House in La Palma
3 guests · 1 bedroom · 3 baths
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About this house rental
Designer villa on the sunny west side of the Canary Island of La Palma, set on a large lot in a quiet, secluded location; private, heated outdoor pool with a retractable roof, designer indoor fireplace, fantastic Atlantic Ocean views; no through traffic, private road leading to the vacation villa.
Accommodates a maximum of 4 adults or 2 adults and 3 children/teens under 17 years of age.
Underfloor heating powered by solar thermal and an air-source heat pump. Living area with integrated kitchenette, internet access with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, collection of books, CDs, and DVDs. One bedroom with a 200 x 200 cm double bed featuring two high-quality mattresses and two adjustable slatted frames. One single bed (fold-out bed in the hallway), two single beds in the sauna’s entryway. One large bathroom with double sinks, rain shower, bidet, and toilet, connected to the bedroom, and two small bathrooms with sinks, showers, and toilets. Two large garden terraces with patio furniture, sun loungers, and umbrellas; subtropical garden; hiking trails leading into the mountains start right from the house.
Shopping in the center of Tijarafe, about 10 minutes by car:
(1)
Pharmacy,
(2)
ATMs,
(3)
grocery stores,
(4)
post office (open only briefly in the morning until 10:30 a.m.),
(5)
Spanish tapas bars,
(6)
health center (open 24 hours);
(7)
Church worth seeing with wood carvings;
(8)
Hikes possible from Tijarafe to the coast—a strenuous day trip; bring drinks and food
(9)
Hikes in the rugged north of the island are just as strenuous; bring food and drinks; A visit to the 2,400-meter-high Roque de los Muchachos (Mountain of the Wild Ones) is well worth it, offering views across the island and, in good weather, of the neighboring islands of Tenerife, La Gomera, and El Hierro.
(10)
A trip to the south of the island to see the volcanoes (last eruption in 2021) and the sea salt flats, with informational signs along the visitor trail, is highly recommended.
(11)
The capital in the east—Santa Cruz de La Palma—is best visited in the morning and on weekdays; a beautiful city hall, an old theater, a newly developed beach, an Atlantic promenade, a market hall, lively strolling areas, old houses, cozy bars and dining options, several museums, and a replica of the Santa Maria, Columbus’s flagship.
Accommodates a maximum of 4 adults or 2 adults and 3 children/teens under 17 years of age.
Underfloor heating powered by solar thermal and an air-source heat pump. Living area with integrated kitchenette, internet access with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, collection of books, CDs, and DVDs. One bedroom with a 200 x 200 cm double bed featuring two high-quality mattresses and two adjustable slatted frames. One single bed (fold-out bed in the hallway), two single beds in the sauna’s entryway. One large bathroom with double sinks, rain shower, bidet, and toilet, connected to the bedroom, and two small bathrooms with sinks, showers, and toilets. Two large garden terraces with patio furniture, sun loungers, and umbrellas; subtropical garden; hiking trails leading into the mountains start right from the house.
Shopping in the center of Tijarafe, about 10 minutes by car:
(1)
Pharmacy,
(2)
ATMs,
(3)
grocery stores,
(4)
post office (open only briefly in the morning until 10:30 a.m.),
(5)
Spanish tapas bars,
(6)
health center (open 24 hours);
(7)
Church worth seeing with wood carvings;
(8)
Hikes possible from Tijarafe to the coast—a strenuous day trip; bring drinks and food
(9)
Hikes in the rugged north of the island are just as strenuous; bring food and drinks; A visit to the 2,400-meter-high Roque de los Muchachos (Mountain of the Wild Ones) is well worth it, offering views across the island and, in good weather, of the neighboring islands of Tenerife, La Gomera, and El Hierro.
(10)
A trip to the south of the island to see the volcanoes (last eruption in 2021) and the sea salt flats, with informational signs along the visitor trail, is highly recommended.
(11)
The capital in the east—Santa Cruz de La Palma—is best visited in the morning and on weekdays; a beautiful city hall, an old theater, a newly developed beach, an Atlantic promenade, a market hall, lively strolling areas, old houses, cozy bars and dining options, several museums, and a replica of the Santa Maria, Columbus’s flagship.
Amenities at Ferienhaus für 5 Gäste mit 120m² in Tijarafe
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of La Palma
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