Charming & cosy study with lots of natural light, right in a rural and tranquil town of Mácher. It will feel like living outdoors, while inside the studio there is a lingering aroma of wood and sturdy volcanic rock. In the studio, you will find a comfortable bed with a good mattress- size 160 y 190 cm and an array of pillows. For those indoorsy, there is a flat-screen TV (Local Channels / Dubbed movies – Mostly in English) & a coin – operated AC (1 E / hour). A comfortable desk and chair, free WiFi – where you may read or even finish some work. When the sunsets, the garden is nicely lighted and there are various sitting areas. The exteriors of the property are to be enjoyed, where you will find multiple common areas, BBQ, pérgola area, terrace, garden & chillout area. The location is in a mountainous region of Mácher. It´s is great for both walking and bicycling (if you did not bring your own, we have two you can borrow). Many short and long walking and biking routes through the mountains of Mácher and the solidified lava of la Geria (The Wine Valley of La Geria, Lanzarote). The wine – growing region of Lanzarote, which is minutes away from the property.

he village's population is 1,065 inhabitants (INE, 2010). It is situated on the southern island of Lanzarote, about 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) from the capital Arrecife, and 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) from the airport. It is characterized by a dispersed settlement on both sides of Arrecife-Yaiza-Playa Blanca road. It is located very close to Puerto del Carmen, about 2 miles from Puerto Calero. The area was characterized by the cultivation of tomatoes and onions. Onions are grown north of the road, and tomatoes are south. More recently, most of its inhabitants work in tourism and services. Its name possibly derived from the Italian word "Maschera", drifted to Mácheres, and finally Macher. Among the most prominent attractions are houses of past centuries and the Molina de Mácher. Among the natural attractions are the mountains of Guardilama (the third highest in Lanzarote) and Tinasoria mountain. The latter hosts paragliding and hang gliding, particularly the massif of Famara. The town's patron is St. Peter, celebrated with an annual festival on June 29.