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Carrie_M, Aug 2026
Great start to our trip. ...
Great start to our trip. It was the perfect way to orient to the island, its history and ponta delgada. We were able to try many foods and see the market where locals shop for fresh fruit/veggies and fish. Walking was not strenuous at all. A very enjoyable first activity for our trip!
Lani_A, Aug 2026
Great 1/2 day.
Nuno was great! A 1/2 day-tour was perfect for us. We got to see Sete Cidades and visit the village, while Nuno shared some interesting history and stories about the island. The Jeep was clean, comfortable, and the ride was smooth. We really enjoyed the experience.
Maria_C, Aug 2026
After having to...
After having to unexpectedly cancel a previous booking due to being soaked through in a storm just before reaching the meeting point, Azorean Tales kindly allowed us to rebook with a very short notice. The trip we then had with our guide Carlos was wonderful. We enjoyed the many stories about life on the azores, a delicious lunch and nice explanations on the ananas and tea plantations, and the hot springs. Very full day, but such a nice experience.
Benedicte_L, Aug 2026
Beautiful trip !
It was a great experience and an enjoyable drive on the big catamaran boat. The guides and the marine biologist Narea were full of interesting information. You could see there passion for the beautiful wildlife. We took the morning trip and were able to see a sperm whale (Dotty) and a group of spotted dolphins. The view of the island was also very nice to see.
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The Azores may only look like tiny specks on a globe, but this little archipelago brings a lot to the table—especially for travelers who love the great outdoors. Azores tours include 4WD excursions, canyoning and caving adventures for all skill levels, boat trips to look for whales and dolphins, visits to tea and pineapple plantations, and a chance to see the sparkling blue-green lakes that fill the craters of dormant Azores volcanoes.

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