Faial is an island in the Central Group of the Azores, a Portuguese autonomous region. It is home to approximately 14,334 residents and spans an area of 6.06 square miles. Faial is unique in its administrative structure, being comprised of a single municipality: Horta. Horta, which is also the island’s capital, is renowned for its picturesque marina, a popular stopping point for yachts and other vessels crossing the Atlantic. The island itself is known for its volcanic craters, beautiful hydrangea-lined landscapes, and a rich maritime history. Faial plays a significant role in the Azores for its cultural and economic contributions, and it is a destination celebrated for its natural beauty and nautical heritage.
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...