Corvo, located in the Western Group of the Azores, an autonomous region of Portugal, is the smallest island in the archipelago both in terms of population and size. It has a population of approximately 384 residents and covers an area of just 0.16 square miles. The island comprises a single municipality and town, both named Vila do Corvo, which is also the island’s capital. Corvo is distinguished by its remote and tranquil setting, offering a unique and intimate experience of island life. The island is characterized by its rugged landscape, dominated by the Caldeirão, a large volcanic crater with a stunning lagoon inside. Despite its small size, Corvo has a distinct cultural identity and is known for its close-knit community, traditional way of life, and rich birdlife, making it a particularly intriguing destination for those seeking a serene retreat and nature enthusiasts.
Flores
Flores, situated in the Western Group of the Azores, an autonomous region of Portugal, is known for its stunning natural beauty. The island has a population of around 3,428 residents and spans an area of 1.45 square miles. It is divided into two municipalities: Lajes...