Miradouro Ponta do Arnel, Farol and Porto de Arnel.Chá Gorreana and Porto Formoso Tea Plantations.Furnas and its gastronomic and relaxing experiences with sulfur scent.Lagoa das Furnas and Chapel of Nossa Senhora das Vitorias.Ponta da Ferraria (natural pool with warm sea water).Road to Sete Cidades, Miradouro Cerrado das Freiras and Miradouro Lagoa de Santiago.Aqueduct and “Muro das 9 Janelas” (Wall of the 9 windows).Serra Devassa and Lagoa das Empadadas Trail.Lagoa do Canário and Miradouro da Grota do Inferno (or Boca do Inferno).Miradouro Vista do Rei and Lagoa das Sete Cidades.West of the island: Sete Cidades and surroundings.Basic facts for traveling to São Miguel.In this guide we try to reflect all that São Miguel has to offer with practical tips, itineraries from 2 to 7 days, where to sleep and even where to eat so that you can make the most of your trip to the island. Although it is the most touristc island and where overcrowding is noticeable, especially in those places labelled as “must visit”, it still offers Azorean authenticity if you go a little off the beaten track.
It is an excellent starting point to the Azorean archipelago. It is the island with the greatest variety of gastronomy and accommodation, so there are options for all budgets and tastes. Here the days are lived among some of the most beautiful lagoons of the archipelago, trails in biodiverse forests dotted with waterfalls, steaming hot springs to rest, breathtaking viewpoints to explore and a cup of tea to taste in the only plantations in Europe. It is a very heterogeneous island where there are plenty of plans to spend a week if you want to explore it calmly. São Miguel is the largest and most populated island of the Azores, also the most touristic.
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