Salto do Prego
The waterfall trail starts in the village and climbs through the abandoned hamlet of Sanguinho.
South-east village · Salto do Prego trail
AzoresBus prints 7 stops in Faial da Terra on lines 112 and 326 (line PDFs, edition effective 1 September 2026). Each line prints separate weekday, Saturday and Sunday/holiday columns; they are shown separately on every line page.
By bus
AzoresBus prints 7 stops in Faial da Terra on lines 112 and 326 (line PDFs, edition effective 1 September 2026). Each line prints separate weekday, Saturday and Sunday/holiday columns; they are shown separately on every line page.
Source: AzoresBus (Vale do Ave Açores): Line 112 timetable PDF — Nordeste - Povoação () · AzoresBus (Vale do Ave Açores): Line 326 timetable PDF — Povoação - Água Retorta ()
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Worth your time
Faial da Terra is a small village in a steep valley on the south-east coast. It is the start of the walk to the Salto do Prego waterfall, and the Água Retorta line from Povoação and the Nordeste – Povoação line print stops here.
The waterfall trail starts in the village and climbs through the abandoned hamlet of Sanguinho.
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AzoresBus publishes no stop coordinates, and no printed stop name here matched an OpenStreetMap node exactly on the read date, so no coordinates are shown rather than guessed.