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Villa Tibataje is situated on a hill in the village of Tigaday, in a wonderfully quiet location with panoramic views of the mountains and sea – on a quiet residential street with low traffic. Access to the two pitches is via a remote controlled gate, so that luggage and shopping can be conveniently unloaded directly at the house. The open spatial concept with direct connection of living, dining and cooking area in connection with the generous living area of approx. 140 square meters makes Villa Tibataje a perfect holiday oasis for the whole family. The kitchen is fully equipped, of course with dishwasher. The dining area directly adjoins the kitchen and a service hatch ensures short distances. From the open living area with its comfortable sofas, the large glass front offers an impressive panoramic view of the mountains and the pool. The furniture is dignified and high-quality and the numerous original works of art and pictures give the house an individual and incomparable character. The 3 bedrooms are all equipped with air conditioning and are located in the rear part of the villa. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with shower and bidet.
Through the living room you reach the spacious terrace, from which you have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean and the mountain landscape of the El Golfo Valley. The highlight of the outdoor area, which is decorated with subtropical plants, is undoubtedly the private saltwater pool with counter current system. In the rear part of the enclosed property with about 1000 square meters is the barbecue area with brick barbecue chimney and dining area.
Due to its central location in the El-Golfo valley, the villa is the perfect starting point for explorations and excursions all over the island. It is also possible to go hiking directly from the Villa. If you are looking for peace and quiet and an unspoilt nature experience, but don’t want to miss the comfort of modern life, Villa Tibataje is the place for you – the perfect holiday domicile for a relaxing El Hierro stay.
El Hierro is the smallest island in the Canary Islands. Of the seven, it is the furthest west, but it shares the same climate as the others. A paradise in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
From the northwestern section of El Hierro, there is a particularly spectacular scenic outlook: the Mirador de la Peña. Conceived by the well-known Lanzorote artist César Manrique, it is a true work of art that seamlessly integrates typical island elements, such as natural stone, into the unspoiled surroundings.On the island’s western side, the “El Sabinar” forest is home to countless juniper trees that have been sculpted by the wind into leaning and crooked stances. This area makes visible the unbelievable adaptability of nature, particularly the juniper tree.With an elevation 1,500 m above sea level, the Malpaso is the highest mountain on El Hierro. The “Camino de la Virgen” is an absolute must-see that leads hikers over the entire summit and promises an enchanting view.The sky at night-time is truly breathtaking. One of the best sites for stargazing is the lighthouse at Orchilla. It’s a romantic spot with historical significance, to boot, as it’s the location of the original prime meridian, relocated to the English city of Greenwich in 1885.
The cultural centre of Guinea, in the Golfo Valley between Las Puntas and La Fronters, is the place to experience the historical development of daily life on El Hierro from 1700 to the 1950s.Hikers can choose from El Hierro’s assortment of routes of varying difficulty. Whether winding through lava landscapes, fairy-tale forests, or over impressive peaks – no matter what path you hike, you’ll encounter El Hierro’s lovely, native, unspoiled natural life.The diving spots off of El Hierro are no longer insider secrets! Experience crystal-clear Atlantic waters with a breathtaking, richly coloured, and diverse underwater landscape. If you’re curious about diving, visit the town of “La Restinga,” a conservation area and the site of many fascinating dives.
We recommend a stroll through charming, historic “La Frontera” on the island’s northwest. Before you even get to the town you’ll be able to spot its lovely old church, “Nuestra Senora de la Candelaria,” which presides over a hill at its highest point. The panoramic mountain view is absolutely worth a look, too.“La Calle” is the city centre of the capital Valverde, in the east, and the nexus of activity. Here you’ll find shops, the island’s main church, “Santa María de la Conceptión,” and the central plaza, “Plaza Principal.”The city is also the site of El Hierro’s largest festival, the “Bajada de la Virgen de los Reyes.” It’s a religious celebration celebrated every 4 years in July in honour of the island’s patron saint, and features the ceremonial procession of the patron saint’s statue from its original location on the Dehesa plateau to Valverde’s “Nuestra Senora” church. The procession winds through colourfully decorated streets to the accompaniment of local musicians. It’s a wonderful festival that’s known far beyond the island’s boundaries, one that brings visitors closer to the culture of “Herreros” with merriment and dance.
El Hierro is not known for a particularly lively nightlife, but there are bars in the capital where visitors can certainly while some time away. 