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The best things to do in the Azores are guided tours into the volcanic landscape. On São Miguel you can book 4x4 jeep tours, walking tours, and whale watching, with farm and honey tastings for the island's food side, all run by verified local operators.
Jeep tours are the most popular way to see the island, running to the Sete Cidades crater lakes, Lagoa do Fogo, and the Nordeste coast, usually with lunch and hotel pickup included. Full-day trips cover more ground; half-days focus on one area.
On foot, guided walking tours cover Ponta Delgada's old town and the Vista do Rei ridge above Sete Cidades, and an accessible Joelette tour opens Sete Cidades to travelers with reduced mobility.
Over on Terceira, a whale watching trip pairs the boat with an island jeep safari, and a traditional farm tour comes with lunch. The Azores are one of the world's top whale watching regions, with resident sperm whales year-round.
The Azores are a year-round destination. Whale watching is best from April to October, when migrating species pass through; jeep and walking tours run all year, though the weather changes fast, so guides adjust the route to the day.
What is the most popular activity in the Azores?
4x4 jeep tours on São Miguel to Sete Cidades and Lagoa do Fogo, usually with lunch included.
How much do Azores tours cost?
Farm and honey tastings are the cheapest; jeep and walking tours cost more, and full-day trips with whale watching are the priciest.
Where do the tours leave from?
Mostly Ponta Delgada on São Miguel, with a few on Terceira; most jeep tours include hotel pickup.
Can you see whales in the Azores?
Yes. Resident sperm whales are around all year, and migrating species pass through in spring and early summer.
Browse all Azores jeep tours, walking tours, and whale watching below, run by verified local operators.
