• Muro Das Nove Janelas - The Wall of the Nine Windows, known as “Muro das Nove Janelas” in Portuguese, is a remarkable historical aqueduct on São Miguel Island in the Azores, Portugal. This relic of 17th- and 18th-century civil engineering is part of the ancient Carvão Aqueduct, constructed to channel water from Lagoa do Canário to the public fountains of Ponta Delgada, addressing the region’s water scarcity challenges.
• Pico da Cruz - Pico da Cruz is a picturesque viewpoint and hiking destination located on the edge of the expansive Sete Cidades volcanic crater on São Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal. Standing at approximately 845 meters (2,772 feet) above sea level, it provides one of the most stunning panoramic views of the twin lakes (Lagoa Azul and Lagoa Verde) within the caldera, the Atlantic Ocean, and the surrounding lush volcanic scenery.
• Miradouro Das Cumeeiras - Miradouro das Cumeeiras, or Viewpoint of the Ridges, is a lesser-known yet spectacular scenic lookout situated on the northern rim of the Sete Cidades volcanic crater on São Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal. At an elevation of around 600-700 meters, it offers dramatic, uncrowded views into the crater’s steep walls, over the iconic twin lakes (Lagoa Azul and Lagoa Verde), lush green cliffs, and out to the vast Atlantic Ocean. It is part of the larger Sete Cidades Protected Landscape, celebrated for its raw volcanic beauty and tranquility.
• Sete Cidades - The village center of Sete Cidades, nestled in the volcanic crater on São Miguel, Azores, is a wonderful place to experience local life while exploring the area. With a population of around 700 and just a few streets, it’s ideal for a short 20-minute break, allowing time to stretch, use facilities, and enjoy a taste of Azorean culture.
• Lagoa Verde / Lagoa das Sete Cidades - Spend 25 delightful minutes strolling the flat, scenic peninsula along the crystal shores of Lagoa Azul — offering the best close-up view of the twin lakes, with minimal effort and guaranteed postcard-worthy photos.
• Sete Cidades - Enjoy an hour of free time for lunch — either at a local restaurant in Sete Cidades village or with your own packed meal.

Restaurant: Fresh Azorean dishes €10–18.

Picnic: Bring your own — perfect on the Península da Lagoa Azul with twin-lake views.

Drop-off and pick-up are timely — ensuring a relaxed and ready experience.

Simply inform the guide of your choice.

• Lagoa de Santiago - Lagoa de Santiago, or Santiago Lagoon, is a captivating volcanic crater lake nestled within the Sete Cidades Massif on São Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal. At 334 meters above sea level, it is the fourth-largest lake on the island, covering 25 hectares (about 62 acres), with a depth of 29 meters and a width of 475 meters. Surrounded by dense laurel forests and steep green slopes, it is a serene gem of the island’s volcanic landscape—less crowded than its famous neighbor, Lagoa das Sete Cidades, but equally enchanting.
• Vista do Rei Miradouro - Vista do Rei is the most renowned and photographed viewpoint in the Azores — and for good reason. Positioned at 845 meters on the southern rim of the Sete Cidades crater, it offers a breathtaking, postcard-perfect panorama of the twin lakes (Lagoa Azul and Lagoa Verde), the quaint village below, and the endless Atlantic horizon.
• Miradouro da Barrosa - Situated high in the heart of São Miguel Island, Miradouro da Barrosa is one of the Azores’ most stunning viewpoints — a place where nature feels untouched and the horizon stretches endlessly. From here, you can gaze down upon the magnificent Lagoa do Fogo (Lake of Fire), a shimmering turquoise lake nestled inside an ancient volcanic crater.

Standing above the clouds, the air is crisp and pure, filled with the scent of wild hydrangeas and ocean breeze. On clear days, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views that span both the north and south coasts of the island — a photographer’s dream and a moment of pure serenity.

• Miradouro Da Lagoa Do Fogo - High in the mountains of São Miguel, the Miradouro da Lagoa do Fogo offers one of the most awe-inspiring views in the Azores. From this breathtaking vantage point, the island unfolds before you — revealing the stunning Lagoa do Fogo (Lake of Fire), a jewel of turquoise water nestled within a vast volcanic crater.

Here, you’ll feel the true spirit of the Azores — untamed, serene, and impossibly beautiful. The landscape seems to shift with every passing cloud: one moment mysterious and misty, the next bursting with color under the island sun.

• Salto do Cabrito - Nestled in the lush green hills near Ribeira Grande, Salto do Cabrito is one of São Miguel’s most captivating natural treasures — a place where adventure and tranquility meet in perfect harmony.

As you approach, you’ll hear it before you see it: the soothing roar of cascading water echoing through the forest. Suddenly, the view opens to reveal a 30-meter waterfall plunging into a crystal-clear pool, surrounded by volcanic rock and vibrant vegetation. It’s a scene straight out of a dream.

• Ponta da Cintrao - On the island’s rugged northern coast, where land meets the endless Atlantic, lies Ponta do Cintrão — a breathtaking headland that captures the untamed spirit of the Azores. Here, dramatic cliffs carved by centuries of wind and waves plunge into the deep blue sea, offering one of the most powerful and unforgettable views on São Miguel.

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With our services, you don’t just visit the Azores — you truly immerse yourself in them.

Each journey is crafted to stimulate your senses and connect you with the unspoiled beauty and essence of São Miguel. Our tours extend beyond mere sightseeing — they are engaging adventures led by enthusiastic local guides who are familiar with every hidden viewpoint, volcanic path, and secret swimming location.

What sets us apart?

Local Expertise & Authenticity: Our guides are natives of the Azores — they don’t just show you the island, they share its stories, traditions, and secrets.

Eco-Conscious Exploration: We honor and safeguard the island’s natural wonders, providing sustainable tours that leave only footprints and take only memories.

Unforgettable Moments: From standing above the clouds at Miradouro da Lagoa do Fogo to experiencing the mist of Salto do Cabrito, each stop offers a chance to connect profoundly with nature.

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