The landscapes of cliffs, lakes, waterfalls, viewpoints, beaches, and, in summer, hydrangeas – which is not the Island of Flowers for a reason – adorn this small paradise of nature in the Azores. It is the westernmost point of Europe, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and its list of splendid landscapes ranges from the spectacular Poço do Bacalhau waterfall or the dozen of Poço da Ribeira do Ferreiro, from the fishing village of Faja Great to the views from the Craveiro Lopes viewpoint, from the lakes of the Morro Alto Forest Reserve to the basalt columns of Rocha dos Bordoes or the bay of Alagoa.