Poço da Ribeira do Ferreiro is one of the most breathtaking natural attractions on Flores Island, which is part of the Azores archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean. Often nicknamed "Alagoinha", this spot is a true hidden gem that looks like it's straight out of a fantasy movie.

Waterfalls: The area is famous for its dozens of thin waterfalls that cascade down steep, lush green cliffs into a serene lagoon below. These waterfalls are especially dramatic after rainfall.
Lush Landscape: Surrounded by thick vegetation, moss-covered rocks, and vibrant greenery, the setting is peaceful and untouched—perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
Hiking Access: It's accessible via a short hike (about 10–15 minutes from the nearest parking area). The trail is easy to moderate and passes through beautiful landscapes

Best Time to Visit:
The waterfalls are most impressive during or after rainy days.
Late spring to early autumn offers lush greenery and better trail conditions.