rising from fumaroles showcases the island’s volcanic activity. The peaceful setting makes it an ideal place to admire nature and capture photos.
• Povoacao - At Vila da Povoação, visitors can explore a charming coastal town surrounded by green hills. It is recognized as the first settlement on São Miguel Island. The village exudes a peaceful atmosphere, with traditional houses and narrow streets. The harbor and ocean views emphasize its strong connection to the sea. Nature and local culture blend seamlessly, creating an authentic Azorean experience.
• Miradouro da Ponta do Sossego - At Miradouro da Ponta do Sossego, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean. The viewpoint is surrounded by vibrant gardens and well-maintained paths. Cliffs plunge steeply into the sea, creating a dramatic landscape. The sound of waves enhances the calm and relaxing atmosphere. It is a perfect spot to admire nature and capture beautiful photos.
• Achada - Break for Lunch: At a traditional Azorean buffet, visitors can savor a wide variety of local dishes.
• Parque Natural da Ribeira dos Caldeiroes - At Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park, visitors can admire beautiful waterfalls surrounded by lush forest. Stone paths and wooden bridges meander through the green landscape. The sound of flowing water creates a peaceful atmosphere. Traditional watermills reflect the island’s rural heritage. It is an ideal place to enjoy nature, relax, and take scenic photos.
• Ribeira Grande - Ribeira Grande offers a stunning blend of dramatic volcanic coastlines and historic charm, featuring the iconic black sand surfing waves of Santa Bárbara. Visitors can explore its unique Baroque architecture in the town center.
• Capelas - In Capelas, visitors can explore a quiet coastal village with strong maritime traditions. The town is known for its natural swimming pools formed by volcanic rock. Fishing culture is an important part of local life and history. The coastline offers beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean. Capelas combines sea, nature, and tradition in a peaceful setting.
• Vista do Rei Miradouro - At Sete Cidades, visitors can admire a stunning volcanic crater with two lakes. One lake is blue and the other is green, creating a striking contrast. The area is surrounded by steep hills covered in lush vegetation. Small villages sit peacefully inside the caldera. The scenery is dramatic, serene, and one of the most iconic views in the Azores.
• Miradouro da Ponta do Escalvado - The Miradouro do Escalvado offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Azorean coastline, perched high on a rugged cliffside. From this vantage point, visitors can admire the iconic Mosteiros islets rising from the deep blue Atlantic and the quaint village below.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Thermal Tickets
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Massage Tickets

Discover São Miguel Island in a day: Sete Cidades lakes, Fogo Lake, Furnas Lake, Ribeira dos Caldeirões Waterfalls, Nordeste, Ribeira Grande, Mosteiros, Tea Plantation, and more.

Begin the adventure from your accommodation, traveling along the south coast of São Miguel. Head towards the island’s west side to witness one of Portugal’s 7 wonders, the volcanic lakes of Sete Cidades.

Next, proceed to the island’s north side to admire the stunning Lagoa do Fogo.

The journey continues to the enchanting waterfalls of Ribeira dos Caldeirões, a serene and picturesque Natural Park. Enjoy a stop for a traditional Azorean lunch!

After lunch, explore the Furnas Valley, renowned for its striking volcanic scenery. Take in the breathtaking view from the Pico do Ferro viewpoint for a panoramic vista of the valley.

Conclude the day by returning to the accommodation via the island’s northern road, with a visit to Europe’s only tea plantations and tea factory.

• Foldable wheelchairs

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