A day with Volcanoes, Whaling Culture and Wine Culture – UNESCO Heritage and the rockiest coast of the Azores.

We propose a full day of spectacular views and experiences, suitable for those who want to know the island and want to know everything about our identity and nature.

Are you a Wine Lover? So this is your tour!

Fantastic opportunity to test your five senses: smell, sight, taste, hearing and touch through the internationally famous wines of Pico and its culture.

Traveling back in time, this activity is also a tour through villages of black houses made of volcanic stone, vineyards and wineries so you can deeply understand the Pico Wine Culture, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Get swept away by the unique landscape created by the volcano craters and the lakes formed inside them on the Achada Plateau on Pico Island.

Embark on an adventure through the largest lava tube in Portugal and other volcanic caves with incredible geological formations in an unforgettable underground experience.

In an off-road vehicle, discover Pico Island in its natural state of preservation!

Get involved with the Capelinhos Volcano, the youngest volcano in Portugal and its Interpretation Center.

Visit Caldeira with the path adorned by pastures and hydrangeas and end the day in style, walking by the Horta Marina where so many adventurous sailors make Peter’s Café Sport their shelter to exchange experiences, enjoying the magnificent view to the Pico Volcano.

Enjoy the beauty of the landscape of the Fajãs that characterize the coast of the “Dragon Island”, forming incredible natural pools in the volcanic lava.

Taste the famous cheese of São Jorge after a visit to the Cheese Factory and learn about the genesis and history of this fabulous island whose inhabitants will be with open arms to welcome you in an intense day of emotion and rare natural beauty.

Put your helmet on and join the tribe for this underground adventure inside the almost unexplored Pico lava tunnels.

On this tour, we will use helmets, overalls and headlamps, to explore the maximum interior of some of the caves of Pico Island, getting to know the unique lava formations and bacteria in a path made of black lava resulting from the eruptions of the island’s volcanoes.