moderate
8 hours
Moderate fitness required due to uneven volcanic terrain and moderate walking distances.
Experience São Miguel’s volcanic Fire Lake, relaxing hot springs, and authentic Azorean flavors on a private 8-hour tour. Journey through geothermal wonders and sample traditional Cozido das Furnas stew for a true taste of the Azores.
Starting at 200€ per Group | Check from Pico da Barrosa, the Fire Lake!
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour adventure exploring stunning natural wonders! Visit hot waterfalls, thermal pools, and breathtaking viewpoints like Pico da Barrosa and Santa Iria. Indulge in local delicacies, including the famous Cozido das Furnas stew, and savor exquisite teas at Gorreana Factory. A perfect blend of relaxation and exploration awaits!
8 Hours
9:00 Pick up at your Hotel or Local Accommodation
Lunch break
17:00 Arrival at your Hotel or Local Accommodation
Caldeira Velha Park entrance fee per person: (maximum 1 hour and 30 minutes) pre-booking for baths ** Recomended the slot 15:00 to 16:30 Ticket-----------Visit-------Visit & Bath 0-6 years-------Free------------Free 7-14 years------1€----------------5€ 14-64 years----3€----------------10€ +65 years-------1€----------------5€
Poça da Dona Beija Thermal pools entrance fee: 0-1 year free 2-6 years 10 € per person +7 years 12 € per person
Caldeiras where they make the Cozido das Furnas stew entrance fee: 0-12 years Free +13 years 3€ per person
Carry enough water to stay refreshed, especially while exploring the warmer geothermal areas.
Trails around volcanic rock and thermal springs can be slippery and uneven.
Bring a lightweight waterproof jacket as island weather can shift quickly near the coast and mountains.
Only bathe in designated hot springs to ensure safety and preserve natural sites.
Furnas has been a geothermal site for centuries, with traditional cooking methods using volcanic heat dating back to early settlers.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked paths to protect fragile volcanic soil and endemic plant species.
Provides traction and ankle support on volcanic and uneven surfaces.
To stay hydrated throughout the day’s warm and active exploration.
For protection against sudden rain or wind typical of the Azorean climate.
To capture the striking volcanic landscapes and thermal waters.