Spend a day on Corvo Island with Corvo Travel’s all-inclusive package featuring guided tours, transfers, and a local lunch. Discover volcanic landscapes and coastal panoramas in one seamless trip.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves light walking and short hikes on uneven ground.
Wildlife
History
Corvo Island was first settled in the 16th century and remains one of the Azores’ least developed spots, retaining its historical fishing traditions.
Conservation
The island benefits from ongoing efforts to protect its unique bird populations and fragile volcanic ecosystems, balancing visitor access with habitat preservation.
Corvo Travel
Spend a day on Corvo Island with Corvo Travel’s all-inclusive package featuring guided tours, transfers, and a local lunch. Discover volcanic landscapes and coastal panoramas in one seamless trip.
Corvo Travel is a local tour operator based in Corvo, Açores, specializing in guided experiences around Ilha do Corvo. The company offers a variety of curated trips including boat transfers, hiking routes, interpretative village circuits, and full-day packages that showcase the island's volcanic landscapes and cultural heritage.
Trips include the Pacote Completo Visita ao Corvo — a six-hour boat-and-land package exploring caves, waterfalls and the volcanic Caldeirão — and shorter options such as the Caldeirão VIP, a two-hour tour in a Citroen Space Tourer that visits the Caldeirão viewpoint, a restored windmill and a black sand beach. Hiking options feature the 3.5-hour Caldeirão Hiking route with a stop at Miradouro das Grades Brancas and the 4.5-hour Trilho do Índio (Cara do Índio) trail covering approximately 10.3 km with a photo stop at the Caldeirão lagoon.
Corvo Travel also runs a 2.5-hour Circuito Interpretativo da Vila do Corvo that guides visitors through thirteen stations highlighting local stories, and boat-only crossings such as the 50-minute Viagem de Barco ao Corvo from Flores.
Many packages include round-trip transfers and a regional lunch prepared with local ingredients. Guided experiences are led by local guides familiar with Corvo's natural sites, cultural points and practical logistics. All offerings focus on small-group, place-based exploration tailored to nature lovers and visitors seeking authentic, guided access to Corvo's landscapes and village life. Additional offerings include Pacote Dia no Corvo, Transfer Caldeirão Hiking, Pacote Visita ao Corvo c/ Viagem de Barco e Transfer, also Pacote Completo Visita ao Corvo - Com Guia.
Base
Corvo, Açores
Operations based on Corvo island
Tours Offered
12 tours
Hikes, boat trips and village circuits
Typical Duration
2–6 hours
Short VIP to full-day experiences
Local Guides
Guided experiences
Guides lead hikes and village tours
Reserve boat transfers, guided hikes or full-day packages to the Caldeirão and Vila do Corvo — availability varies, so book early to secure preferred dates.
Stay hydrated throughout the day
Carry a refillable water bottle; fresh water options are limited along the routes.
Wear sturdy shoes
Expect uneven volcanic terrain and narrow island roads requiring dependable footwear.
Bring layers for changing weather
Corvo’s weather can shift quickly; pack windbreakers and light rain gear.
Respect local wildlife
Keep distance from nesting seabirds and endemic plants to avoid disturbance.
Sturdy walking shoes
Provides support and grip on volcanic trails and rough terrain.
Waterproof jacket
Keeps you dry and warm during sudden island showers.
fall|winter|spring
Sun protection
Includes sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to guard against UV rays.
summer|spring
Reusable water bottle
Allows you to stay hydrated without relying on limited water stops.