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All Sao Miguel Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Laurie_D, Sept 2026
My favourite Azorean experience
Loved this experience so much! I was nervous about being able to eat as a vegan, but the restaurant we went to, Tony's, had vegetarian cozido, which I was assured was vegan. Our guide was great and gave us a lot of good local insights, incredible views, interesting and unique things about the Azores. I won't spoil the surprise but it was very cool. The thermal baths at Dona Beija are incredible. Definitely recommend bringing a dark bathing suit so it doesn't stain, as well as a dark towel. You can rent towels there for 4 euros and a locker for 2.
Anonymous, Sept 2026
Quad ride
This is such a fun experience and a great way to see the island! Sete Cidades are beautiful. They let you go fast on the quads too! Our tour guide (I think Miguel) was so amazing! He was very knowledgeable and we stopped at amazing view points too. It did rain and get cold but we’d still do it again, just with a buggy or better rain gear as it wasn’t on the radar. Overall, so much fun!! Definitely one of our trip highlights
Todd_H, Sept 2026
Great all day tour.
This was a great all day tour also. We had a great time and a great meal of food cooked in the Caldeiras. The tea plantation was okay just extremely busy and crowded! The other stops were better. Lunch was not included but we ate at Tony’s and it was well worth it. Definitely a great tour to do if you are on Sao Miguel.
Patty_G, Sept 2026
Caves and Cliffs
This was such a nice excursion! The group was a good size, our guide was very knowledgeable, the sea caves were beautiful. The speedboat was fun. Would recommend for travelers wanting to see Sao Miguel from the vantage point of cliffs and the island from a boat.
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Sao Miguel, the largest island in Portugal's Azores archipelago, boasts stunning volcanic landscapes and lush scenery. Sao Miguel tours take you into the heart of the island to fully appreciate this natural setting—from exploring the crater lakes of Sete Cidades and the thermal baths of Furnas to canyoneering through waterfalls. The island’s marine life takes center stage on trips that focus on whale-watching, snorkeling, and swimming with wild dolphins, while cultural experiences help you discover local dishes.