Holiday Cottage La Gayria - El Yugo

Agroturismo La Gayría, is located in Tiscamanita - Tuineje (Fuerteventura), and is made up of three rural houses on a 5000-meter estate; The Yoke, The Plow and the Graft. Our rural accommodations in Fuerteventura have rooms with first-class views, specially adapted rooms, first-class cuisine, recreational activities, swimming pools and much more.
In the 18th century it was a stately home during the economic cycle of the cochineal in the Canary Islands, and where now, the client can be in contact with agriculture, livestock, taste the fruit of the time, collect the eggs of the hens, milk goats and drink milk with the typical majorero gofio.

El Yugo rural house is located in Tiscamanita, a town belonging to the municipality of Tuineje, located in the southeast of the island of Fuerteventura.

Altitude:: 200m
Restaurant at...1005m
Shopping centre at... 30005m
Centro médico a... 18005m
Distance from beach...: 18005m
Port at... 28005m
Airport at... 30005m

Rural house El Yugo has 60m2 and consists of:

* 1 double room with double bed
* Living room with satellite TV and sofa bed
* Kitchen fully equiped
* Shared pool
* Barbecue - oven
* Library

The municipality of Tuineje is located southeast of the Island of Fuerteventura, the economy of this municipality is based on agriculture, livestock, and in recent decades also in the service sector, tourism.

Among its places of interest, the remains of volcanic eruptions in the Paraje de Malpaís Grande or the Natural Monument of Cuchillos de Vigán stand out. In its domains is part of the Rural Park of Betancuria.

The tamasite house contributes to the sustainable development of the planet. It has 15 Kw connected to the electrical network. Container for collecting oil for human consumption. Recycling of glass, paper and plastic.

Culturally, Tuineje also has several places that are worth going to for their wealth, of which we highlight, for example, the Gran Tarajal Lime Furnace, the largest on the island, built in 1953. We must also highlight without a doubt the Hermitage of San Marcos, of the XVII century.