The pick-up at the place of accommodation is very good, although you have to wait a bit depending on the order of tourists. Maximum 15'. In our case we did two excursions, the one on the east and west side of the island. In both cases, the guides were very attentive and ready to respond to any incident that might arise or to answer any questions about the excursion or the places to visit. The only "but" I would put in the tour of Sete Cidades and Mosteiros in terms of food. Firstly, we ate very early, around 12 they took us to the restaurant (Lagoa). Secondly, they offer you a cheese fresh snack (for several diners), a drink and then a dish that is usually meat or fish with its salad and chips, combined type. It completes a small dessert and coffee. It is not a "meal" as such, not to mention of quantities. In short, to show you a little about the side of the island that it touches, it is not bad, although the value for money can be improved. Greetings.

This was a perfect tour, covered a lot of viewpoints and historical parts of Sao Miguel including a nice lunch as well. Our guide Joao showed much hospitality, talked a lot about Azorien history and traditions how and why things go on the island, was really entertaining. Really enjoyed the folk music on the way back home.

This was the perfect introduction to major highlights. Our guide was super knowledgeable and entertaining. In addition, we was very nimble. With the weather constantly changing, so did our game plan. We juggled sights based on the cloud coverage of the moment. We saw the best of the island in spite of the weather.