As avid travellers, we deeply value every experience and every sensation we encounter. That’s why our main aim is to make you feel at home from the very first moment. We specialise in property management in the Canary Islands and Seville, and we’re passionate about welcoming our guests with warmth, making them feel part of our family and turning their holiday into an unforgettable memory. Even before your arrival, we’ll take care of every detail to ensure everything runs smoothly and pleasantly. During your stay, we’ll be on hand to answer any questions and provide you with the necessary resources so you can make the most of your experience. Our customer service hours are from 8:00 to 23:00 (Canary Islands time). We look forward to welcoming you🤗.

Beautiful and cozy townhouse in Triquivijate, designed for the comfort and relaxation of 2 guests. This rural accommodation combines the charm of traditional Canarian architecture with all the essentials for an unforgettable stay. It features a furnished private patio and a shared outdoor area, making it ideal for couples seeking peace and privacy. This charming single-storey home has been tastefully decorated with rustic wooden details that create a warm atmosphere. Upon entering, guests will find a bright open-plan living and dining area with high wooden ceilings, furnished with a comfortable sofa, side table, and Smart TV. The fully integrated kitchen with breakfast bar is perfect for enjoying meals together. The main bedroom features a comfortable Queen-size bed, bedside tables with individual lighting, and storage space for luggage. The spacious bathroom includes a modern walk-in shower and quality finishes. The outdoor areas stand out for their privacy and comfort. The property offers a furnished private patio with a table and chairs, ideal for relaxing outdoors. Guests also have access to a large shared terrace area surrounded by volcanic landscapes and native plants. Free outdoor parking is available within the complex. The house is located in the peaceful village of Triquivijate, a perfect setting to unwind while remaining well connected to the island’s main beaches and attractions. The kitchen is fully equipped with a ceramic hob, oven, microwave, extractor hood, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, blender, and juicer. The bathroom includes a hairdryer and washing machine. Additional amenities include rural WiFi via antenna, Smart TV, furnished private patio, shared terrace, iron, and free parking. A cot and high chair are available on request for families travelling with babies. The property offers rural internet via antenna with limited speed, suitable for basic browsing and occasional use.

In the middle of the valley of the municipality of Antigua we find the village of Triquivijate, a small hamlet with agricultural and livestock farming origins dating back to the end of the 16th century. There are many places of monumental and ethnographic interest that can be visited in the municipality of Antigua. Among the must-sees are the Castle of Fuste, which was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest and is in Caleta de Fuste; the Church of Nuestra Señora de Antigua, from the 17th century; the Lime Kilns of La Guirra, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest; the aboriginal settlement of La Atalayita or the Molino de Antigua Cultural Tourist Centre, where the work carried out by Majorero artisans is exhibited. The Windmills are a symbol of the town of Antigua, and of the whole of Fuerteventura. They have their origins in the intense agricultural activity that took place between the 18th and 19th centuries. There are 23 windmills on the island, and Antigua has three of them: the Molino de La Corte, at the entrance to the village, on Calle Abubilla; the Molino de Durazno, on Calle Durazno, and the Molino de Antigua, located on the FV20 road, which has a museum and a traditional craft shop inside. And another historic and emblematic place in Antigua are the El Carmen salt pans, which are three kilometres from Caleta de Fuste and are the only ones left in Fuerteventura. You can visit them and see how a salt works and how salt is produced, and they house the Fuerteventura Salt Museum. Costa Antigua is located in the municipality of Antigua, as is Caleta de Fuste, on the east coast of the island. Caleta de Fuste is just 5 minutes from Fuerteventura Airport and 10 minutes from the capital Puerto del Rosario. This tourist centre has been created around a natural inlet which is very protected from the waves and wind, where a large beach has been created which is eminently family friendly due to its safety and lack of waves.