In this time of uncertainty, we hope that you, your family and friends will be safe and healthy.
HBD Príncipe would like to re-emphasize you that the health, safety and comfort of our guests and associates remain our highest priority.
We hope to re-open first quarter of 2021 and will inform you as soon as we have a definite date.
With the escalation of travel restrictions, and in order to accommodate all of our customers whose travel plans might have been affected, we’ve updated our cancellation policy, being as flexible as possible.
We would like to reassure our customers and give back the trust you have placed in us when considering our hotels in the first place.
For the time being stay safe, so we can welcome you in São Tomé and Príncipe soon!
FALL IN LOVE WITH PRÍNCIPE
A journey to freedom in the land of simplicity
Relax
“To call it relaxing is do to Príncipe a grave disservice; This is much much deeper. By the end of the week my DNA has been reprogrammed. I feel cleansed at a cellular level. (…) This is Príncipe where life was pared down at to its essentials.”
Tatler
“Think Caribbean idyll, but without the health spa, golf course or jet skis; just beach, jungle and the odd tiny fishing village.”
The Independent
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
It is the people – colourful and eccentric - who make the island so seductive
Condé Nast Traveller
Read MoreEsqueça as regras e os limites do politicamente correcto e confie de novo na humanidade. Pense em pessoas ligadas à terra, ao sol, à chuva e à vida em todas as suas formas.
O tempo encarregou-se de parar e conservar aqui os valores humanos mais nobres e a sabedoria mais ancestral. A simplicidade, a harmonia, a solidariedade e a liberdade aqui não se escrevem no Príncipe – vivem-se.
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Bôn DIA ô!
Bôn DIA ô!
MEANING
Here “Good Morning” is spoken in Lung'ié.
Africa
SÃO TOMÉ E PRÍNCIPE
In the Gulf of Guinea, off the western equatorial coast of Africa lies a place lost in time…
The Atlantic Archipelago of São Tomé and Príncipe includes two islands and several islets, among them Bombom island. Situated in the Gulf of Guinea, they form together with the neighbouring Island of Pagalú and Bioko, the group of the archipelagos of the Gulf the Guinea, on the African western coast.
