Atualizado: 24 de mar de 2020
Visiting the Azores Islands in January 2013 was an amazing experience of the forces of nature. The volcanic islands in the midst of a wild atlantic ocean offer a unique landscape. Crater lakes, steep cliffs, indigenous forests, volcanos and 200m high waterfalls are a feast for the senses.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azores
I stayed in Sao Miguel, the main Island, first and then travelled to the most western point of Europe: Flores. The weather was extremely windy, wet and foggy. I stayed at the Aldeia Da Cuada, an old fishing village transformed into an Eco hotel. wonderfulland.com/cuada/ The very helpful owner made me feel welcome even though I was the only guest part of the time - felt like an adventure. I won't forget the pitch-black nights, the strong atlantic wind and the old wood stove next to the bed.
Fonte: Markus Haist (Vimeo)