Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park (Parque Natural dos Caldeirões) Tours and Tickets
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Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park (Parque Natural dos Caldeirões)

The trails in Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park can be uneven and slippery, so be sure to wear sturdy footwear and take plenty of water for your hike.
Inside the park, you’ll find a snack bar, picnic tables, and barbecue areas.
There are a couple of accommodation options within the park. Advance booking is recommended, even outside of peak season.
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There’s no admission fee for Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park. Canyoning experiences in the park—which include abseiling down waterfalls and jumping into natural pools—start from US$75, while day trips to eastern São Miguel that stop at the park are around US$85.
The main attractions and activities in Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park include Véu da Noiva waterfall, where you can go canyoneering and plunge into the pools at its foot. Another highlight is the five historic watermills, some of which still operate in the same way they did in the 16th century.
Yes, there are two main routes through Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park; both are gentle 20-minute walks through ancient Laurisilva forests and Macaronesian flora. One route takes you past the main waterfalls, while the other is via the historic watermills.
Within Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park there’s a snack bar, a picnic area, barbecue facilities, and a souvenir shop. There are also two accommodation options in historic houses, which tend to book up fast, so ensure you make a reservation well in advance.
Yes, Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park is near several other attractions. It's a 20-minute drive from the famous volcanic region of Furnas, where hot springs, volcanic-powered ovens, and geysers erupt from the earth’s surface. It’s also close to Furnas Lake, famous for its vivid turquoise color.














































































































































