moderate
7 hours
Participants should be in good to moderate physical shape, able to handle basic vehicle control and uneven terrain.
Drive a quad ATV through the raw volcanic landscapes of Sete Cidades Crater on São Miguel Island. Discover hidden trails, dramatic viewpoints, and ancient aqueducts on this full-day guided adventure.
Ages 7+ (Driver must be 18+) • 7 hours • Explore Sete Cidades on a Quad!
Experience the thrill of driving a quad/ATV through the stunning landscapes of Sete Cidades Crater. Navigate off-road trails and secondary paths to reach breathtaking viewpoints, including ancient aqueducts and volcanic lagoons. With expert guides ensuring your safety, this adventure promises unforgettable sights and an exhilarating ride.
Experience the thrill of driving a quad/ATV through the stunning landscapes of Sete Cidades Crater. Navigate off-road trails and secondary paths to reach breathtaking viewpoints, including ancient aqueducts and volcanic lagoons. With expert guides ensuring your safety, this adventure promises unforgettable sights and an exhilarating ride.
A driver's license is mandatory to operate the quad safely and comply with local regulations.
Weather on São Miguel can shift quickly; packing warm and waterproof clothing ensures comfort throughout the day.
Proper footwear helps maintain control while riding and protects feet on uneven terrain.
This adventure requires a basic level of fitness to handle the quad and stay balanced on rough trails.
Sete Cidades is a volcanic caldera formed over 20,000 years ago with historical significance tied to Azorean settlement and irrigation systems like the old aqueducts.
Efforts focus on preserving the volcanic terrain and endemic species by managing visitor impact and promoting sustainable outdoor recreation.
Mandatory for legal and safe operation of the quad.
Protects against rain and wind common in the Azores climate.
all specific
Improves grip and shields hands from dirt and cold.
all specific
Supports ankles and offers protection on rocky or uneven trails.