Mavisris 5030

Description

Villa MAVISRIS in Ye for 2 persons with shared pool, terrace, garden, balcony, views to the ocean, views of the volcanoes, WIFI and less than 4000m to the sea. MAVISRIS: panoramic views of the Lanzarote landscape MAVISRIS is comprised of a spacious bedroom with a separate bathroom. While cooking a meal in this villa fully fitted kitchen, our guests can enjoy the spectacular views of the Corona Volcano and the surrounding landscape. The ample glass-fronted terrace is the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the breathtaking sunsets over the Famara Cliffs. A comfortable sofa or thickly padded sun bed invite you to this show. The lava-ash covered patio offers you the possibility to sunbath and enjoy an al-fresco BBQ. As with the rest of the properties on MAVISRIS, guests of this villa have access to a heated pool, Jacuzzi, and small gym as well as a number of entertainment areas such as a BBQ and Bocce ball court. Yé and the Famara cliff MAVISRIS is located in the village of Yé, just atop the Famara cliff, and under a mile from the foothill of the Corona volcano. This area was declared a natural reserve, and therefore pristine and isolated from the mass tourism of other areas of the island, offering a true sense of peace and tranquility, fully undisturbed. Just a short walk away from the villas lies a path down the Famara cliffs. The hike down this path takes approximately 45 minutes, and leads to some of the island’s most pristine and untouched beaches, not accessible by any other means. Aside from the beaches located just below the Famara cliff, the north of the island also offers numerous other attractions such as the tourist centers developed by local artist César Manrique (Mirador del Rio, Jameos del Agua, and Cueva de los Verdes), less than 10 minutes away from the villas. Captivating scenery and natural works of art can be found in the north of Lanzarote thanks to the island’s volcanic history and a little help from renowned artist and architect Cesar Manrique. Fascinating attractions like Jameos del Agua and the Cueva de los Verdes are great places to visit. Don’t miss out the Mirador del Rio, a spectacular viewpoint – also built by Manrique – blending harmoniously with its surroundings and providing breathtaking views over La Graciosa and the other islets of the Chinijo archipelago.

Along the shore of the northernmost tip, which is largely undeveloped, you will find some small, idyllic fishing villages such as Arrieta and Orzola, boasting some nice seafood restaurants, excellent stops for lunch or a cool drink. Lanzarote is a a gift of nature and without any doubt an incomparable paradise combining the magic of its history with an enviable spring climate throughout the year, beautiful beaches and breathtaking landscapes, a paradise of unique nature which friendly people proved to know how to take care of.Lanzarote is a volcanic island, largely covered by lava fields caused by volcanic eruptions in the eighteenth century.

Lanzarote was the second Biosphere Reserve in the Canaries, adding a new component:for the first time was declared by UNESCO a territory as a whole, including all of its population centers. The perfect symbiosis achieved in Lanzarote between man and nature is without any doubt the main cause of this international recognition.The island you will find amazing beaches, secluded coves, trekking path, bike rentals, many surf, kite and windsurf schools, scuba-diving, boat trips. You could do some climbing up to the Volcanoes, relax in one of the amazing SPA or practice Yoga during the sunset.