Porto Santo tourist traps
Porto Santo is a peaceful island, with honest people and the lowest crime rate in the country. However, its biggest industry is tourism, so it’s not immune to tourist traps.
What to do in Porto Santo (besides going to the beach)
You’ve probably booked your holiday in Porto Santo dreaming about the long, sandy beach with turquoise waters. But now it’s cloudy, the wind doesn’t stop, and you’ve already made the sightseeing tour. So what’s left for you to do on this small island?
What to expect at the beach in Porto Santo: best time to visit, water temp, and safety
What’s the best time to visit Porto Santo? How’s the water temperature? Are the waves rough or is it okay for children? Here’s all you need to know about Porto Santo’s beach.
How’s the ferry from Madeira to Porto Santo?
If you’re in Madeira and want to travel to Porto Santo, I’m the first one to say go! But first, you need to figure out the logistics. + 5 Key Tips to Survive the Boat Ride
What to Do in Porto Santo
The sea is warm, the sand is thin, the food is fresh, the fruits are super sweet, and the night breeze gives you a reprieve from the scorching afternoon sun. Embrace Porto Santo and enjoy slow life.
Should you book a trip to Porto Santo when you’re visiting Madeira?
Is Porto Santo worth it? It depends, but it’s definitely something to consider. Plus, a one day itinerary to visit Porto Santo.
In for a surprise? Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Porto Santo
Porto Santo doesn’t have a lot of vegetarian restaurants, but the ones it has can satisfy even the most demanding critics. I hope you embrace Porto Santo and settle into the island’s own pace, with a few veggie surprises.