Accessibility Statement | Azores Miracle

Physical Activity Level: Minimal. The tour proceeds at a relaxed pace with stops at various viewpoints (Miradouros).
Walking Required: Walks at the stops are typically short (between 50 and 300 meters) on mostly flat surfaces such as asphalt, cobblestones, or packed dirt. You are always welcome to remain in the vehicle or rest on available benches.
Wheelchair & Stroller Accessibility: Many key viewpoints on Faial (including the main Caldeira viewpoint and the Capelinhos Volcano Interpretation Centre) are equipped with ramps and are wheelchair accessible.
Vehicle Entry: Please note that boarding our vehicle minivan requires stepping up a small distance. If you need assistance, your guide will be happy to help.
Storage Space: We have ample trunk space to accommodate a foldable wheelchair, a stroller, or walking sticks/canes.

Physical Activity Level: Moderate. While the trail lacks extreme elevation changes, it is located at approximately 900 meters (2,950 ft) above sea level.
Terrain Conditions: The path is mostly dirt and can be muddy or slippery, especially after rain. You will encounter uneven surfaces, tree roots, rocks, and some narrow sections.
Health Restrictions: This hike is not recommended for:
- Individuals with a fear of heights (vertigo), as sections of the trail follow the narrow crater rim.
- Travelers with severe knee, ankle, or back issues.
- Young children (under 7-8 years old), unless they are experienced hikers.
Required Gear: Sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good grip (hiking boots or trail runners) are mandatory. Trekking poles are highly recommended to reduce joint strain.
Weather Variability: At 900 meters, conditions can change rapidly, with strong winds, fog, or sudden rain being common. A windproof and waterproof jacket is essential.