4 tours · €27–€89 · ★ 4.9
The Azores sit alone in the middle of the Atlantic, and the diving shows it: clear blue water, volcanic arches and seamounts, and big pelagic life you rarely get this close to shore. Divers come for the schools of mobula rays and the chance of blue sharks in season, while snorkelers can swim with the rays and explore the lava coves without a tank.
The diving and snorkeling trips on this page are ones we picked by hand, run by centres with proper boats and instructors, which counts in open Atlantic water. When you compare diving in the Azores, look at the site and your level. Santa Maria is the islands' big draw, with the Ambrosio reef and its summer mobula gatherings; Sao Miguel and Pico offer volcanic walls, arches and the Princess Alice seamount for experienced divers. Centres run try-dives for beginners, guided dives for the certified, and snorkeling trips for anyone who just wants to get in the water. Most supply the gear and grade the trip to the group.
For a different side of the Azores, below the surface, a dive or a snorkel delivers what the viewpoints cannot. Summer brings the warmest water and the best big-animal chances.
4 Azores diving and snorkeling trips from EUR 27. Handpicked dive centres, try-dives, guided dives and snorkel trips with free cancellation on most - easy to book online.
Unique tour on a Glass bottom Boat with close views of the bottom of the ocean. Opportunity to snorkel around the islet and learn more about its char...
Discover the charm of Villa Franca do Campo underwater! After a brief preparation and delivery of all the necessary equipment — suit, mask and sticks ...
Dive into a middle of the atlantic where the fauna and flora is something memorable and unique! Discover the fantastic water from Azores!...
Welcome to an experience that will heighten your senses, challenge your limits, and connect you with nature in a unique way. Are you ready to tread p...
The Azores are best from May to September, with the warmest, driest weather and prime whale-watching season. The islands are green and changeable year-round, so pack layers whenever you go.
Most travellers fly into João Paulo II Airport (PDL) on São Miguel, with inter-island flights and ferries connecting the rest. A hire car or guided tour is the practical way to reach the crater lakes, hot springs and coastal viewpoints.
4 diving & snorkeling tours are available for booking in Azores on Guidekin. The highest-rated is São Miguel Azores: Hike and Snorkeling into the wild with a local with 4.9/5 from 36 reviews.
Prices range from €27 to €89 per person. The most affordable option is Snorkeling Tour Ilhéu from Vila Franca do Campo at €27. The premium choice is São Miguel Azores: Hike and Snorkeling into the wild with a local at €89.
Based on 393 traveler reviews across 4 tours, São Miguel Azores: Hike and Snorkeling into the wild with a local has the highest rating: 4.9/5 (36 reviews).
Duration ranges from 1h to 4h. The shortest is Snorkeling Tour Ilhéu from Vila Franca do Campo at 1h. The longest is São Miguel Azores: Hike and Snorkeling into the wild with a local at 4h.
Browse 4 available tours above, select your preferred date and group size, and book directly on Guidekin. Most tours offer instant confirmation and free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Most diving & snorkeling tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Check the cancellation policy on each tour page for exact terms.
The Azores' quiet White Island, where you climb 183 steps down into a volcano, soak in seaside springs, and drive the whole island in a morning. A local's guide to slow-travel Graciosa.
Nine islands, three groups, one rule that decides everything: ferry within a group, fly between them. A local's guide to island-hopping the Azores, with three slow itineraries and when to go.
The island of fajãs: 40+ coastal plains at the base of towering cliffs, DOP-certified cheese, Europe's only coffee plantation, and the best hiking in the Azores. Part of the Triangle with Pico and Faial.
The oldest island in the Azores has the only white sand beaches in the archipelago, world-class manta ray diving, a red clay desert unique in Portugal, and the sunniest weather. Everything you need to plan your trip.