TEA TOURS · SAO MIGUEL
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 sao miguel tea tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of São Miguel’s 8-hour Furnas tour, with Gorreana tea, hot springs, lake views, cozido lunch, and pineapple tasting.
“Andre was great - very knowledgeable, polite, and professional. He showed us some amazing sights and made the tour really enjoyable.”
Explore São Miguel’s Furnas Valley, volcanic stew, tea fields, thermal baths, scenic lookouts, and Vila Franca do Campo in one day.
“This excursion was great. We got to see a nice tea plantation with free hot tea samples and a nice gift shop. saw lovely scenery of the ocean and caldera. the mineral water was an experience to taste as well. Lunch was great and the local stew serving was large. Rumor has it no one has finished the pot off as a group yet. Our guide Joaquim was great. very knowledgeable and spoke english very well. we will use Green Vision again when we return.”
Explore São Miguel’s tea fields, volcanic Furnas, underground cozido lunch, hot springs, and coastal viewpoints on an 8-hour guided tour.
“Amazing tour of the must-see sights on the East side of the island. Guide was friendly, knowledgeable and insightful. The lunch was delicious and amazing to see where it was cooked underground.”
Explore São Miguel on a two-day tour with Sete Cidades, Furnas, tea and pineapple plantations, local food, waterfalls, and volcano views.
“It was a fantastic tour with lots uf fun and interesting informations! Would do it again for sure!”
Review of São Miguel’s Furnas day tour, with hot pools, cozido lunch, tea tasting, viewpoints, transport, costs, and practical tips.
Review of São Miguel’s Furnas and Northeast tour, with tea, waterfalls, volcanic springs, local food, pricing, timing, and practical booking advice.
“Joao was an amazing tour guid. Really knowledgeable about all things Azores and made the trip both fun and informative. Would highly recommend.”
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