Roça Abade is an old plantation owners' house, located on the Principe island eastern coast, that has been turned into a guesthouse, with great views.
The headquarter of plantation roça Monte Forte is located in the northern part of Lemba District. The old plantation owners' house has been turned into a guesthouse.
Simple guesthouse on the west coast of the island of Príncipe.
A former portuguese cocoa plantation in the heart of São Tomé.
A former portuguese cocoa plantation in São Tomé.
Roça Agua Tanque
This plantation state was the pioneer in implementing the cocoa culture on the island of São Tomé.
Aliança
monument & historical places
A former portuguese cocoa plantation in São Tomé island.
A former late-17th century portuguese cocoa plantation in São Tomé.
Until 1975 the Roça Angra Toldo plantation was privately owned by the Lisbon headquartered portuguese firm Companhia da Roça Angra Toldo.
António Soares
A former late-18th century portuguese cocoa plantation in the Principe island.
Roça Bela was founded in 1863 by José Maria de Freitas and later belonged to Companhia Agrícola Vale Flor.
Once a Portuguese coffee plantation now a 5-star hotel on the northermost part of Príncipe island with a stunning view over the famous banana beach.
Until 1975 the Roça Benfica was a dependency of Roça Santa Margarida.
The idyllic landscape of Bindá was during colonial times the headquarter of one of the most remote plantations where the Portuguese dared to settle.
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