A space dedicated to showcasing the culture and traditions of Porto Santo, Casa da Serra brings together many antique objects that tell the story of the people of Porto Santo. It is frequently visited by tourists on organized excursions. The preservation of the space is remarkable. It also has a shop where you can buy products from the island of Porto Santo.

This beach is located at the southeastern tip of the island, making it very peaceful as it is not as crowded. The sand is flat and the beach has excellent conditions. The benefits of its sand are widely recognized, as are the good water temperature and climate.

With its fantastic nine kilometers of golden sand and calm, crystal-clear waters with consistently mild temperatures, this beach has been voted the best beach in Europe by European Best Destinations.

Pico Ana Ferreira is a group of irregularly shaped prismatic peaks, popularly known as "The Piano". Here you'll find the Pedreira viewpoint, from which you can see Ilhéu de Fora and the peaks of Facho and Castelo.

A viewpoint offering beautiful views over the island's beaches, the port, and the vastness of the ocean. It also preserves some old mills, once used to grind wheat and other grains.

This fantastic viewpoint allows you to see almost the entire island. It's a privileged vantage point for observing Ilhéu de Baixo or Ilhéu da Cal, and it's even possible to see the Desertas Islands and Madeira Island in the distance.

A walk is always therapeutic. A good suggestion is the Jardim do Passeio Marítimo in Porto Santo, with its palm trees and stone benches and tables. It offers a magnificent view of the ocean. It has a small playground with synthetic flooring and some play equipment for children.

A collection of small windmills, formerly used to grind grain and supply flour to ships sailing to America. Currently, only three windmills remain in Porto Santo.

A Mannerist and Rococo church, built in the 16th century, consisting of a single nave and a lower, narrower chancel. A bell tower and a sacristy are also attached to the facade. Having been burned down several times by pirates and corsairs who landed on the island, it now preserves beautiful altarpieces and paintings inside, by Martim Conrado and Max Romer.

A beach of dry, rocky land, where access to the sea is via stones. A calm place with clear waters, from where it is possible to glimpse the Ilhéu da Cal islet.