Every place with a printed stop
All São Miguel destinations by bus
Grouped by area. A place is listed with its lines only if a current AzoresBus PDF prints a stop under its name; places without one (Lagoa do Fogo, Vista do Rei, the airport terminal) are shown with the nearest printed stop instead.
Ponta Delgada and its suburbs
The hub on the seafront and the parishes every outbound line passes through.
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Ponta Delgada
The Azores’ biggest town: basalt-and-whitewash arcades, a working waterfront, and its own municipal MiniBUS.
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Fajã de Baixo
The parish on the northern edge of Ponta Delgada known for its pineapple greenhouses, on many outbound lines.
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Fajã de Cima
The upper suburban parish north of the city, served by suburban lines and the north-western corridors.
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Livramento
The suburb east of Ponta Delgada that almost every line towards Lagoa, Vila Franca and the north-east passes through.
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São Roque
The coastal parish east of Ponta Delgada with the city’s nearest beaches, on the south-coast lines.
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Arrifes
The big farming parish north-west of the city, with more printed stops than any other place and two circular lines.
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Covoada
A rural parish above Arrifes on the circular lines and a direct line from the city.
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Relva
The parish immediately west of Ponta Delgada, on the airport side, served by the western lines.
West: the crater and the coast
Sete Cidades and the parishes on the three roads to it.
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Sete Cidades
The green and blue lakes in a drowned volcano — the single most famous view in the Azores.
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Mosteiros
The west-coast village below the Sete Cidades caldera, with natural pools and the island’s best-known sunset.
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Feteiras
The south-west parish the Sete Cidades lines pass through after Relva and before Candelária.
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Candelária
The south-west coast parish that the direct Sete Cidades lines are named "via Candelária" after.
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Ginetes
The westernmost parish of the island, on the Sete Cidades lines via Candelária.
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Várzea
A parish on the outer slope of the Sete Cidades crater, printed on all three crater lines.
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João Bom
The Bretanha parish that the third Sete Cidades line is routed through, with its own lines from the city.
North-west coast
Capelas, Santo António and the Bretanha parishes.
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Capelas
A large north-coast parish with dozens of printed stops, on the way to Santo António and Sete Cidades via João Bom.
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Fenais da Luz
A north-coast parish with sea pools, reached by two weekday lines and the Santo António corridors.
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São Vicente Ferreira
A north-coast parish on the Capelas, Santo António and Fenais da Luz corridors.
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Santo António
A north-west coast parish with upper and lower halves, the terminus of two day lines and a night line.
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Calhetas
A small north-coast parish between Rabo de Peixe and Capelas, with its own Saturday line.
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Remédios (Bretanha)
A parish of the Bretanha coast in the north-west, reached by a direct line and the long Sete Cidades line.
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Pilar da Bretanha
A Bretanha parish on the north-west coast, on the Remédios, João Bom and long Sete Cidades lines.
North coast and Ribeira Grande
The second city, the fishing towns and the tea coast.
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Ribeira Grande
The island’s second city and the north coast’s bus terminal, with a surf beach and a baroque old town.
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Rabo de Peixe
The busy fishing town on the north coast that the Ribeira Grande line is routed through.
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Ribeira Seca
The parish on the western edge of Ribeira Grande city that most north-coast lines pass through.
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Santa Bárbara (Ribeira Grande)
The surf beach parish beside Ribeira Grande, where the Pico do Fogo road line starts its return.
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Pico da Pedra
A parish on the cross-island road between Ponta Delgada and Ribeira Grande, on the north-coast lines.
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Porto Formoso
The north-coast parish with a tea factory and a small beach, on the Furnas and Nordeste lines.
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Maia
The north-coast parish beside the tea estates, on the Furnas and Nordeste lines and both express lines.
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Fenais da Ajuda
A north-coast parish between Maia and Nordeste on the stopping line to the north-east.
South coast
Lagoa, Vila Franca do Campo and the beach parishes between them.
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Lagoa
The first town east of Ponta Delgada, dense with printed stops and served by most south-coast lines.
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Cabouco
The inland parish of Lagoa with the industrial park stop, served by a direct line and the Remédios line.
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Água de Pau
A hillside parish on the south coast whose stops are the nearest printed ones to the Lagoa do Fogo massif.
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Ribeira Chã
A small south-coast parish between Água de Pau and Vila Franca, with its own weekday line from the city.
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Água d’Alto
The beach parish just west of Vila Franca do Campo, with a printed Praia stop on the coast lines.
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Vila Franca do Campo
The former island capital on the south coast, with its offshore islet, a marina and a printed bus terminal.
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Ponta Garça
A long linear parish east of Vila Franca with more printed stops than any other village on the south coast.
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Lagoa do Fogo
A pristine crater lake in a nature reserve on the island’s central ridge — wild, protected, and worth the effort.
East and south-east
Furnas, Povoação, Nordeste and the villages beyond them.
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Furnas
Steaming fumaroles, iron-orange thermal pools and a stew cooked underground — the Azores at their most volcanic.
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Ribeira Quente
The fishing village south of Furnas whose beach is warmed by the volcano, served by a short local line.
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Povoação
The first-settled town of the island and the bus hub for the south-east valleys and Furnas.
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Faial da Terra
The village at the foot of the Salto do Prego waterfall trail, on the Água Retorta and Nordeste lines.
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Água Retorta
The easternmost village of Povoação municipality, at the end of a school-day line from the terminal.
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Nordeste
The remote north-east municipality, reached by the island’s longest printed line or the weekday express.