Casa Azul

Beautiful house for 4 visitors, in the coastal town of El Cotillo in the northwest of the island of Fuerteventura, belonging to the archipelago of the Canary Islands.

This accommodation gives your guests the opportunity to enjoy the following:
 

• 2 bedrooms, one of them double size with a marriage bed and sea views from its wide windows, while the other is a smaller size and has 2 beds arranged in a litera, also with an external arrangement.

• the room decorated as well as the rest of the farm with a very appropriate maritime and/or marine theme, it is a broad and bright stay where a set of dining room for 4 people has been arranged and a corner for the audiovisual leisure in which we can enjoy seeing the television from the comfort of a sofa bed.

• the kitchen is equipped with the necessary, in addition to a household selection of the home.

• The bathroom which consists of the house is complete, since in addition to the health elements of a toilet, it has a shower cabin.

The spectacular thing about the farm is on its outer part and it is that this has a terrace of a size similar to that of the interior of the farm, several furniture sets have been arranged that include sun loungers and a cenator for 4 diners, as well as a small space of chill-out with a Canarian coastal rustic style work seat, in which some volcanic stone appears between the enchanted structure. From the terrace there is a great view from which to contemplate the immensity of the sea, so close.

In the term closest to the accommodation we can see Castillo del Cotillo, in the municipality of La Oliva, it is a defensive tower raised in the seventeenth century, just like those of Gando and San Pedro in Gran Canaria or that of San Andrés in Tenerife, to repel the attacks of pirates Berbers, French or English on nearby ports or ships anchored in proximity to this northwest coast of the island of Fuerteventura.

Not too far, a few kilometers north following the coastline, we find the lighthouse of the toston, a coastal beacon built at the end of the 19th century, which continues to serve today.

She is forced being in Fuerteventura to go to the coralejo dune In the background the beautiful waters of the Atlantic Ocean that in these latitudes acquire turquoise tones thanks to the shallow maritime soil and the white of the sands that rest in it.