São Jorge is one of the islands in the Central Group of the Azores, an autonomous region of Portugal. It has a relatively small population of about 8,373 inhabitants and spans an area of 3.54 square miles. The island is administratively divided into two municipalities: Calheta and Velas, with Velas serving as the island’s capital. São Jorge is particularly known for its distinctive long and narrow shape, dramatic cliffs, and the unique fajãs – flat coastal areas formed by ancient lava flows. The island is also famous for its São Jorge cheese, a specialty of the region. São Jorge’s blend of natural wonders, from the lush green landscapes to the breathtaking cliffs overlooking the Atlantic, along with its rich cultural traditions, makes it a captivating destination within the Azores archipelago.
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...