Perched on the dramatic western shore of Faial, the Capelinhos volcano last erupted between 1957 and 1958, marking the most recent volcanic eruption in the Azores. This natural wonder features a striking landscape of black sand beaches and rugged cliffs, creating a stark and captivating environment. Visitors can explore the area, taking in the powerful sight of the Atlantic Ocean’s waves crashing against the shore, and visit the lighthouse that stands as a silent witness to the island’s volcanic history.
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