easy
7 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking on gentle terrain with periodic stops.
Step into the steaming caldera of Furnas with Azorean Tours for a unique day of geothermal wonders and cultural heritage. Taste traditional Cozido stew cooked in volcanic earth and wander botanical gardens surrounded by volcanic lakes.
Starting at 175€ per Group | Stop at Caldeiras hot springs
Embark on a captivating 7-hour journey through the enchanting landscapes of Furnas, where you'll witness the traditional Cozido das Furnas stew being prepared. Explore stunning viewpoints, lush botanical gardens, and a tea plantation, culminating in a unique culinary experience that immerses you in the rich culture and natural beauty of the region.
7 horas
9:00 Pick up at your Hotel or Local Accommodation
Lunch break
16:00 to 16:30 Arrival at your Hotel or Local Accommodation
Poça da Dona Beija Thermal pools entrance fee: (maximum 1 hour and 30 minutes) 0-1 year free 2-6 years 10 € per person +7 years 12 € per person *(Recomended to buy tickets in advance) Link for bookings online: https://pocadadonabeija.com/en/
Caldeiras where they make the Cozido das Furnas stew entrance fee: 0-12 years Free +13 years 3€ per person
Terra Nostra Garden park entrance & Timetable (*):
Adults: €17.00 Children from 6-17 / Seniors (+65 years old): €14.50 Children from 0-5 years old: free Family (2 children + 2 adults): €57.00 (*) Unlimited access for Terra Nostra Garden Hotel's guests. General public opening hours: 10:30am to 4:30pm.
Some stops, like Poça da Dona Beija thermal pools, require pre-purchased tickets—booking ahead avoids delays.
Paths near hot springs and botanical gardens can be damp or uneven; sturdy shoes with good grip are advisable.
Hydrate throughout the day, especially when hiking to viewpoints and exploring outdoor areas in warm weather.
The Azores’ microclimate might shift quickly; pack a lightweight rain jacket even in summer months.
Furnas village has long been a geothermal hub with historic thermal baths dating back to the 19th century, integral to local culture.
Efforts focus on protecting Furnas’ unique geothermal environment by regulating visitor impact and supporting native plant conservation in Terra Nostra Garden.
Protects feet while walking on wet or rocky paths near hot springs and botanical gardens.
Keeps you dry during unexpected showers common in the Azores’ variable weather.
spring|fall|winter specific
Helps shield against intense sun during panoramic viewpoint visits.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout a full-day tour in outdoor settings.