Tayu Eco Villa is in Villaverde, in the north of Fuerteventura, amid a landscape of villages and volcanic terrain. The centre of Villaverde is 1.5 km away and Molino de Villaverde is 680 m away. Ermita de San Vicente Ferrer is 1.1 km away, while the Malpaís de la Arena natural area is 1.6 km away. The setting is suitable for combining cultural visits with walks through the island’s arid landscape.
Museo Aloe Vera is 1.9 km away. La Oliva is 2.3 km away and has several points of interest: Mercado de las Tradiciones, Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria and Museo La Cilla are all the same distance away. Casa de los Coroneles, one of the town’s notable historic buildings, is 2.7 km away. For a different view of the landscape, Mirador de Tababaire is 4.8 km away. Ecomuseo de Alcogida also offers a glimpse into Fuerteventura’s traditional architecture and way of life.
If you want to spend a day on the coast, you can visit Corralejo and Parque Natural de las Dunas de Corralejo, or head to El Cotillo on the west coast. The island has routes through volcanic cones, lava fields and inland villages; plan walks with the sun and lack of shade in mind. During the warmer months, beaches and bathing areas take centre stage, while the mild climate makes it possible to explore the north of Fuerteventura for much of the year.
Molino de Villaverde
— Traditional windmill offering a glimpse of Fuerteventura’s rural architecture.
680 m
Hermitage of San Vicente Ferrer
— Small church connected to Villaverde’s religious history.
1,1 km
Malpaís de la Arena
— Volcanic landscape with dark terrain and formations created by ancient eruptions.
1,6 km
Aloe Vera Museum
— A place dedicated to the cultivation and traditional uses of aloe.
1,9 km
Casa de los Coroneles
— Iconic historic building in La Oliva, with stately Canarian architecture.
2,7 km
Tababaire Viewpoint
— Scenic viewpoint for taking in the landscape of inland Fuerteventura.
4,8 km