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Ilhabela Republic
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Itaquanduba

Villa Porto

Halfway to wherever you are going. Easy parking, the same coffee standard. Practical for everyday life, with a deck to watch the island go by.

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Villa Porto façade with the folding doors open to the deck and the palm-tree symbol on the glass.

Villa Porto is the everyday house. The one you pass on your way to the boat, coming off a trail, back from the market.

There is a counter for people staying five minutes and a table for people staying an hour. The care is the same at both.

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In Itaquanduba, on the way for anyone moving along the island's central shore. Easy to fit in before the boat or after a hike.

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  • Villa Porto counter with the pastry display, under the high exposed-timber ceiling.
  • Villa Porto dining room seen from the entrance: wooden tables and blue chairs under the high exposed-timber ceiling, with the counter and the brand display wall at the back.
  • Leaf salad with salmon, strawberry, cucumber and red onion, a forkful lifted from the bowl and a second bowl behind.
  • A matcha latte in the house cup with art drawn in the milk, next to a fruit and granola bowl and an open book on the wooden table.

Mon to Fri · 08:00–18:00

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