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Things to Do in Ponta Delgada

Things to Do in Ponta Delgada, Portugal - Ponta Delgada Attractions

Things to Do in Ponta Delgada

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Top Attractions in Ponta Delgada

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Self-guided tour through pineapple greenhouses with QR code information, featuring complimentary pineapple jam and liquor samples and a cafe with pineapple-flavored delights.
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Tranquil garden oasis with varied plants, serene ponds, and wandering wildlife. Features well-maintained trails, playground, and natural grottos for a peaceful exploration.
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Lava tube exploration with engaging guided tours lasting 30-40 minutes or extended treks through well-maintained cave systems. Reservations advised for in-depth caving experiences.
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Self-guided greenhouse tour through the lifecycle of pineapples, complete with educational signage. Features a cafe and gift shop with themed treats and souvenirs.
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From quick jaunts to full-day outings.


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What travelers are saying

  • Baggio1018
    London, UK377 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    We regret not checking the tide times ahead of time to pick a good time to visit, low tide was earlier in the morning (and we were not staying nearby), so we missed the best time.
    We ended up going during high tide, so the water was chilly, the waves were strong and we spent most of the time holding onto the ropes to stay upright.

    Bring some waterproof shoes, an action cam strapped to your head if visiting during high tide and it can still be enjoyable.
    Otherwise, do your homework and come during low tide - wish we did!
    Written October 20, 2024
    This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
  • Newryoneisback
    Newry, UK3,246 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I suppose there’s really not much to see or do here. But I guess that misses the point of going here. It is really worth supporting and free to enter.

    We went by car and it wasn’t very far out of the main town from the port.

    The staff are real friendly too. It’s five green stars all the way. What is different is you get organically grown sweet pineapples thriving on a small island 885 miles from anywhere with no bugs to attack the shrubs and not a pesticide in sight.

    We visited two long tunnel glass greenhouses on site but I guess there was a dozen or more there. Most of the glass was painted white as sunlight burns the plants.

    We saw the growth cycle from a side shoot through to mature fruit that takes about a year from birth. It is much prized here and sells for €8 a kilo locally.

    They have a tasting cafe where we had pineapple liquor, pineapple jam and a pineapple tart similar to pastel de nata.

    There was a great variety of goodies and we bought the liquor (20 proof) pineapple jam generously full of fruit and pineapple beer over 5%.

    What’s most important is that this place is the anthesis of going to supermarkets for fruit that’s grown with pesticides and mass production or buying over sugared jam in a supermarket. No thanks. I’ll pay a few euro more and be grateful places like this still exist.

    We had a private tour and our driver got a coffee an