Rincón del Nublo

The house El Rincon del Nublo is located in one of the most beautiful regions of Gran Canaria, near the beautiful town of Tejeda (3 Km.), In the middle of the island.
It is is a very attractive holiday traditional cottage that has been tailored to the needs of nature-loving traveler. The house was built in 1907 and was during 2 years very extensively renovated (ended 2015). The house can accommodate up to 5 guests on an area of 125 m² ample space to unwind and relax. The house has a large sun terrace, where visitors can enjoy a wonderful peace. The sky at night are full of shining stars. Many trails for lovers of sport in nature.
The house is surrounded by a large panoramic terrace, which also features a staircase to a roof terrace of the house.

1 bedroom with 1 double & 1 single bed  
1 bedroom with 2 single beds 
2 bathroom with shower
kitchen
small living room-covered terrace
big terrace balcony.
 

• Internet
• Satellite TV
• Television
• Household contents
• Fridge with freezer
• Microwave
• Electric coffee maker
• Espresso coffee maker
• Mixer
• Toaster
• Washing machine
• Air conditioning
• Radiator heaters
• Fireplace
• Babycot
• Hair dryer
• DVD Player
• Terrace
• Garden furniture
• Sun loungers
• Barbecue
• Balcony
• Parking
• Bedlinen & bathtowels
• Last day cleaning

• Nearest beach: 35 km
• Restaurant: 3 km
• Supermarket: 3 km.
• Tejeda: 3 km
• Las Palmas de GC: 35 km.
• Airport: 47 km

The house is very near Tejeda which has been awarded as one of the most beautiful towns of Spain. The summit of the crown the great depression of Tejeda, advent a huge caldera collapse, carved by water and flooded by volcanoes. Tejeda is a must for those who want to discover the rich archaeological heritage  with spectacular scenery. Roque Nublo, Roque Bentayga and Cruz de Tejeda all  famous landmarks are located, 15 minutes drive from the house.

Astrology and stargazing fans will enjoy this dream location. Also hikers and mountain lovers.

Tejeda is within the region called Sacred Mountains of Gran Canaria that has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2019, a joint work of humanity and nature that, in this case, covers 18,000 hectares sheltered by the imposing Caldera of Tejeda dotted by 1,500 caves between spectacular vertical settlements, fortified granaries located in impossible places, caves, temples, necropolis, Libyan-Berber inscriptions and a thousand public rock triangles, the largest concentration in the world, and the routes of the ancestral transhumance , all these attributes that have earned it its worldwide recognition.