Embark on a scenic adventure with us along the Trilho Moinhos do Félix (TM06), a 5-km circular trail on São Miguel’s northern coast, Azores. This moderate hike, starting at the Church of Lomba de São Pedro, winds through lush forests and coastal cliffs, blending nature and history. Pass the Rocha viewpoint for stunning Atlantic views, then descend to the Cascata do Homem waterfall and the historic Moinho do Félix ruins, a 19th-century water mill. Marvel at the serene Cascata do Teófilo and Cascata da Gruta, cascading into a tranquil lagoon perfect for a quick dip. Surrounded by ferns and Azorean heather, this well-marked trail suits intermediate hikers and offers serene picnic spots. Suggested time: 1.5-2 hours. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water and swimwear, and capture the waterfalls’ magic. A must-do Azorean escape!

Embark on a thrilling adventure with us along the Trail to Lagoa do Fogo (PR29 SMI), a 12-km round-trip hike starting from Água de Alto on São Miguel’s south coast, Azores. This moderately challenging trail leads you to the breathtaking Lagoa do Fogo, a pristine crater lake nestled in a dramatic volcanic caldera, renowned for its turquoise waters and rugged beauty. Beginning near the village’s beach, the trail ascends through lush forests of Japanese cedar and endemic Azorean flora, offering glimpses of the Atlantic coastline before reaching the lake’s serene shores. The path, with a 500m elevation gain, winds past small streams and panoramic viewpoints, culminating in a stunning vista of Lagoa do Fogo framed by steep, green cliffs. Perfect for intermediate hikers, this trail rewards with tranquil moments by the lake and opportunities to spot local birdlife. Book for a guided trek with expert insights into the island’s volcanic wonders! Suggested time: 4-5 hours.

Venture into the lush beauty of the Sanguinho Trail (PRC9 SMI), a 4.5-km circular hike in Faial da Terra, São Miguel’s southeast coast, Azores. This moderate trail, starting near the village bus stop, weaves through laurel forests and along a stream to the stunning Salto do Prego waterfall, perfect for a misty pause. Continue to the restored Aldeia do Sanguinho, a quaint stone village with farms and endemic Azorean buckthorn. Enjoy views of Faial da Terra and the Atlantic, spotting birds like the Azores buzzard. Ideal for intermediate hikers. Suggested time: 2-3 hours. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water and a camera for this serene Azorean escape.