Photo: Diego Delso CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons
Furnas
Steaming fumaroles, iron-orange thermal pools and a stew cooked underground — the Azores at their most volcanic.
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See the active fumaroles in Furnas village.
This is the village’s volcanic area; the lake-side caldeiras are a separate stop and should not be confused with it.
For the village fumaroles, line 318 prints Furnas (Caldeiras) toward Povoação. This is not the caldeiras on the lake’s north shore.
Travel & bus guideToward Ponta Delgada, the 318 prints Furnas (Lg. das Caldeiras), a different stop name. Check that return column before walking away.
Travel & bus guideStop order, not a geographic map. The line page explains operating days and printed times.
Line 318, stops in printed order: P. Delgada (Alfândega), Furnas (Pq. Campismo), Furnas (Polícia), Furnas (Caldeiras), Ribeira Quente (X), Redondo da Ribeira Quente, Povoação (Terminal).
Line 318, stops in printed order: Furnas (Polícia), Redondo da Ribeira Quente, Ribeira Quente (X), Furnas (Lg. das Caldeiras), Furnas (Polícia), Furnas (Lg. do Teatro), P. Delgada (Forte S. Brás).
Watch the official film about cozido cooked in the geothermal ground by Furnas Lake.
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Photo: Diego Delso CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons
Steaming fumaroles, iron-orange thermal pools and a stew cooked underground — the Azores at their most volcanic.
São MiguelPhoto: Christer Johansson CC BY-SA 2.5 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons
Photo: P. Hughes CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Eduardo Manchon CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
Azores Bus
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