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 landscape of volcanic craters, lush forests, and azure lakes. Known as 'The Green Island', it captivates visitors with its dramatic coastal cliffs and vibrant hydrangea-lined roads. Explore the beautiful Terra Nostra Park with its botanical gardens and geothermal pool, or visit the picturesque twin lakes of Sete Cidades, nestled in a volcanic crater. The historic city of Ponta Delgada, the island's main port, features charming cobblestone streets, distinctive black and white architecture, and the iconic Gates to the City. Throughout the year, São Miguel hosts colourful festivals, including the Festa do Senhor Santo Cristo in May, one of the Azores' most important religious celebrations. While São Miguel is an island destination, ferry services connect it to other Azorean islands, making it an ideal base for exploring this mid-Atlantic paradise.
Portugal's Azores archipelago offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences. The volcanic landscapes, lush green mountains, and crystal-clear waters make these islands a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Santa Maria, the oldest and southernmost island, features stunning beaches with golden sand—a rarity in the volcanic Azores. Visitors can explore historic sites like the 15th-century Nossa Senhora da Assunção Church or hike to Pico Alto for panoramic views across the island. Throughout the year, the Azores host traditional religious festivals, with the Festival of the Holy Ghost bringing vibrant processions and community feasts to towns and villages. Marine enthusiasts can enjoy world-class whale watching, while hikers will love the extensive network of trails across the islands. From Santa Maria, ferry connections link to other Azores islands including São Miguel with its famous crater lakes, making it easy to island-hop and discover more of this Atlantic gem.