The central courtyard has been kept in its authentic and simple style. Certainly, the decorative and lushly flowering marguerite bushes would not have been there in former times.

Architecture and landscape flow into one another, the garden design being the link. Especially selected bushes provide accents in an almost natural alpine garden together with plants endemic to the island.

Large glass doors open up to the outside the light flooded conservatory-like living rooms, with their many windows. In addition Casa María has a sheltered sun-terrace with seating and a magnificent view of Lanzarote’s landscape and of the sun-set.






Left: Casa María’s terrace. (detail)

Above: The attractive terra-cotta tiling is to be found in all the rooms and accentuates a typical generous characteristic.
Right: A china cupboard.

The cosy dining area in the roomy kitchen has a solid wood table and comfortable seats. A large glass door leads into the courtyard and makes the room light and sunny.


In the tradition of the Finca – although on a smaller scale – vegetables and fruit are grown. If wished for, the guests can be supplied with the freshly harvested produce ranging from wonderful strawberries to crispy lettuce.

The large bedroom is quite charming, almost romantic with its carefully selected furnishings, wooden ceiling and the small window. The thick stone walls, to be seen in the recess of the window, make for ideal climatic conditions.

The bathrooms of the holiday houses are an especially successful example of an elegant combination of modern and rustic elements.

Walls of natural stone and rock face add a special attraction to this formally simple bathroom. The sunlight through the narrow high window, spot-lights the structure of the stone to perfection.