Visit to a traditional Azorean farmhouse in Ponta Delgada. It is an authentic experience that brings visitors closer to the rural life of Azores. Upon arrival, we are welcomed by the quiet environment of the farm, surrounded by intense green and the aroma of wet soil. During the visit, it is possible to meet the farm animals, observe the plantations and learn about the traditional methods of cultivation used in the region. The direct contact with nature and agricultural routines provides a deeper understanding of the importance of local agriculture. Along the way, visitors can also taste some fresh farm products, prepared in a simple and tasty way. The experience is educational and relaxing, ideal for those who want to better know the rural traditions and the connection of Azorians to the land. Entrance: 25€/adult, 5€ children up to 12 years old

Visit a traditional cheesecake that keeps the tradition of wrapping fresh cheese in container leaf.

Lunch buffet of typical Azorean food. Not included - 19€ per person and includes meal, a drink and coffee.

The Lagoa de Santiago, located in the Seven Cities area, is a quiet lagoon of intense green waters, surrounded by dense slopes covered with vegetation that create a serene natural landscape.

This viewpoint offers an impressive panoramic view of the volcanic landscape of the Seven Cities, allowing you to observe from a high point the famous blue and green lagoons surrounded by green slopes.

The King’s View Miradour offers one of the most iconic views of the Seven Cities, allowing you to admire from above the stunning landscape of the volcanic crater with its blue and green lagoons surrounded by green mountains.

A visit to an Azorean dairy farm on the island of São Miguel allows you to get to know the daily milk production in the Azores. Surrounded by green pastures and freely grazing cows, visitors learn about the feeding of the animals, the typical shepherding system of the region and the process of grazing. During the experiment, farmers explain how the humid climate and volcanic soil contribute to the quality of milk produced in the archipelago. The activity provides direct contact with nature and values the agricultural work that sustains one of the major economic activities of the Azores, making the visit educational, authentic and memorable.