A house situated on one of the sides of the ravine called El Barranco de Tirajana, amongst olive trees, almond trees and palm trees, 3 kilometres away from Santa Lucia. By a beautifull an small path we arrive to the house, that just as it was in the original building, it has a Canarian wooden roofed terrace in the interior patio, which leads onto the rooms and gives the house a special charm.

The historic areas of Santa Lucía are well worth a visit. Highlights include a walk to the famous fortress of Fortaleza de Ansite, a volcanic building where there are many caves which were used for dwellings and burials by the native inhabitants and where a large number of archaeological items have been found. It is also possible to see burial sites in natural caves in the fortress, normally associated with inhabited areas. Burial mounds are found less frequently in this municipality and have only been recorded in the area of Pozo Izquierd. The Museo Castillo de la Fortaleza, in the centre of Santa Lucía, is also recommended to visitors for its historical and cultural interest. It is primarily an archaeological museum, as the exhibits are of remains found in the archaeological sites of the area. Ethnographical, botanical and zoological items can also be viewed. Those who prefer excursions in the natural surroundings, should not miss la Caldera de Tirajana, in the central area of Gran Canari. The landscape here is considered unique, as it combines the rugged scenery of the territory, the architecture, the richness of the vegetation and the agricultural scenery.