Ferries from
Sao Miguel to Santa Maria
Ferries from
Sao Miguel to Santa Maria
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São Miguel, the largest island in Portugal's Azores archipelago, offers a stunning mix of volcanic landscapes, lush greenery, and vibrant culture. Known as 'The Green Island' for its verdant hills and valleys, São Miguel features natural wonders like the twin lakes of Sete Cidades, where blue and green waters sit side by side in a volcanic crater. Visitors can explore the Terra Nostra Garden with its thermal pool, or see geothermal activity at Furnas, where traditional cozido meals are cooked underground using natural heat. The island's capital, Ponta Delgada, charms with its black and white mosaic pavements, historic buildings, and busy marina. Throughout the year, São Miguel hosts many festivals, including the Festa do Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres in May, one of the largest religious celebrations in the Azores. Ferries connect São Miguel to other Azores islands, making it a great starting point for exploring this unique Atlantic archipelago. With its mild climate and diverse attractions, São Miguel provides an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Santa Maria, the southernmost island of the Azores archipelago, offers a unique experience with its golden sandy beaches - rare in the volcanic Azores. Known as the 'sunshine island' for its drier climate, Santa Maria showcases beautiful landscapes with rolling hills, vineyards, and traditional whitewashed houses with blue trim. Visitors can explore Vila do Porto, the oldest settlement in the Azores from 1439, or relax at Praia Formosa, the island's most popular beach. The island is famous for summer Blue Marlin fishing tournaments that draw anglers worldwide. Nature lovers can hike to the Pico Alto viewpoint for amazing views or visit the unique red desert-like landscape of Barreiro da Faneca. From Santa Maria, ferries connect to other Azores islands including São Miguel, letting travelers island-hop and experience the diverse beauty of this Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean.
