Chill on the patio with a cold beer, fire up the BBQ, throw a pizza in the pizza oven, or unwind in the open-plan lounge. You'll have full access to the house, with fast Wi-Fi, A/C, a full kitchen, and a relaxed, homey vibe. Perfect for couples or remote workers. Shops are nearby, the beach isn't far, and locals are always up for a chat. Airport pickup available, and I’m usually around if you need anything — or just good company.

I live full-time in São Tomé and host because I genuinely enjoy meeting people from all over the world. My home is in a relaxed, local neighborhood — not touristy, but full of real character and friendly faces. I work from home most days, so I’m usually around if you want help with anything. I’m happy to share local tips, recommend places to eat and swim, or introduce you to the community — bars, beaches, whatever you’re up for. That said, I totally respect your space. If you’d rather be left alone to chill, read, or explore in peace, that’s no problem at all. You’ll have access to a comfortable, modern home with good Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and room to properly unwind. Whether you’re here to escape the rush, work remotely, or just experience life at a slower pace, I’ll do what I can to make your stay smooth and easy. Cold beer on arrival included.

The house is located in Santo António, a quiet and traditional residential area surrounded by friendly local people. It’s not a tourist zone — this is a real São Tomé neighbourhood where you’ll experience daily life on the island, from the sound of the nearby church to relaxed chats with neighbours on the front step. The area is safe, peaceful, and welcoming. There's a small local shop and a quiet bar just 30 seconds away, perfect if you need basic supplies or fancy a beer without heading into town. If you want more action, it’s only a 5-minute moto ride to the centre, where you'll find markets, restaurants, and the waterfront. What makes this spot special is the people — locals here are warm, curious, and always happy to talk if you're open to it. Sit outside, smile, and chances are someone will stop by to say hello. It's a great way to feel part of the island, not just pass through it.