British retirees find their sun in Portugal
Monte Da Palhagueira caters to those who are attracted to its mild climate and lower cost of living
Monte Da Palhagueira, Portugal
WITH its Anglican church and English gardens, Monte da Palhagueira is a British outpost in southern Portugal, an "El Dorado" for European retirees due to its generous tax incentives and sunny climate.
But there are conditions to living there - residents must be more than 55 years old and have a sizeable nest egg of British pounds.
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