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Discover Terceira Island on an 8-hour full day tour featuring top sights like Monte Brasil, UNESCO heritage Angra do Heroísmo, Caldeira dos Cinco Picos, natural pools, and more for $94.95.
The Terceira Island full day tour offers an engaging way to explore one of the Azores’ most captivating islands. Priced at $94.95 per person, this approximately 8-hour excursion is designed for those who want to see the highlights, enjoy local flavors, and learn about the island’s geology, history, and culture from an experienced guide. With pickup and drop-off included, it provides a convenient, all-in-one experience that balances sightseeing, storytelling, and delicious tastings.
This tour is especially suitable for travelers looking for a comprehensive day trip that covers multiple scenic spots. Its small group size, limited to a maximum of 8 travelers, ensures personalized attention and a relaxed pace. While it doesn’t include lunch, it features snacks, bottled water, and cheese tasting, making it a well-rounded day for curious visitors.

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The tour begins at Monte Brasil, a scenic volcanic peninsula that offers stunning views over the southern coast of Terceira. The guide shares stories about the volcano, which has shaped the landscape over centuries, and you enjoy beautiful scenery during the 30-minute stop. Since admission is free, this quick visit is perfect for photo opportunities and orientation.
As a first stop, Monte Brasil sets the tone for the day, revealing the natural beauty and geological significance of the island’s volcanic origins. The proximity of this site to the city makes it an accessible starting point, and the views here are among the most picturesque.

Next, the tour visits Angra do Heroísmo, the historic heart of Terceira and a UNESCO World Heritage site. During a 1-hour exploration, visitors stroll through its charming streets, admire historic architecture, and absorb the lively atmosphere. The city’s streets are full of color, and the guide points out notable landmarks and stories behind them.
This stop highlights the unique cultural fabric of the island, with its blend of history, architecture, and local life. Visitors get a chance to appreciate the well-preserved old town, which remains vibrant and full of character.
The journey continues to Porto Judeu, a scenic area known for its viewpoints. Here, you’ll visit spots like Serra da Ribeirinha, Caldeira dos Cinco Picos, Ilhéus das Cabras, and Baía da Salga within a 30-minute window. These viewpoints provide stunning vistas of the coast, volcanic formations, and lush landscape.
Travelers enjoy seeing the dramatic coastline and volcanic features up close, with plenty of photo opportunities. The guide shares insights into the formation of these natural wonders, making the stop both beautiful and educational.

The tour’s next highlight is Praia da Vitória, the island’s second-largest city. During a 30-minute stop, visitors walk through the historic streets and visit the Facho viewpoint, which overlooks the bay. This area offers a mix of history and seaside scenery, with the chance to see local architecture and learn about the city’s past.
Praia da Vitória’s vibe is lively yet relaxed, making it a perfect spot for a quick look at local life and coastal beauty.

One of the most iconic spots on Terceira is Serra do Cume Viewpoint, where the landscape resembles a “patchwork blanket” of farmland and hills. This 30-minute stop features expansive views over the caldera, which is the largest in the Azores.
The viewpoint offers panoramic vistas that capture the island’s diverse terrain—ideal for photography and understanding the volcanic landscape shaping Terceira.

Moving north, the tour visits Baias da Agualva, where you can appreciate the breathtaking coastal landscapes. The stop lasts 30 minutes and reveals the volcanic stone-covered coast and the calm, turquoise waters of the Agualva Bays.
Travelers are presented with striking volcanic formations and tranquil waters, perfect for appreciating the island’s rugged beauty. The guide explains how volcanic activity created these unique coastal features.
The final scenic stop is Biscoitos, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Here, visitors observe how these pools formed and enjoy the natural beauty up close during a 30-minute visit. The pools’ clear waters showcase the purity of Azorean waters, making it a memorable end to the day.
This location is particularly appealing for those interested in geology and natural formations, and it provides a peaceful setting to relax and take photos.
This tour offers pickup and drop-off at your hotel, ensuring smooth logistics. The small group size simplifies interactions and makes the experience more personal. Included in the price are cheese tasting, snacks, bottled water, and personal accident insurance.
While lunch is not part of the package, the included snacks and tastings help keep energy levels up. The timing of the stops is well-paced, allowing enough time to explore without feeling rushed.
The guide is praised for being highly knowledgeable, with reviews highlighting Mario’s expertise in geology, history, and culture. Visitors appreciate the stories and insights that make each stop more meaningful and engaging, as well as his enthusiasm for sharing the island’s secrets.
This personal attention enhances the overall enjoyment, making the tour a lively and informative experience.
The tour departs at 9:00 am, with a confirmation received within 48 hours of booking. It is suitable for most travelers, given the moderate walking and minimal physical requirements. The maximum of 8 travelers keeps the experience intimate.
Booking is recommended about 15 days in advance, reflecting high demand. The tour is fully refundable if canceled at least 24 hours before the start, and it is dependent on good weather.
This full day adventure is ideal for history buffs, nature lovers, and those who want a rundown of Terceira in a single day. The combination of scenic stops, cultural insights, and light tastings makes it suitable for travelers seeking a relaxed yet informative experience.
It may not be the best choice if you’re looking for an active adventure like hiking or diving, as the tour focuses on sightseeing and storytelling.
This guided tour offers exceptional value with its well-curated stops, knowledgeable guide, and inclusions like cheese tasting and snacks. The small group size enhances the feeling of personal attention, and the itinerary covers both natural and cultural highlights.
While it doesn’t include lunch, the stops and tastings ensure a satisfying experience. The tour suits those interested in learning about the island’s geology, history, and culture while enjoying stunning vistas and authentic Azorean scenery.
“Great tour to learn all about the island! The guide is super friendly and makes the trip lots of fun!”
Is this tour suitable for travelers with limited mobility?
The tour involves some walking at each stop but is generally accessible for most travelers with moderate mobility.
What is included in the price?
The price includes guiding services, personal accident insurance, hotel pickup and drop-off, cheese tasting, snacks, and bottled water.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, there is free cancellation if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance.
Is lunch provided on this tour?
No, lunch is not included; however, snacks and cheese tastings are part of the experience.
How many people are in each group?
The maximum group size is 8 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
What is the best time to book?
Booking about 15 days in advance is recommended, especially during peak seasons, to secure a spot.