Description
On the west coast of the island, lies the lovely village of Cuada. Situated
on a small plateau near the coast, the village was almost abandoned
during the 1960’s as people emigrated to the US, leaving a virtual ghost
town.
But now, many of the houses have been renovated and modernised
but in a traditional style, and the village welcomes people for a very
tranquil stay.
Cuada
Abandoned village brought to life!With its semi-tropical landscape, Flores is the most beautiful and romantic island in the Azores archipelago, whereas the picturesque Corvo and the warm hospitality of the people that call it home will certainly find a place in your heart.
LOCATION
Nearest town Santa Cruz (20km)
TRANSFER (approx)
20mins
CHARACTER
Traditional village
MINIMUM STAY 3 nights TYPE sc
ROOMS 16 cottages, 1 and 2 bedroom
Cuada has no roads between the cottages and the car park for the village is a 2-3 minute walk, along a winding cobbled path. The 16 houses available are all equipped for self catering and each benefits from having a stereo, TV, telephone, kitchen, either one or two bedrooms, living room, bathroom and a patio with BBQ and garden furniture.
,br> Each cottage is constructed of stone and decorated in a comfortable but traditional manner. Car hire is definitely recommended as the village is remotely located and has no shops. The nearest small shops are 5 minutes drive or a 30 minute walk away.
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