An idyllic country retreat for those who appreciate the rural aspect of Lanzarote. Centrally located in the tranquil village of Tiagua, a 10 minute drive will take you to Famara or to the charming town of Teguise which hosts a handicraft market every Sunday. 

The cottage is conveniently close to the local restaurants, bars and shops, around 2 minutes stroll and you are there! For the guest who likes to get out and about there are so many places to see within the local surrounding areas, nothing is very far away which means that when you stay at Bodega Tiagua you can do as little or as much as you like.

If you are feeling adventurous there are some brilliant walks or bike riding opportunities around this quaint rural area. Plus some excellent surf and kite surf schools and equipment hire in Caleta De Famara.

Bodega is a 200 year old renovated traditional Canarian property with thick walls, timber roof and high ceilings with wooden beams which creates an airy open feel. This also means that you stay cool during in the summer heat and keep cosy in the cooler months.

There are two bedrooms, the Master bedroom consists of a four poster double bed plus en-suite bathroom. The guest bedroom contains two single beds and each of the bedrooms has lovely countryside views. There are two shower rooms with wash basin and W.C. each has half flush water saving system.

Other eco friendly credentials at Bodega Tiagua include: a solar water heater, low energy light bulbs, a local recycle point and an hourly bus service which is less than two minutes walk from the finca. Within the large privately owned grounds there is a fig tree and vines. The pergola was made with salvaged beams from the original finca, and the house has been fitted with good quality antique furniture some of which has been hand painted restored and distressed. Guests can also make use of the local produce farmers market in the local town.

LOCATION - Tiagua is a modest village which boasts the biggest visitors attraction of this area - the award-winning Museo Agrícola El Patio. This is an open-air museum offering a comprehensive insight into Lanzarote’s intriguing, ingenious and unusual agricultural traditions. In the early 20th century this was the biggest and best-run estate on the island. By the second half of the same century, many of the workers had left this rural area to take up more attractive jobs in tourism.

To the right side of this museum complex there is the original manor house where visitors can explore the many rooms and wander into the grape press, bodega and grain store. There is also a wine museum, a small chapel and a garden featuring cacti and other endemic plants.

Various animals, including chickens, donkeys and are kept in the courtyard, which means that in particular, children will enjoy this local site. There are also two carefully renovated windmills which dominate the buildings on the left of the courtyard. This all forms the main agricultural museum where the exhibitions comprise vast displays of traditional agricultural tools, harnesses, ancient ceramics, fine examples of plait work, folk costumes and a collection of original photographs reflecting scenes of the hard-working rural life on Lanzarote years gone by. Visitors are invited to finish their tour of this pleasant and very informative museum, by enjoying a taste of the locally produced wine and the traditionally made goat cheese!

Tiagua is fast becoming a popular and trendy chic rural location for the eco friendly traveler. There are some very popular local restaurants including the el tenique canarian grill tapas which has been highly recommended by the owners of Bodega Tiagua - Zoe and Benn.