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Corvo

Corvo

A volcanic caldera above a small Atlantic village.

A broad grassy crater with small lakes on its floor, seen from the rim, with the island’s cliffs and the sea beyond.
Corvo Photo: Pablosievert, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Lines on this island

This guide lists no bus line on Corvo. What the official source publishes for the island:

The official regional plan describes no regular road-bus subsystem on Corvo. This guide shows that limitation instead of inventing a service or omitting the island.

No verified regular public bus subsystem.

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All routes on this island

Caldeirão is the high-country outing; Praia da Areia is a shore stop by Vila do Corvo. Decide which landscape you want before setting out from the village.

At a glance

  • Vila do Corvo
  • Caldeirão
  • Praia da Areia

Make your visit work

  • Save the exact arrival point before booking your onward trip from Vila do Corvo.
  • For Caldeirão, decide between the lookout and a mapped trail before arranging your return to Vila do Corvo.

Arrival and connections

Fly to Aeródromo do Corvo with a date-specific SATA Air Açores search. Atlânticoline lists Vila Nova do Corvo for ferry searches; choose your exact port and date.

Getting around

Airport and ferry arrivals lead to Vila do Corvo. Official trail listings offer Cara do Índio (PR01) and Caldeirão (PRC02); use each downloadable map to check where your chosen walk starts and ends. Arrange a road ride to the crater lookout if you are not walking. No scheduled village-to-crater bus is verified.

Tickets and payment

Atlânticoline offers booking and digital tickets for its ferries. Payment and ticket rules for local buses and individual venues need confirmation with each operator.

Food and local shopping

For a concrete food or shopping stop, start with Restaurante O Caldeirão. Match its address to your day's route and ask the business about today's offer.

A story in the landscape

Corvo’s village and Caldeirão tell a compact island story, from Atlantic settlement to life beside a volcanic crater. The official tourism timeline records UNESCO Biosphere Reserve designation in 2007; the scale of the island makes the connection tangible.

Places to discover

Corvo destinations

Island overview

Island overview · Corvo
Island overview · CorvoRoads, villages and the places on this page, at a glance. The map shows where places are, not how the buses run: the lines are listed above and on each route page.Copernicus DEM GLO-30 (30 m), via AWS Open Data. © DLR e.V. 2010-2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014-2018, provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESAOpen a larger map© OpenStreetMap contributors

Local food & finds

Sources & last checked

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