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.
Echoes of Cocoa and Colonial Grandeur in Southern São Tomé.
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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