Corvo

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.