Begin your journey at the Salto do Cabrito Waterfall, a striking manifestation of the region's geothermal power. Approximately 40 meters high, the water plunges from a rocky precipice covered in moss and ferns. Down there, the atmosphere is humid and mystical, with the scenery forming a natural vault over the river.

Next, head to the Limbo Waterfall, an oasis of serenity and accessibility. It is a modest waterfall in terms of height, but of remarkable picturesque beauty. The surroundings are dominated by the vibrant green of the vegetation and, seasonally, by the explosions of color from the blue and white hydrangeas that line the path. It's a place for easy contemplation and rest, accessible to all visitors.

Continue to the Ribeira dos Caldeirões Waterfall, perhaps the most emblematic and photographed in the Azores. It is not one, but several waterfalls that are harmoniously distributed in a well-maintained park in Nordeste. The main waterfall is majestic, with water falling in a veil over a natural stone. The park is a perfect symbiosis between human intervention and nature, where old stone watermills from the 16th century have been restored and integrated into the landscape. The contrast between the rustic architecture, the stone bridges, the emerald green of the vegetation, and the purity of the flowing water creates a fairytale setting, easily accessible and enchanting with its scenic beauty and landscaping.

At midday, we will enjoy a delicious buffet-style lunch featuring traditional Azorean cuisine at a local restaurant. This meal will provide us with the energy we need for the second part of our journey. The lunch includes a variety of typical appetizers such as cheese and bread, a range of dishes including soup, meats, fish, and salads, as well as traditional desserts. Beverages offered will include coffee or tea, along with water, wine, beer, juices, and liqueurs.

Next, visit the Teófilo Waterfall, situated in a valley area near the ruins of the old Félix Mill, accessible via a footpath that follows a circular route. This waterfall is one of several found along the Ribeira da Salga stream. Its beauty lies in the lush, humid environment of the valley, surrounded by dense vegetation, making it a picturesque spot in the heart of the rain forest. The Gruta Waterfall, named for its association with rock formations or a small cave nearby, also resides in a riverside setting with abundant vegetation. This creates a cool and natural atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

Finally, reach the Viola Waterfall, the breathtaking final destination of this journey, showcasing a remarkable blend of mountain and sea. This waterfall pours its fresh waters directly from lush cliffs onto the striking black volcanic rock cascading down into the vast Atlantic Ocean. The enchanting scene is highlighted by the vivid green of the cliffs and the deep blue of the sea, creating a stunning visual contrast.