One of the most unique and photogenic geological formations of the Flores Island. Situated in the municipality of Lajes das Flores, this stop reveals an authentic dark rock wall that tears the landscape and rises abruptly amidst green valleys and meadows full of pastures.

In the Natural Reservation of the Funda and Rasa Caldeiras, in the municipality of Lajes das Flores, travellers will encounter two stunning nearby volcanic lagoons that, despite being side by side and separated only by a road, rest at completely different altitudes.This stop combines pure geology, lush green vegetation and one of the most iconic panoramas of the entire archipelago

The smallest and recondite of the seven volcanic lagoons of Flores Island. Located on the central plateau, in the parish of Lomba (Lajes das Flores), at about 550 metres altitude, this lagoon offers an atmosphere of absolute peace and mysticism that is rarely found in the most crowded tourist circuits.It is the perfect stop for those seeking to connect with the pure essence and silence of Azorean nature.

At the Miradouro da Caldeira Negra and da Caldeira Comprida, travellers are positioned between two huge craters of vulcanic explosion (maars) that rest side by side, offering a visual spectacle of shapes and contrasts that appears from a fantasy movie.This stop is famous not only for its indomitable beauty, but also for a fun visual mystery that challenges the eyes of any visitor.

Miradouro Craveiro Lopes, one of the most captivating and complete observation points on the west coast of Flores Island. Set at the top of a colossal vertical cliff with about 480 metres of altitude, this viewpoint functions as an authentic balcony over the paradise, offering a monumental panoramic perspective where the emerald mountain sinks directly into the Atlantic Ocean.From here, travellers can see in a single glimpse some of the greatest natural wonders that have made Flores world famous.

Fajã Grande, located on the western edge of Flores Island, is one of the most magical and isolated villages in the world. Nestled between a gigantic 300-meter-high green rock wall and the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean, this lávic faja is officially the westernmost settlement in Europe.Visiting Fajã Grande is not just seeing a landscape; it is feeling the end of the continent and witnessing the power of nature in its purest and wildest state.

Bacalhau well, located in the mystical Fajã Grande, is one of the most famous and accessible waterfalls of the whole Flores Island. Here, the water springs directly from the top of a colossal green cliff and flows from an impressive height of about 90 metres, falling gently into a natural lagoon of crystal clear waters.This stop combines the relaxing sound of the water, the imposition of the volcanic rock and the perfect opportunity for a photo or an unforgettable dive.

The Miradouro do Portal, located at the descent of the main road to Fajãzinha, functions as an authentic balcony suspended at the top of a colossal top. From here, travellers enjoy an absolutely overwhelming aerial and panoramic view of the entire west coast of the island.It is the perfect point for your clients to understand the monumental scale of the volcanic cliffs of the Flores.

The Rocha dos Bordões is an impressive and colossal geological formation that stands majestically in the landscape. It is an enormous wall of volcanic rock characterised by hundreds of perfect vertical basalt columns, which resemble giant stone bordons carved by the Earth itself.This stop combines the imposition of ancient volcanic activity with a scenic beauty that leaves any holidaymaker without words.