Luxury yurt accommodation in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

COUNTRY:
Canary Islands, Spain
LOCATION:
Arrieta Beach, Lanzarote
PRICE:
From €1085 - €1295 per week (sleeps 4)
MORE INFO:
Price is per yurt per week (sleeps 2 adults plus children)
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Luxury yurt accommodation in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

Luxury yurt accommodation in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

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Tila, owner of this Lanzarote accommodation & windsurfing enthusiast
"You have the choice of surfing on the beach, kitesurfers have started to come here… You even have hang-gliders hang-guilding over to the island of La Graciosa"

How this vacation makes a difference

Environment:
The eco yurt and all 12 properties at Finca De Arrieta are "Off the National Grid" and give guests the opportunity to experience firsthand, living with solar panels and wind turbines and using the latest renewable energy systems. We have installed the most up to date energy systems on offer, and they work very efficiently. The system in "Finca de Arrieta" is the largest on Lanzarote and runs on a 48 Volt system and has no problem powering the 12 dwellings on site. Other Green credentials include use of Grey water, Led lighting, solar pool heating, use of well water for pool, A+ class Fridge, organic fruit and veg and within walking/cycling distance to amenities.

Other environmental practices we follow:
- Waste reduction: We encourage recycling and have bins locally. Any organic waste can be given to our chickens.
- Conserving water: We ask client to be use water sparingly. We use our own well water which is used for the swimming pool, we also use our grey water on our palm trees.
- Conserving electricity: We use only Wind turbines and solar panels
- Encouraging wildlife: We have planted many native trees and bushes to encourage birds.

- Building materialsL: the entire retreat has been built using stone from the 30,000 meter estate.
- The well and water tanks which are on the land and originally used for irrigating the farm land have been fully restored.
- Measures to educate staff & guests about our environmental practices - We educate guests/staff and local schools on the eco energy system provided.
- Office practices: We have low energy lighting, and reuse paper.

Community:
Local stone and trades men have helped bring the retreat to a beautifully finished paradise. We promote rural tourism and encourage our guests to eat out locally and use local amenities such as shops and sports facilities etc..We also encourage them to purchase local products.

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Story of the accommodation provider

Michelle and Tila Braddock started their family run business in 2007 renting rural and eco-friendly vacation accommodation around Arrieta in the North of the Island of Lanzarote where they Live and Love. They have lived on Lanzarote for over 20 years, have brought up their 4 children on the island and are very involved in island life. They therefore have a wealth of local knowledge to offer their guests.

Accommodation provider no: 1325

Luxury yurt accommodation in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

Reviewed 01 Mar 2011 by Michelle Levene5 star rating

1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your vacation?


Staying in a yurt on a site with over 100 chickens, various cats, rabbits and even a donkey roaming around. Great for kids with donkey rides, missions to collect eggs every day, and to hang out with other kids on the communal trampoline, pirate boat and playground.

2. What tips would you give other travelers booking this vacation?


Really relaxed atmosphere in this family-run eco business, far away from the crowds of package tourists. Definitely get the organic food box, it had the most delicious produce.

3. Did you feel that your vacation benefited local people, and minimized impacts on the environment?


Definitely. The site employed local people. It was 100% self-sustaining, with solar power, its own well and its own sewage system. We even had little solar powered lamps for our yurts at nights!

4. Finally, how would you rate your vacation overall?


Fabulously relaxing, beautiful island, relaxed yet very responsive hosts. A great experience

Reviewed 26 Oct 2010 by Roos Eisma4 star rating

1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your vacation?


The rural location with an opportunity to see the landscape and vegetation. The space, both our private area around our yurt and outside where the kids were free to play on the trampoline and meet the chickens and donkey. The smallness of the resort and the uncrowded beach. The morning bike ride into the village for bread.

3. Did you feel that your vacation benefited local people, and minimized impacts on the environment?


Yes.

4. Finally, how would you rate your vacation overall?


The right vacation for our family at this time.

Reviewed 11 Dec 2009 by N Gill4 star rating

1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your vacation?


Beautiful accommodation and right next to a lovely beach with great and unpretentious Spanish restaurants.

2. What tips would you give other travelers booking this vacation?


The immediate surroundings of the finca are a little bleak and unpromising but once you are inside their gates it's lovely. In time that will change as planting etc matures I expect

3. Did you feel that your vacation benefited local people, and minimized impacts on the environment?


Definitely.

4. Finally, how would you rate your vacation overall?


Excellent. As good as we had hoped and will go back with our children next year who will also love it!
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