Skip to main content

All Azores Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 17

300+ results

Auto-translated

What are people saying about Azores

elise_i, Mar 2026
Best East Sao Miguel Highlights
Great way to spend a day with some interesting highlights. Tea plantation was a good location for a glimpse of the countryside and a chance to grab authentic souvenirs. Furnas was absolutely worth the visit and the traditional lunch delicious. My favourite part was the Botanical Gardens and thermal pools. Recommend this tour, our guide was great!
Rebecca_M, Mar 2026
This was one of the most...
This was one of the most fun things we did in Azores. It was a great way to see a lot of the area. It was nice to get off a few times for photos and to rest a bit. I particularly loved the final stop down by the ocean. 10/10. Book it - you won’t regret it.
Kathy_j, Mar 2026
West São Miguel tour
Wonderful day! Sights were stunning. Mother nature was on our side. Had clear skies to see the lakes. Lunch was excellent! I’m celiac which is always a concern. Not a problem! Gonçalo was a great tour guide. Very informative & funny! Highly recommend this tour.
Kathleen_M, Mar 2026
Fun, informative way to see the city
What a fun, easy way to see the city! Tomas was a knowledgeable, kind guide that took us to interesting highlights of the historic district and the surrounding area. We could stop and get out to enter churches and take photos. Our guide also provided information at the pineapple plantation where we had time to walk through the greenhouses, get a snack, and browse the shop. We covered more area than would have been easy on foot. I highly recommend this tour!
en
6613f3c5-e79e-46ab-a59d-e6ddaaf52014
things_to_do

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.