The Impossible Civilization of Europe's Cast Away Island.
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show the world Portugal, our history, our culture and customs. once in the past Great and great we continue with our history. look at the simplicity of people. Tell me if it's not the best wealth in the world?
@user-ep4rk5iv8m no we don’t. As you can see in the video many locals depend on tourism.
@user-ep4rk5iv8m I understand your point of view, everything has a price in life. and if by chance it is destroyed, it's our fault português government, we leave it that way.
I am heading to Corvo soon, and loved your video. I believe it is the best video ever made about Corvo. Such incredible views, but most important the extraordinary human picture of Corvo people. Thank you so much.
I see you know a few Portuguese words...well done.
Despite being so small, Corvo is still more than twice the size of Gibraltar and 4 times larger than Monaco.
Didn't know Gibraltar was so tiny!
@@stayclassyvlogyes. Its barely 7 km square while Corvo is 17 km square.
@@stayclassyvlog
It is, it is!
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@@stayclassyvlogGibraltar is a small Village, police state,proper shit
This video is not a video, it's a film. The music, the cinematography, the narration, is all incredible. Just breath taking! You guys are amazing storytellers.
Thanks so much!! 🥰
100% agreed!
I’m azorean, i know Corvo. But still i was glued to this vídeo!
If you want to visit Faial, in can be your guide ;)
Corvo is something else. What strikes me about this island (even more than others) is how they managed to organize as a small closed comunity, and they have everything necessary there! There is school, medical care, airport, police, firemen, harbor, church, municipality, shops, restaurant and bar, gas station, farming, fishing, they got it all covered. Each adult person has several jobs, and just does what's needs to be done. It's amazing. And such a nice genuine good people.
Yep it’s a very curious and impressive way of life, but do keep in mind they heavily rely on government funded shipments. They aren’t financing all that themselves.
@@stayclassyvlog a bit like an airplane carrier would be state funded. My taxes well spent! They export beef, milk and cheese, and tourist accommodation, all 46 of them.
If there is an emergency, the air force will go and pick you up and take to the hospital.
Sometimes the weather gets bad for weeks, so they start to airlift there essential goods.
They are not alone!
Awesome video. Dad was a lighthouse keeper originally from Faial and was transferred to Santa Maria where he met my mom. His dad (my grandpa) was a lighthouse keeper on Faial, he ran the Capelinhos lighthouse that was covered by the volcanic eruption in 1957. John F Kennedy who was then a Massachusetts senator, passed the Azorean relief act that allowed the victims of that volcanic eruption to move to the US which is one of the reasons why the majority of Portuguese in the US are Azorean. I wish you guys would do a video on the lighthouses in the Azores. If you google Santa Maria lighthouse you will see where I lived for 7 years before moving to the US.
- I’m another note, I like how you guys interact with the locals on this video. Very easy and natural. And you guys have really picked up a lot of Portuguese. Very impressive.
This is so interesting, thank you for sharing. My parents were born on São Miguel and emigrated to Canada. I had never heard of the Faial volcanic eruption or the Azorean refugee act - now I know more about how the Portuguese communities in the eastern US came to be. www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/BILLS-110hres1401ih/html/BILLS-110hres1401ih.htm
Uau I'm from Santa Maria island and I love that lighthouse, for me its one of the most beautiful lighthouses! You should definetly come to Santa MAria one day! I'm a guide tour so I can help you schedule everything! We have the most beautiful bays of the Azores with white sand beaches. Also Santa MAria was the first island do emerge and because of that it was many singularities. You can see marine fossil 300m above sea level because the island was totally under water two time since its formation! The Azores have a lot to offer and each island is very different so it has a lot to experience! Nice videos, you are not tourists you are visitors with a purpose!
Just been in Santa Maria with 18 friends. We went to Vigia da Baleia and watch the Gonçalo Velho lighthouse incredible beautiful landscape, and down at the shore, the old whaling station. Amazing Santa Maria. One jewel still to be discovered.
@@ttwistedlogic " I had never heard of the Faial volcanic eruption or the Azorean refugee act" why you people have no interest in your own history?
Azorean portugeuse also were whalers who settled in coastal Massachusetts in 1800s .many became farmers.
I don’t usually comment on a RUclips video, but when I do, it's because I found something absolutely amazing! As a Portuguese, let me give you my true respect for what you have been doing, showing our country to the world! This video is a masterpiece: the image, the music, the construction... congratulations! I'm following your channel for some time, as a Madeira lover, but this is another level! Absolutely amazing!
My great grandfather emigrated from the Azores to the big island of Hawaii, where he married a very young woman whose family emigrated from Madeira to the Big Island of Hawaii…there were, at least 13 children. One, of those children joined the gold rush to Alaska….my grandfather…he struck gold and brought my grandmother to washington..my mother remembers some big chunk of gold around the house..he then single handed logged off the old growth trees for their farm in centralia, then carnation….my mother had 13 brothers and sisters🌸
Thx for sharing your story. Very interesting and yes there were a lot of Portuguese involved with the gold rush.
Very young woman? Straight classic pedo 👀🥶
whats is a name
@@mateuscosta9283 great grandfather was Manuel Andre or Andrea. Of course he dropped the remaining parts of his name…Rodrigues Pacheco Pimental…He then Married a woman named Rosemary….then married into the Kalima family…..my grandfather was George Andrea…my grandmother was Mary Silva..
@@jennifers6435 Interestingly, I have ancestors with this surname Pimentel, who also came from the Azores, his name was Manoel Lourenço Pimentel who was born in 1650 on the island of Corvo
You guys are doing more for Portugal's tourism than the damn government. So much respect and love for you both. Would love to meet you one day !
Thanks so much!
YES, they are making a really good job!!! But NO, you have no reazon to say that they made or make a better job than the Portuguese state, just because you don't see the marketing, doesn't meaning don't exist... Of course you never going to see that publicity here... you know why? Just because doesn't make sense to make that marketing in here, but i can assure to you, if you go to other countries, for sur you will see it, makes sense, no?!?!
What are you on about? I don't know where you're from, but here in the Azores we already have WAY too much tourism, it's crazy..
dont ask for to much tourism, they will gentrify you and the people you know out of your city
@@nunograzina3374rue please keep the Azores tourism at a reasonable level. Look at Lisbon, the city has become an overcrowded nightmare.
Last November i went to Corvo Island but coudn't see the Caldeira, ah no problem. I met Senhor Fernando the owner of Corvo Tours. He made us visit a little bit the place and even wanted to show us his outdoor discotheque that he was building! He played acordeon for us and i have fond memories of him to this day. Incredible guy. I even asked him if he was receiving money from the goverment. he told me "What the government gives you with one hand, he takes from you with two". Clever guy! ;)
Amazing story. Corvo is truly a place of special and resilient humans!
The unspoiled beauty of Corvo is absolutely beautiful.
It's one of Earth's last untouched places!
@@stayclassyvlog Hmmm yes it's pretty and green, but if there are cows there and grass instead of scrubland or forest, then it's not unspoilt, it's heavily modified. Thanks for the video!
I can tell you I’m actually from this beautiful piece of island! We never get that island fever you talked about, because we are so close to each other and always find solutions to face our problems! I loved the video, you are obviously more than welcome to come back in the summer, the best time to visit it, and I’ll try to give you even a better tour! Thanks for giving the people the “respect” for our island!
The Azores are unique...by the end of the day the Azoreans are very brave...I have worked in San Miguel for 10 years...God bless the Azores.
Açores my friend. Names aren't translated
@@shape33 claro q sao
@@guigo6 tens razão. O Cristiano Ronaldo é chamado de Christian Ronald nos EUA. Os Pedros passam a Peters e os Carlos a Charles 🤦🏼♂️
@@shape33 isso não faz sentido, mas Açores ser traduzido para azores não tem mal nenhum
@@guigo6 Nomes próprios não são traduzidos. Ou melhor, países e localidades são, mas faz tanto sentido como traduzir o nome de pessoas. O que não faz sentido, é que, para ti, traduzir nomes de pessoas não faz sentido, mas de países/localidades já faz. Viva a coerência 🤷🏼♂️
I am Portuguese and I learning stuff about Portugal through you 😅
It's a small country. Go explore yourself :)
@@MrClassicfever Ok, I'm from Brazil, 8.510.000 km²...Lol. Just kidding!
@@alemarcondess graças a quem!! és navegador e bandeirante🤔
Wonderful video! I am a Canadian-Portuguese based in Porto with Azorean roots. I appreciated how you highlighted some of your observations regarding the food and self-sustainability on the island. I actually studied food insecurity in the Azores and investigated the contextual factors which influence the regional challenge. Happy to speak more to you on the topic if you ever want to deep dive! (Have to laugh as well as you captured a conversation with one of my cousin's in the Corvo airport! Small world.)
I'm very interested in this topic-- food in/security of various places such as Azores, Madeira, Canarias. Is there any online access to any of your studies?
I'm saving money to leave the mainland and live permanently on the island of Corvo. I've always lived in Porto, a big city in the North of Portugal, but I'm exhausted from this life. I need tranquility and peace even though life is complicated in this small island. When the Portuguese discovered the island of Corvo, they also found evidence that there had already been a population there. It's a fascinating subject!
O Norte sempre foi pragueado com muita gente😂😅, metade do Brasil colônia veio do Norte, ...
Faz muito bem.
Os Açores é uma bênção dos deuses.
Afinal o paraíso existe...é os Açores.
Let's go caro
Excelente ideia. Já não tenho idade para tal se tivesse faria o mesmo...os Açores sao o paraíso.
All islands are different and special. They have different history and culture aspects, but with the common feeling described as the writer Vitorino Nemésio as "açorianiedade". It's Portugal in its purest form, but also in many ways very different from the portuguese mainland.
And now I've seen the video, I must say: this is the most beautifull, most special and most fascinating video you ever made. And I've seen a lot, I think I've seen all of them.
Wow, thanks so much Lexy. That's an amazing compliment!!
I was born in Terceira and am living in California. The call of the Islands is getting stronger and stronger.
Same! And I agree. Feels like home every time I visit.
One of the few places of Portugal I've never been. Hey, congratulations: your Portuguese is improving. Even old ladies in Azores were able to perfectly understand you! 👏
Nothing to see.... A tiny village and air strip.... volcano....nothing to see...you've seen it....
your vidéo is the best documentary and true life of this spectacular island that we have visited and stayed 3 times....in September, we are going to the archipelago for our 25 th times to celebrate our 30th wedding anniverary. MERCI beaucoup for your entousiasm.
Francine et Andrew, Montréal, Canada.
Glad you enjoyed it! Enjoy your trip :) Thanks for watching!!
18:19 What a cool video edit bit right there, to go along with the music. Now that's art.
🥰 Thanks for noticing!
@@stayclassyvlog I scored music to video in the past, so for me it was an "in your face" kind of moment. Wonderful! 🤗
I’m From Cascais Portugal 🇵🇹 my Wife Buenos Airesand Italiana🇦🇷🇮🇹we live in Amager Copenhagen 🇩🇰 for 2 years now and because of you guys we maybe in future gone tryed live in Madeira .
Tak for the Good Quality for a Portuguese view 👍🏼🇵🇹🇩🇰
I’m really happy that you guys enjoyed the beauty and the magic that this country gives!!
Portugal is full of “small” magic spots!
The editing is also great, it really shows the colors and the foggy vibes of our volcanic islands…
Big hug for you both and the doggy!
Thanks Pedro!! ❤
I teared up several times watching this. Thank you for showing us the beauty of the island and its people who live in the North American tectonic plate and go as west as Europe can be. You were also so brave and kind to everyone, and they responded the same way. Loved loved this. Thank you both😊
Ainda não conheço o Corvo. Mas este vídeo fantástico ajuda muito a conhecer aquilo que ainda não visitamos. Muito, muito Obrigado.
This all is insane. I have been discovering my own country through your eyes guys. This is all beyond my imagination. Well filmed, the way they manage to show us the beauty of mankind. ThankU guys
People on this islands are so genuine, very different from the big city’s, it was very interesting to see how they survive there and enjoy their humble life there. From Azores I only know Faial island, i was hoping you guys would vlog over there, it has a beautiful marina.
So true!
Um dos últimos paraisos naturais da Europa!
Remarkably video. You truly captured what’s great about so many small Portuguese villages - the people. And I must say the drone shots are epic. Thanks guys for making my day with this great video.
Hey Joel! Thanks so much ♥️♥️♥️! Miss you
It's so crazy how secluded it is and still feels so much like a Portuguese village. Would love to visit there some day.
I'm from São Miguel, Açores, I lived there from 2017-2019, as my parents went there to work, the cultural impact was big in me, because it looked liked a small village, it was so small but still you could see that everyone there was a family, I sure felt security in there, I remember that in the summer I slept with the door open because no one would evade it
My full name is Amelia, so I am appreciating my name more lately. It sounds beautiful when I hear it from people in Spain or Portugal.
I haven't commented on a RUclips video in years, but this was so fantastically done that I felt compelled to. You have excelled yourselves. Superb work. Congratulations and best wishes.
Wow, thank you!
This may be your best video ever. A magical gorgeous place. Your comments all through the experience were so funny and relatable. Just incredible in every way. Even the people were wonderful. And happy cows for sure. Thanks for taking so much time to show all the details. Little Lara is a trooper! Tiny powerhouse.
Corvo and the voice of Jónsi Birgisson! Fantastic! Beautiful! Beautastic!
He is amazing!
5:03 small correction: the youngest of the 9 islands is actually Pico, Corvo is the second youngest ^^
Greetings from São Miguel!
Great video!
and as a side-note, your Portuguese is getting better.
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Thanks! 😃
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to visit Corvo through the lens of your eyes and minds! What a beautiful journey... 👏👏👏
Once did the boat trip from Funchal to Porto Santo most people got green from seasickness, quite memorable.
Hehe, this ride was a lot more bumpy although you don't get seasickness when you breathe fresh air.
Saying that there is no food or hospital in Corvo is a lie!
As a Portuguese who lived in the Azores, I leave here my opinion: In Corvo there is food and there is a health center (which is like a small hospital) and, when someone needs extra medical care, there is a helicopter that takes them to Terceira Island or São Miguel... if it is more serious. Food arrives by boat. People cultivate their gardens. There is a great film about the island of Corvo "É na Terra, não é na Lua" that it means "It's on earth, not on the moon". The island is habitated by around 300 people who have a huge sense of community.
The best islands to visit in the Azores are São Miguel, Pico and Flores.
Thank you for taking us with you to this dream experience! It was nice to see beautiful nature and insights from local people 😃
Cows are usually super chill and friendly.
I'm very happy n impressed Joel finally speaks a bit of Portuguese....lol.
Portugal always surprises...
We moved to the Azores from the US now we live on Terceira Island we haven’t been able to travel to any of the other islands so this video is perfect a small glimpse into one of the other islands absolutely beautiful and perfect in every way ❤
Espectacular!!! E o vosso português melhorou imenso! Parabéns 😊
I love that you take the dog with you EVERYWHERE ❤️
The only part of Portugal I never been, Azores, all I know about it, is by watching this kind of vlogs/videos, and I totally agree with you, Corvo is phenomenal, that proves that less is more, small but well formed, isolated but yet close in human and nature warmth, what else does a "man" needs to be happy?
Fantastic videos...by now both of you are half Danish half Portuguese
Just wow!! This video was epic. It is so real, down to earth. It got me slightly emotional. Thank you for this guys. You are amazing souls!
Your love for Portugal is awesome. We share the same thing with my wife. Frenchs but we love so much Portugal.
The drone footage is looking great. Your vlog is improving allot. I follow you since the Lisbon times and since covid-19 I moved from Lisbon to Azores, in Terceira Island and its interessing to see you guys here. If you need a space to stay in Terceira i have an extra room for you guys. Great episode.
I'm happy to see your video today! WoW that island 🏝.
Seldom does every national TV shows something about Corvo or any other Islands except São Miguel. Thanks to you, I'm seeing images of this Island for the first time.
I'm portuguese from continental portugal, and the islands of portugal i just visited são miguel. I loved your video, you are just perfect and you are exactly the type of tourists that any country deserves to receive. Excellent editing work, music, filming, etc. Very very good congratulations and you gain another subscriber
Thank you so much, my friend! Welcome to the family! 😃
Thank you for sharing your experience. Your Video is just mesmeriging. People are so content and happy. Thank you for all the Tips and contact.
Thank you so much!
I’m so glad you covered Corvo! Fascinating place!
It truly is!
Portugal and Portuguese people are fantastic
Nice job guys. Shows you don't need a lot to be happy or survive in such a small place. Definitely a true to life video. Thank you.
portugal é cheio de lugares lindos, com este video so me deu vontade de ir a essa ilha
Esta ilha merece estar livre do turismo. Por favor.
@@gui18bifPara os turistas que dão este titulo a um vídeo,é ridículo. Não deixem que revelem ao mundo o paraíso dos Açores . O rapaz do vídeo, até das cabras tem medo !Vivem em que mundo ,Eu já estive em outros lugares na Europa 9nde há cabras e animais nos campos . Se o turismo chegar aí em força ,mais tarde ou mais cedo acontece o que está acontecer no Continente . As ruas das cidades agora são dos estrangeiros ,enquanto os Portugueses vivem na rua . Até no interior já deixaram instalar uma Seita que quer a independência. Os Portugueses são pessoas muito especiais e carinhosas infelizmente estamos em extinção . Preservem o que é vosso .
As a portugues I have to say this videos is well done! Love it! Than your for promoting our country with this magnificient video! Job well done!
Very beautiful Island, life must be harsh in the winter weather for the locals.
So happy you guys got some sun and clear skies to see the view! 🥹
Wonderful pictures of a lovely island with very nice people! Best regards from Santa Cruz, Madeira
Thanks Markus! Hugs from Funchal, Madeira! :D
Thanks for the effort on speaking our language, most the tourists dont even try English if they from france or german they came in expecting us to talk same as them, so thank you for your effort ❤
As a resident of one of the 9 islands of the Azores, it's very upsetting hearing São Miguel is "the main island of the Azores arquipelago".
Capital island/main island. Like lisbon is the main city of Portugal.
@@stayclassyvlogNope that isn't the way the archipelago is set up. There is no capital. The Azorean people specifically designed it so no one island would be the main island.
@@ComplexityUnveiled I know it's not actually the capital, but it's the island you are generally referred to when you hear about the Azores. It's where you generally fly to. It's not meant as if it's the superior island of the Azores. Obviously, that would be a tiny brain statement :D
I understand that's probably how it looks from the outside. I hope you get to visit more of the islands and talk with some of the older people.
I just saw your video, and it was fantastic, it shows the simplicity of the people and the lifestyle of Corvo Island, as a good Madeiran I was very captivated by the beauty that Corvo has to offer, thank you for showing the secrets and places that Portugal has to offer
Hello from West Virginia. When I was a kid, I lived on Terceira island for 2 years - 1976 to 1978. That time was one of the best times of my life. I love the Azores. Eu amo os Acores.
Amazing as always, thank you for showing Portugal, couldnt imagine Corvo was like this
I was there almost a week, great to paint and hike. Strangely everyone have a dog, a car and a grocery shop in the street. I think you missed the sand beach, the northeast landscape, whale watch cabin and bird center. There's the post office, school, library, etc and another bar. there's always a next time 😁 its better by plane 😉 thx for the video.
Haven't commented on your videos in a long, long time but this one is magical. For me, your best work since the original Madeira videos. Bravo!!
Thank you very much!
I live in the continent and I've never been to Açores out Madeira. So I'm grateful to see one o% the wonders of my country through your channel.❤❤❤
Our pleasure!
Amazing video! Just to add that Pico is much much younger than Corvo. It's so much younger that if you step on Pico you understand right away that it's a much newer island (compared to every other island in the Azores) because it's geography is not as eroded. Keep at the amazing work!
My Maternal Family is from Angra do Heroísmo, Ilha Terceira, Açores.
Hope you guys enjoyed our Country! Tourist like you are more than Welcome! ❤🇵🇹
Wow, one of your best videos ever
Thanks so much, Jose!
Oh yes. I had a huge smile on my face watching it.
And after this video the number of visitors to this island increased by 50% to a total of 3.
Which is good for the locals :)
@@stayclassyvlog Indeed
Great video, congrats. Sigur Rós as soundtrack makes the video even more amazing.
Also Joen's portuguese is getting pretty good. The Açorianos are great people. You did very well interacting with local people. For that's how we should show anywhere we are visiting.
Thank you for taking us with you. What an experience!
Damn! Now I need to save up all my money to go to corvo 😂 such a great video ❤
Thanks for making this video as a Portuguese person but from the continent i have learn new things about that Island 🇵🇹
These two are amazing. Thank you for falling in love with our country!
What an amazing video. I'm from Flores and, although I do not live there anymore, it's where I grew up and it's really amazing to see these two islands from your point of view. I'm glad you got to experience this and it was a joy to experience this with you guys.
Nice to see u guys are still around and making vids :)
What an amazing video! You managed to capture the essence, beauty and serenity of Corvo magnificently. We stayed in Corvo August 2022 at Joe & Vera's and they were wonderful hosts. Naturally we also visited all the sites you mentioned but unfortunately we were unable to see the crater due the foggy weather. Your video brought back so many wonderful memories and made me feel like I was there again, thank you so much for creating/sharing it! I will definitely follow you guys and speak of you whenever the opportunity presents itself. 🙌
unbelievable beauty on this island, thank you for sharing this part of Portugal.
I have been there in june and it's a one time experience, it's a village in the middle of the ocean with great people!
Thank you for your amazing videos. We can feel your love for Portugal 🥰 It's so cool to meet some places from your prespective 🤗♥️
Loved this video. We are also expats living in Portugal and love learning about all the aspects of Portugal! ❤❤
We were continuously refreshing your page waiting for this video! 🎉 We are going to stay one night at Corvo in August and we can’t wait to be there! Thank you for your amazing content guys! Keep it going! Greetings from another Portuguese fan 😅
I appreciate your effort in talking to the locals and in learning Portuguese. It's very cool of you
my god you almost made me cry with all these reflections on life. And about how sometimes we take things for granted.
Guys! One of your best videos to date! Amazing shots. Also the music! Moby & Sigur Ros ❤
Superb video Joen & Amelia and great background tunes to boot, really set the mood. Interesting bit of random trivia, “Corvo” means crow in English, plus Corvo and Flores are the only two Azorean islands located on the American continental plate. Great content as always!
This video of Corvo was magical to watch... thanks for sharing 👍💯🤗
Glad you enjoyed it
Açores beautiful islands 😍🇵🇹
Thank you guys for sharing. You two are amazing! Awesome video.
Living on the islands is definitely a challenge at times. However, the peace and security you see here is extraordinary. Come and visit the island of Pico, we have many adventures to live here.
I'm from Pico Island, and I wouldn't trade living here for anything. 😃
I've always been curious about the Corvo life. I think yours is probably the definitive video on what it is really like to be there. Very well done, kudos.
Amazing video.
I've never been on Ilha do Corvo. Thanks for showing it to the world. We don't have many movies/docummentary about our country, even in portuguese/english language.
I speak with many international people and I can share my country with videos like this one (because it's english spoken).
Btw, your portuguese is quite good ;)
Keep it up, good luck and have fun on your adventures
“The sea was angry that day, my friends.” Those two evidently haven’t experienced that much of the Atlantic.
Portugal is a beautiful country, and the islands are the prettiest places I've ever been. Glad I've been born in a country like this.