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An ideal place for contemplating
Trade winds, facing the ?Riscos de Chapín? in the ravine of Tejeda, from the terrace, one can make out how the clouds linger over the mountains in pieces. The house, used in the past as an almond store, was managed by Eva and Carlos Cabrera (brother and sister).
Situated in Tejeda, it is probably the most visited municipality on the island by painters and photographers. Everyone comes here to immerse themselves in and paint the portrait of the magical colours that appear in every sunset at the bottom of the Mountain of Bentayga, from the horizon of the sea, flooding the landscape.