Between coast and crater
The parish is where the lines turn inland from the coast to climb into the caldera.
Western parish · outer wall of the crater
AzoresBus prints 4 stops in Várzea on lines 205, 206 and 208 (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 4 stops in Várzea on lines 205, 206 and 208 (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 205 timetable PDF — Ponta Delgada - Sete Cidades (via Candelária) () · AzoresBus (Vale do Ave Açores): Line 206 timetable PDF — Ponta Delgada - Sete Cidades (via Candelária e Mosteiros) () · AzoresBus (Vale do Ave Açores): Line 208 timetable PDF — Ponta Delgada - Sete Cidades (via João Bom) ()
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Worth your time
Várzea sits on the western flank of the Sete Cidades volcano. All three lines to the crater village print stops here, so it is served on every day of the week by at least one of them.
The parish is where the lines turn inland from the coast to climb into the caldera.
Keep exploring
São Miguel · twin crater lakes Sete Cidades The green and blue lakes in a drowned volcano — the single most famous view in the Azores. Plan the ride
São Miguel · volcanic spa valley Furnas Steaming fumaroles, iron-orange thermal pools and a stew cooked underground — the Azores at their most volcanic. Plan the ride
São Miguel · fire lake Lagoa do Fogo A pristine crater lake in a nature reserve on the island’s central ridge — wild, protected, and worth the effort. Plan the ride From the current AzoresBus line PDFs (edition effective 1 September 2026). 4 stops printed under "Várzea"; the day-type columns listed are the ones on which at least one of those stops has a printed time.
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.