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Basic changing facilities and a restroom are available on the islet.
A lifeguard station is on the beach, but families and cautious swimmers should be aware that the water is deep in places.
No food is available for purchase on the islet, so bring all the food and water you need for the day.
Bring water shoes, as the islet beaches are quite rocky.
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Visiting Vila Franca do Campo costs nothing, but if you want to see the local wildlife or explore the waters off its coast, join one of its various tours. Glass-bottom boat tours that include swimming and snorkel stops around Vila Franca do Campo start at US$60, as do kayaking experiences, while whale-watching tours are roughly US$70 and full-day São Miguel island tours are closer to US$80.
The best time of year to visit Vila Franca do Campo and the rest of the Azores archipelago for whale watching is April through September. During these months 28 different species of cetaceans migrate to warmer waters. However, you can see some whales and dolphins year-round.
As a protected natural reserve, the water surrounding Vila Franca do Campo is full of wildlife. You can spot Cory’s shearwater birds, colorful fish such as parrotfish and damselfish, crabs and limpets in the tidal pools, and several species of whales and dolphins.
Yes, you can swim and snorkel at Vila Franca do Campo. The submerged crater creates a circular natural pool protected from the turbulent Atlantic Ocean surrounding it. The water here is also warmer, so it’s the ideal place to don a mask and admire the lava-formed features below the surface.
Yes. The most popular hiking trail in Vila Franca do Campo leads from the ferry pier to the Viewpoint and Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Paz, the picture-perfect white-and-blue chapel with an equally pretty staircase. You also can walk to the small Praia da Vinha D’Areia Beach.












































































































































