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.

Simple guesthouse on the west coast of the island of Príncipe.

A former late-18th century portuguese cocoa plantation in the Principe island.

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.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in Principe island.

 The ruins of ancient Roça Infante is deep inside the Príncipe Natural Park.

Ribeira Izé, an abandoned plantation established in the early 19th century by iron-willed Maria Correia, a Príncipe-born woman determined to defy gender conventions by ruling her own domain.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in Príncipe island.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in the heart of Principe.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in the heart of Principe island rainforest.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in Principe.

Porto Real is located on the west side of Príncipe Island and was composed of eight outbuildings: Infante Don Henriques, Bela Vista, Abade, Terreiro Velho, Pico, São José, Monte Alegre, São Joaquim, São Carlos, Fundão, Lapa, Esperança and Maria Correia.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in Principe.

A former cocoa plantation in Principe.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in Principe.

A former portuguese cocoa plantation in Principe island.

Located just over 7 km from the city of S. António, São Joaquim was one of the largest and productive facilities of the Roça Porto Real plantation.

 A former portuguese cocoa plantation in the heart of Principe.

Experience the sublime restoration of historical gem.

Terreiro Velho grows premium cocoa that produce less but deliver more flavour to the final product.