Casa Cheia Maia
About
Casa Cheia Maia is a local business in São Miguel (Azores). The venue sits at Largo Doutor Guilherme Fraga Gomes 6, 9625-328 Maia, Portugal, in the village of Maia on the island's northern side. Ponta Delgada, Furnas, Ribeira Grande, Lagoa, Vila Franca do Campo, Nordeste, Setes Cidades and Povoação lie within the same island network.
Operating as a local business, Casa Cheia Maia draws guests looking for a base rather than a large resort. Its reputation rests on a 3.8 out of 5 average across 72 reviews, a mixed but established record. The venue runs its own site at http://www.casacheiaonline.com/ for bookings and enquiries.
Four photographs accompany the listing, showing the rooms and shared spaces. The website carries the practical arrangements for stays. Maia itself sits on the northern coast, away from the busier southern resort strip.
The Azores are volcanic islands, with crater lakes, hot springs and steep coastal cliffs shaping the landscape. Ferries connect islands within the same group, so a multi-island trip is feasible. Summer is the driest and warmest season, and the sea stays warm enough for swimming from June to September. Dairy farming and cattle-rearing shape the pastureland, which means beef, butter and cheese appear regularly on local tables.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Casa Cheia Maia known for?
Casa Cheia Maia is known for its four photos, which show the venue on São Miguel in the Azores, Portugal. The island's volcanic landscape of crater lakes, hot springs and steep coastal cliffs forms the setting around Maia.
Where is Casa Cheia Maia located on São Miguel?
Casa Cheia Maia sits at Largo Doutor Guilherme Fraga Gomes 6, 9625-328 Maia, on the island of São Miguel in the Azores, Portugal. Maia is a parish on the island's northern side, and the island itself is volcanic, with crater lakes, hot springs and steep coastal cliffs.
Is Casa Cheia Maia easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on São Miguel?
Casa Cheia Maia is within reach of several places on São Miguel, including Ponta Delgada and other towns across the island. Ferries link islands within the same group, and Porto Santo is reached by ferry or short flight from Madeira, though São Miguel itself is served by its own road network.
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