This subset of ecotourism focusses on the topography and geology of a destination's landscapes, and thanks to its 1,766 volcanoes (nine of which are still active - but don't worry, they're closely monitored), São Miguel has some pretty cool geosites to offer - ten of them, including the calderas of Fogo, Furnas, and Sete Cidades. Take advantage of the guided tours and interpretation centres to explore these landscapes of steaming fumaroles, vulcanic caves, and geothermal hot springs. And speaking of which...

Read more in our post 6 Nifty Nature & Adventure Activities on São Miguel in Portugal´s Azores Islands..

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