Check-in is from 15.00 hrs
Check-ou t is until 11.00 hrs.
Early check-in or late check-out is possible by arrangement if possible for 30€.
Wificode: TP-Link_5D18
Code: 55602457
how does the kitchen work?
Press the button, turn to 9 o'clock, hold down and turn on.
Then release it.
Wet dishes can be placed in the cabinet above the sink.
Keep the kitchen counter dry.
Dispose of toilet paper in the wastebasket next to the toilet.
Do not dispose of paper or wet wipes in the toilet
wet wipes.
Trash cans are next to the main roads.
There is
Yellow for plastic and cans.
Green for glass
Blue for paper
Gray for the rest.
The washing machine is in the garden, on the left, behind the small wooden door.
There is also washing machine gel there.
Parking is possible in front of the chalet. If possible with some distance to the plants so that you can still walk comfortably in the garden.
From 22.00 to 10.00 we ask for silence.
The Villa Pitaya team thanks you for your respect.
In Villa Pitaya's magical garden, Jonathan grows pitayas that bloom between July and December.
The large white flowers usually open only at night. That is why they are called "the lady of the night".
It is magical to watch this large flower open on a warm night with a full moon.
3 weeks later, this flower has turned into a large pitaya (dragon fruit).
These organic superfood fruits are only watered with rain or tap water and can be purchased from Jonathan.
As well as Maracuyas, Pintangas and Rucula depending on the season.
Villa Pitaya consists of the magical garden and several apartments
which are available for tourist rental.
Casa Linda,
Casa Lilia,
Casa Maracuya,
Casa Nati,
Casa Pitaya.
Villa Pitaya was built about 200 years ago after the last big volcanic eruption in Lanzarote, the people there packed up, sailed across the sea to run aground in Fuerteventura and then settled in Lajares.
The house was built with natural stone, room by room.
The location was very cleverly chosen, as next to the large palm tree in the garden a well was built into which the rainwater from the surrounding mountains flowed.
So this place was already then a place of love and peace.