Portuguese Lifestyle
For Portuguese dining with an oriental twist, try this gourmet restaurant at one of Madeira’s chicest hotels.
Choupana Hills Resort and Spa is set on a hillside, surrounding by Madeira’s luscious sub-tropical countryside. The hotel’s Basalt Bar has a balcony overlooking the pool, and serves a range of cocktails, including the Poncha, made from Madeiran rum and lemon juice, with honey providing a distinctive aftertaste.
Eat in a dining room that oozes the old-style grandeur of an English country home, located on sub-tropical Madeira.
Set amid trees exotic gardens planted with trees from a...
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