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Janice_H, Aug 2026
A truly wonderful...
A truly wonderful experience with two very full days of seeing incredible sights. Highly recommend, especially if you're not driving around yourself in Sao Miguel. Our guides were awesome and it was a comfortable ride with beautiful scenery everywhere. Obrigada!
kieron_g, Aug 2026
A great 3 hours visiting...
A great 3 hours visiting two caves, looking at the volcanic flow formed. Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. You do need to be aware the ground is very uneven, the ceilings can be very low and there are steps! Having said that it was amazing to see the caverns and formations. Very beautiful 😍
Marko_D, Aug 2026
Amazing experience!
Amazing experience, not the faint of heart. I includes a zip line, natural water slide, cliff scaling and free fall jumping, along with extreme hikes through the bush to get to each. Guides Alberto and Tomas were super knowledgeable, experienced and friendly. Would highly recommend and would do again.
aurorita_p, Aug 2026
Great way to start our vacation
Raphael was a great tour guide - very friendly and informative. We learned some history about the area as well as the local food and drinks. He was also a good source of information about things to do on the rest of our trip. The pace of the tour was good. We were able to sample many types of food, including breakfast, tea, fruit, a delicious lunch, and dessert. I highly recommend! My family (husband, 18 yr old son, 21 yr old daughter) and I all enjoyed ourselves.
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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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